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Pascalloid Calc
Hui or Pascal's Triangle into shaped Geometry, 3D
...There is now a way to create user-defined algorithms. Dodecahedral and Icosahedral Pascalloids are now geometrically perfect and include no 'folding errors'. A 'data only' data output mode allows users to copy and paste the geometry data into any spreadsheet. Polarized (+/-) geometries for all shapes are included as an option, including special tools to work with both negative and positive numbers that appear in the revolving geometry display. A novel colorization system and graphic control system was employed, in order to visualize 3D or 4D Pascalloids. -
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Tech Tools Menu
a simple IT Tool
Tool To Help Support Engineer, Allows Remote Install UltraVNC on machines, so also manage local network equipment. In this first phase of the project is necessary to have administrator privileges on the machine to be administered, it is designed for companies or institutions with established domains. -
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The BlueFusion package consists of a Java SocketServer and a Flash Client which can execute basic file functions such as write to files, delete files, copy files from within Flash. It is designed for XML-Files but can handle all types of plain text.
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