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a simple Windows software called Kara Universal Clock. Using this program, you can see the current date and time of that city by typing the first letters of the desired city and selecting that city from the list. This software can be used for those who work with foreign clients, work in international companies, or for any reason need to know the exact time of a city anywhere in the world.

This program graphs the inputted function and number of rectangular approximators over the specified interval and calculates the estimated area with a right, left or midpoint Riemann sum. Supports the following functions: sin cos tan arcsin arccos arctan ln log (base ten) and the following constants: e pi (Note: type out "pi" in the function field to use) Mimics TI-89 syntax Coefficients and parenthesis may be used to denote multiplication, but ‘coefficient multiplication’ will not work with constants. ...

jRCaLc is a resistor calculator outfitted with various tools, meant to aid in work related to resistors.

FreeAVG 0.01 is a extremely simple baseball average calculator, released under the GPLv3. Compile, build and then run in a terminal to get it to work. This is the first program I have ever made in C, I plan to add more features eventually.

Console based notepad number cruncher makes calculations fast and simple, yet with ample features under the hood. With log turned on, you can record your session on-the-fly from any open instance of the program.

Administration of large networks could be a very time-consuming work. So this program should represent a comfortable solution for calculating subnets in IPv4-networks. First fo all it is designed for Windows but also executable under Linux/Mono.

Just look what I've got up to. A freaking calculator! Well, the story is simple. I just got in my brains that I needed to make something in C. A program just to learn how to work with this programing language. Well... This is it! Just to learn...

Advanced Mathematics Suite, or AMS for short, is a program which makes up for where TI left off when they developed the TI-83 Plus graphing calculator. It includes various useful utilities for work with Algebra I, II, Geometry, and other subjects.