Happy Pi Day

kmikemoo Thanks for opening the challenge to find/make a Boston Cream Pie. So far I only knew about Boston Cream Donuts and they always had not enough filling inside. I hope to unlock this achievement very soon.

And you'll have to forgive me here, but that logic would need to be 8-bit....as you'd need to take a whole byte

Ah, OK....that makes sense. I'm sure the one you've ordered will be worth the wait . It's amazing how the entire supply chain across many different areas has been upset by this pandemic. The house build/sales I'm assuming are where people are moving away from the cities?

My comment about Samsung was not about preference or quality - there a lot of this brand in stock locally and we could have had an oven immediately.  It may not have lasted very long, but nothing does nowadays - even high quality brands.  And a lot of stuff as you point out is delivered broken.

There is huge demand for higher quality appliances because the pandemic has caused a surge in new house building/sales.  So, these are in short supply.

Wouldn't that be AND gate dinning ?

Or maybe a concat function?

char *whoopie = "whoopie pie";
char *apple = "apple pie";
char str[80];
strcpy(str, "Mike's Pi Day: ");
strcat(str, whoopie);
strcat(str," and ");
strcat(str, apple);

A vegetable pie sounds very nice - you may have helped me decide the menu for the week.

I'm thinking once a pie is cut the volume of pie is not longer proportional to the remaining pie's surface. There's always a natural amount of filling oozing out and, I for one, always make sure I clean that out along with my slice

maybe should have bought a Samsung

Maybe I had bad luck, but I had a setup with three cooking appliances from this manufacturer and they all developed several faults - those in warranty were repaired for free, those outside I repaired. This included missing thermal wadding causing the chipboard kitchen carcass to char, a succession of 1/4 stainless blade connectors becoming loose/heating/burning through the attached wire, a relay sticking on, glass bulb protector shattering and a large drop resistor cracking in half. Had I not been able to repair myself they would have been expensive repairs or thrown out a long time before.

When I'd finally had enough of things breaking, including the door seals also failing, I decided to replace all three with a well known, high quality German brand, complete with a dedicated Pizza setting

Regarding pie...I'm getting very hungry with all the talk of nice pies.

In fact, we made a vegetable pie, then at the end, only remained less than Pi

And what category does a Whoopie Pie really belong?  I had one of those today also - along with the apple pie.  OR Gate dining.  No XOR on Pi Day.

wolfgangfriedrich  2 cake ≈ 2π   Close enough! One of my favorite pies is Boston Cream Pie - which is pretty much a cake with custard filling.