Scienceblogs and Serious Eats are teaming up this year for the 2010 Pi Day Bake-Off. I wonder if Mrs. Pontiff is up to defending her crown?
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It's not Pi day until 31st May!
Unless of course you're using a "middle-endian" date format, but no ... as either a computer scientist (big-endian) or a physicist (upholder of international standards, little-endian) you couldn't *possibly* be using a middle-endian format, could you?