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    Pie calculating software

    Discussion in 'Windows OS and Software' started by dagr8n8, Aug 16, 2005.

  1. dagr8n8

    dagr8n8 Notebook Enthusiast

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    hey i see all they's time for calculating the first 2millon digets of pie, an i was wondering whre i can get this software.
     
  2. LuckMC11

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    thanks alot, much aprecheated
     
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    queshy Notebook Deity NBR Reviewer

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    Does anybody know which formula that program uses? It's quite interesting.
     
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    That software is for Pi though...what about the Pie calculator? I want to know how fast my notebook can come up with 2MM recipies for apple pie.
     
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    queshy Notebook Deity NBR Reviewer

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    LOL, he's right though. Pi is a very interesting number, actually. I can't find out how it does it though.
     
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    Try droppin them an e-mail, if they have 1
     
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    yea..i'm curious 2 :eek: