Issue #254 / Jan 2022
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![Figure 1: Using a script to convert a date format. Date formats are defined by standards such as DIN 5008 (for Germany) [1] and ISO 8601 (international) [2].](/var/linux_magazin/storage/images/issues/2022/254/time-machines/figure-1/797069-1-eng-US/Figure-1_small.png "Figure 1: Using a script to convert a date format. Date formats are defined by standards such as DIN 5008 (for Germany) [1] and ISO 8601 (international) [2].")
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