Many of us are used to rendering dates on checks and other documents in a MM/DD/YY format, omitting the first two digits of the year for brevity's sake. After all, the chances of confusion are small: ...
As TimeandDate.com points out, however, there’s a flaw in the formula. “For instance, September 10, 2019 or 9-10-19 is only a palindromic date in the m-dd-yy format, but it isn't if you write the date ...
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