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Numi is a handy calculator app for macOS. It allows you to describe tasks naturally and instantly get an answer. For example, $20 in euro - 5% discount or today + 2 weeks.

...In short, it collects JSON from multiple different cryptocurrency markets, goes through the results, and finds the highest and lowest price for each coin. The script will find the highest price (chbtc.com), and lowest price (Bittrex), and divide the two: 51.8/38.23 = ~1.35 (~35% profit margin) and then push these results to the browser. It will also find the next highest market pairs, e.g. chbtc / jubi is the second-highest pair and chbtc/Bittrex the third, jubi/Bittrex the fourth and so on until every possible combination has been computed. Currently you will have to add a market object with the correct settings in the array markets, situated in the settings.js file. ...

...Any data storage needs use HTML5's data persisting capabilities Use this food storage calculator to help plan food storage preparedness. This calculator uses the three tier approach to food storage. The three tiers are: 1. Normal perishable food purchases like milk, bread, and ice cream. 2. Multi-month or multi-year perishable items such as canned goods, pastas and cooking oils. 3. Multi-decade non-perishable items such as hard wheat, sugar, and water.

A web-based character calculator for Diablo II, that will be capable of doing calculations with stats and equipment.

sCal: a small, scientific, script programmable calculator--for & in JavaScript. sCal2: an expansion giving a function/program catalog system with: hundreds of unit-conversions & material properties, programming examples, nearly limitless user-procedures

This is a scientific calculator in javascript, its interface's same to Microsoft Windows's calculator, it can be switched between simple and scientific form, and allows web developpers integrate into theirs apps.

This is a standalone HTML/JavaScript application with which a manager can get an estimate of the costs involved with the deploymnent of 1) a conventional network, 2) a network with OSS based servers and 3) a network with OSS based servers and desktops.