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In vielen Foren sehe ich immer Leute die fragen ob das Netzteil für diese oder jene Hardware ausreicht. Im Internet gibt es viele "Watt-Rechner" die aber leider sehr ungenau arbeiten und meist Netzteile Empfehlen die viel zu groß sind. Deswegen habe ich mir gedacht, Programmiere ich einen Netzteil Calculator der ziemlich genau sein soll.
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FoxCalc
A pseudo-graphical calculator for FreeDOS (or any other DOS)
FoxCalc is a calculator with a text user interface (TUI), compiled for DOS. It supports a mouse, and uses the GMP library, therefore its results are highly accurate. FoxCalc is distributed as a zip FreeDOS package. That way, it can be easily installed using the FreeDOS package manager. -
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Sentences calculator
Sentences calculator for brain training
OpenOffice extension, which displays the result of a document sentences, in the purpose to practice the kind of brain training described in http://fr.wikiversity.org/wiki/Recherche:Les_chemins_du_langage. -
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Error to trace to log to deploy. One click. No SSH.AppSignal links every error to the trace, the trace to the log, the log to the deploy that shipped it.
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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.
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