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Find out how many minutes have been your PC on today, current session, current month and current year and how many sessions have you started. It will register in a database when you log and unlog on your computer and will show you your data when you wish.

The Feed Calculator is a small program to calculate the feed and spindle speed for turning and milling machines.. The help provides an excerpt of the machining tables which propose cutting speeds and feed per edges for various tools, especially for small machines and modeling. With this data, you can easily find the working parameters for your job on numeric controlled machines. For easier use, you can customize the tool table (number of edges) to your own tool rack.

A small kill to death ratio calculator written in 45 mins. will update soon. I am planning on developing it into a kind of game swiss army knife for competitive games. I am going to add a reset button next update that should be within the next few days depending on my schools calender. a large update should be coming out soon adding a graphing function for graphing your krd over time hopefully should be out soon.

The ubercalc has been an on-going first project of mine. I first wrote an old version, the ubercalcv1, in C++. I rewrote it in C++ again, and I've finally rewritten it in FreeBasic.

LaptopCalc was made thinking in a way to use a calculator in a laptop without a numpack It uses keys like “J” to type “1”, “k” for “2” and so on. But is also great for all uses, try it and you will want to replace the default calc

An advanced natural display calculator for Windows and Linux.

MiniCalc GUI is a calculator that supports user-defined functions and graphing. It starts instantly and runs on both Windows and Linux. It is easy to use for the average user, but also supports factorials, exponents, logs, and trig functions.

Introducing Kaixax555's Addition Calculator! Calculating 20 whole numbers, decimals and negative numbers at a time!