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Re:Falsehoods programmers believe about time by bee_rider on Monday August 22, 2022 @09:39PM (#32559560)
I'm certainly romanticizing the whole thing but given,

> There is no special numbering of the years used in the Icelandic calendar, so the year may be omitted or the current Gregorian year used.

It is hard not to imagine a day in Sumarauki as being sort of magically timeless.

Re:Falsehoods programmers believe about time by runarberg on Monday August 22, 2022 @10:31PM (#32559898)
Given that the month after Sumarauki is named Heyannir which literally means busy season during haying, which I’ve heard from farmers is their busiest time of the year, perhaps you are right.