Favourite type of pi(e)?
indeed. and it's the only pi day of our lives 3/14/15
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We celebrated at 9:26, making it 3.1415926. That's about as close as you can get.
edit: I just realized we could have celebrated 53 seconds after 9:26. We could also get into milliseconds, but that would be too precise.
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Holy crap!
PS: Thanks to you I've just finished Volume 1 of RWBY yesterday, I've watched Vol. 2:1 too, I'm glad they got more budget for making longer and better quality webisodes, I'll share it to some friends :]
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The forward slash separates them. The dot represents a period/decimal, which doesn't make any sense.
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maybe because you're murican? oh wait... you're not even murican. da hell?
TIME TO PANIC!
edit: by the way comma represents a decimal in this part of world.
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The comma is also inferior!
Yeah, I'm never sure which to use when writing it. I always default to the month's abbreviation just to be safe, ex. March 14, 2014. (Well, March is short so an abbreviation isn't really necessary)
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I'll take today over yesterday,. I HATE Friday the 13th.
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Oh that's why near the department of maths it's happening something weird
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any1 straight guy with working equipment....what i mean is it's no trivial matter..ahem ahem
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the logic says that you go from small to big so you start with days then go to months and then years(DD-MM-YYYY).i never understood why USA goes with the morth first,i even understand Chinese using YYYY-MM-DD but not Americans with MM-DD-YYYY
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I think of it like this.
With 14-03-2015, you are basically saying "The 14th of March, 2015."
With 03-14-2015, you are basically saying "March 14th, 2015."
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obligatory blue bald eagle with stars screeching 'Murica with guns in background n oil barrels rolling around
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According to that link, Canada uses all 3 types...
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"All 3 main types are used in Canada – in French and in English.[32][33]
Social Insurance applications for Canada use DMY format.[34]
Passport applications[35] and tax returns[36] use YYYY MM DD.
Immigration Canada Stamps use DD/MM/YYYY and Canada Customs Stamps use MMM/DD/YYYY.
Nearly all English newspapers use MDY (MMM[M] D, YYYY).[37]
The default date format used by Microsoft Windows for English Canada for all-numeric dates (short-dates) is DD/MM/YYYY, and for long dates is MMMM D, YYYY in Windows XP and MMMM-DD-YY in later versions; for French Canada it is YYYY-MM-DD for short-dates and D MMMM YYYY for long-dates."
CANADA Y U NO DECIDE? CHOOSE A SIDE DAMMIT
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Today, 3.14 15 at 8:26:54. A good approximation to the number 3.14158265359blablabla. Sadly you were sleeping at that time :P
Also this time I choose apple over potato, just because I love apple pie <3 Sorry potato :(
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Here I am, sitting with the date format of YYYY-MM-DD So for me it was not pi day :P
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For anyone who believes today's date is 14/3 (or 14.3), you can just pretend it's 3/14 (or 3.14).
Edit: I found a potato pi!
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