Clock application written in Java, expressing date and time in dozenal (base twelve). Counts time down to the Pendlebury Tim (twelve-to-the-minus-fourth of an hour).

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  • elwoodnewman Posted 2013-06-08
    Thanks for Uncialclock, it's perfect!
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User Interface

Java Swing

Programming Language

Java

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2012-05-04
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