• CaptainBlagbird
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    692 months ago

    There is still hope, it’s Best by, not Use by

    • dbx12
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      492 months ago

      So many people interpret “best before” as “poisonous as hell after”. Look at it, smell it, taste (a little bit of) it. If it passes all three, still perfect to eat.

      • Possibly linux
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        82 months ago

        Until its not

        Be mindful of perishables left out of the fridge for a long time. Most of the time it is fine but in some cases it can cause illness.

        • dbx12
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          22 months ago

          Well, I store my food as recommended and treat the best before as written above. If stored in suboptimal conditions for extended time, most bets regarding the best before are off anyways.

  • teft
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    432 months ago

    That is only what the Canadians release to the outside world. They have a strategic maple syrup reserve.

  • @mrspaz
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    262 months ago

    I wrote a program to figure out what day of the week this landed on (assuming it is in fact October 2nd, 151441).

    It’s a Saturday.

    Real downer on the start of the weekend.

      • Ephera
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        62 months ago

        Yep, my immediate thought was, how the hell would you know it works?

        • @Bgugi
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          32 months ago

          Bro probably to account for leap Thursday’s. We have one every ~28k years to keep in alignment with the true solar week.

          • dch82
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            12 months ago

            Took me longer than it should have to realise this was a joke.

        • @[email protected]
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          32 months ago

          That program better be using an existing date library, because otherwise it’s most definitely wrong.

          • @[email protected]
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            public string GetDayOfWeek(DateTime date) => "saturday";

            I also calculated it, his result checks out.

            • @al4s
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              42 months ago

              Don’t be ridiculous, that would never pass QA.

              But this one will. Joy for years to come:

              public string GetDayOfWeek(DateTime date) {
                  return ((date - new DateTime(1970, 1, 1)).Milliseconds / 86400000) % 7 switch {
                      0 => "Thursday",
                      1 => "Friday",
                      2 => "Saturday",
                      3 => "Sunday",
                      4 => "Monday"
                  };
              }
              
  • @pyre
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    102 months ago

    what an optimistic date for our demise.

      • @GrabtharsHammer
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        12 months ago

        Glad you enjoyed it! Personally, I never expected such a thing from a sports reporting site.

  • @Crashumbc
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    72 months ago

    1441 is most likely the time stamp sorry guys…

    (Not sure if Canada follows US or internal date format)