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Tuesday, 20 April 2010,
15:30
1. Be a geek, no matter what.
Guess what! I went Wiki surfing and I saw some really cool stuff.I think I started with xkcd and I was brought to the page on the Answer to Life, the Universe, and Everything, Base 13 and other stuff like... Towel Day where people commemorate the author of The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy (it brings back quite a bit of memories and it was quite an awesomely mindscrewing book). Geek Pride Day where people commemorate premier of the first Star Wars movie in 1977 (I don't understand why Star Wars is such a geeky must-do! Star Wars doesn't particularly interest me and I have no intend to sit down and finish the whole saga?). And the most imba of all... Wait for it... ![]() Pi, now complete with 27 decimal places. You'll never be rational again! Pi Day! Hahaha, I guess some Crescentians would alr know of its existence. Especially those taught by Mr Lee cause he mentioned that 14th of March is Pi Day (3/14). But did you know that there are different variations of Pi Day? For countries that use the MM/DD/YYYY format, Pi Day is on 14th of March. For countries that use the DD/MM/YYYY format, Pi Day is on the 22th of July (22/7). There's even a Chinese variation on Pi Day which is on December 21, 1:13 p.m.: The 355th day of the year (December 20 in leap years), celebrated at 1:13 for the Chinese approximation 355/113. People even celebrate Pi Minute and Pi Second. So, how's that for a bored worker in the office? I read cool stuff. For those who think this is too geeky, here's something from the Basic Rights and Responsibilities of Geeks: Rights: On a side note, I am really proud of myself cause I made quite a lot of changes to the original blogskin and I figured them out without anyone's help! Of course, I did some googling for some problems but the point it I did it without physically asking anyone. Heheheh. And yes, I am so proud of my new HTML skills that I did quite a bit of this post in HTML. 8-| genevieve ♥ 0 comments |