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A PalmOS combination countdown timer and score tracking device designed primarily for refereeing fencing bouts. The current version works somewhat well in Palm OS 3.5, but on other Palm versions accessing various functions causes seg faults.
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Pocket Clock ist a program for Pocket PC 2002/2003 on ARM or XScale CPUs. It has 4 functions from which can be choosen in the program. It can be a normal clock and dateviewer, a countdown timer, a countup timer (displays elapsed time), and a target timer
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Meditime
Meditation Countdown Timer Widget for Android
Meditime is a simple meditation timer and has the following features: - Define a meditation time between 0 and 60 minutes. - Optionally plays an initial sound; - Select between 7 ending sound from Buddhist to Muslim sounds. -
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How Many Work Hours?
Converts prices to work hours (w/ tax-adjusted wages) to make buys fee
Tired of "bargain" regrets? This free Chrome ext flips prices to *hours worked* (monthly wages + Israeli gross/net taxes baked in). Set 24-72h timers w/ alarms, flag via 9 categories (green <2h clothes), track skips in wishlist/history stats. Bilingual EN/HE, dark mode, local-only—built for freelancers dodging burnout. Why now? My side-gig FOMO sparked it; v1.1's stats dash shows "saved 10h/month." Open-source GPL-3.0. 2-min demo:... -
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