Announcing Windows 10 Insider Preview Fast Build 17123 - Mar. 16 Insider

alkaufmann said:

Weird, mine says 07/02/2018.

It is automatic depending on regional settings. I never understand why the US has to use a different system to the rest of the world dd/mm/yy is more logical.

cereberus said:

It is automatic depending on regional settings. I never understand why the US has to use a different system to the rest of the world dd/mm/yy is more logical.

I've always wondered that cereberus as the US still uses feet and inches. I've always thought their dating system was a bit off the wall :)

Josey Wales said:

It probably will if you have an ISO for 17123.1

Made by UUP2ISO. Time to check it out :)

fdegrove said:

Hi,

At least they drive on the "right" side of the road.....


Cheers,

No Frank that's the WRONG side, perhaps that's why why I I like New Zealand so much, they drive on the correct side :)

fdegrove said:

Hi,

At least they drive on the "right" side of the road.....


Cheers,

No, Brits definitely drive the correct side. The convention of "driving" on left predates even the establishment of the USA and first developed in days of Highwaymen like Dick Turpin. Horse riders (mostly) would ride on left so they could protect themselves with their right hand sword arm more easily (most being right handed). ;-).

cereberus said:

No, Brits definitely drive the correct side. The convention of "driving" on left predates even the establishment of the USA and first developed in days of Highwaymen like Dick Turpin. Horse riders (mostly) would ride on left so they could protect themselves with their right hand sword arm more easily (most being right handed). ;-).

It is the correct side for your country. In the US cars travel on the right side. There is no wrong or right to this, it depends on the laws in your Country. In The US Virgin Islands they drive on the left side.

Going a bit OT now isn't it :)