Storing Numbers in Calculator

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Streaming and Storing at Your Stereo or
Car

Streaming and Storing at Your Stereo or
Car 11/03/2003 02:35 PM
Omnifi ships its Digital Media Player: It's a 20 Gb hard drive that can be used in a car or attached to a home stereo system, and using Wi-Fi (802.11b flavor) to transfer data. The system can schedule data transfers, and if your garage or parking spot is close enough to your wireless network, you can take advantage of car-area networking....

Storing Images in Database

Storing Images in Database 01/31/2003 08:03 PM
Learn how to store images from a HTML form into a database and then display those same images.

Storing Data In Cow Guts?

Storing Data In Cow Guts? 07/21/2004 04:20 PM

Storing Your Banned Phone May Cost You

Storing Your Banned Phone May Cost You 12/22/2004 01:16 AM
With the backlash against cameraphones growing rapidly, many different places have banned mobile phones -- including some courthouses. No, we don't know what it is with court houses and wireless technologies today, but they're getting a lot of attention. Textuall y is pointing out that a new industry of sorts has been built up outside of buildings that ban cameraphones. For $10, a hot dog vendor outside a federal courthouse in Miami will store your contraband cameraphone behind the hot dog buns in his cart. Down the street, a shopowner charges $2, but gets annoyed that they keep ringing. Many who show up at the court without realizing the ban was in place, and who don't know about the local merchants' "side business," simply end up burying them in the dirt or hiding them under garbage cans. If you're looking to pick up some free mobile phones, apparently digging around outside of federal courthouses may be the way to go.

Traveling and storing digital pictures

Traveling and storing digital pictures 08/06/2004 04:42 PM
If you go travel for any serious amount of time, and take a lot of digital pictures, you need to figure out a way to store all that goodness. Uploading to a site is not a practical option (too much data, and you don't want to spend your days sitting ...

Portable Phone Numbers = Market for Cool
Numbers

Portable Phone Numbers = Market for Cool
Numbers 02/15/2004 10:32 AM

Storing RoboDemo Test Scores in a
Database

Storing RoboDemo Test Scores in a
Database 08/02/2004 09:01 PM
Insert RoboDemo test scores into a database with ColdFusion and then export them automatically to Excel.

Tools Of The Trade: Maxtor's external
hard drives for storing data from
overloaded computers

Tools Of The Trade: Maxtor's external
hard drives for storing data from
overloaded computers 05/22/2004 08:11 PM
Independent May 23 2004 0:45AM GMT

PG Calculator 2.2

PG Calculator 2.2 05/03/2004 06:10 PM
A multifunction, scientific, skinable RPN calculator.

RPN Calculator 1.93

RPN Calculator 1.93 12/04/2003 04:45 PM
Do some complex mathematics with this powerful multifunctional RPN calculator.

Try our tax calculator

Try our tax calculator 03/17/2005 02:54 AM

BE-Calculator

BE-Calculator 12/31/2003 12:00 PM
initial release of sources

PG Calculator

PG Calculator 04/13/2004 03:10 AM
New application for KDE

RPN-Calculator-Py

RPN-Calculator-Py 01/02/2005 04:11 PM
Polynomials And Rational Functions

PG Calculator 2.1

PG Calculator 2.1 04/10/2004 08:22 PM
A multifunction, scientific, skinable RPN calculator.

PG Calculator 2.2.3

PG Calculator 2.2.3 05/23/2004 03:21 PM
A multifunction, scientific, skinable algebraic/RPN calculator.

PG Calculator 2.1.3

PG Calculator 2.1.3 04/25/2004 09:50 AM
A multifunction, scientific, skinable RPN calculator.

PG Calculator 2.2-4

PG Calculator 2.2-4 06/05/2004 04:35 PM
A multifunction, scientific, skinable algebraic/RPN calculator.

Tk-Calculator-RPN-HP-0.6

Tk-Calculator-RPN-HP-0.6 03/19/2003 10:42 PM

Microsoft Calculator Plus

Microsoft Calculator Plus 09/06/2004 08:10 PM
This application allows you to complete many different types of conversions; it also includes all the mathematical functions offered in Microsoft Calculator.

Car Mileage Calculator

Car Mileage Calculator 03/14/2003 01:28 AM
V1.0 Car Mileage Calculator Released

Math-Calculator-1.002

Math-Calculator-1.002 06/09/2004 10:47 AM

Overclock Your TI Calculator

Overclock Your TI Calculator 04/18/2005 10:04 AM

I was the coolest kid in PreCalc, having splurged and bought the six colored TI-83+ calculator cases offered on their web site. (True story.) Now you can rice out your TI from the inside, overclocking your calculator with a quick trip to Radio Shack, a soldering iron and a basic comprehension of the term "will void your warranty." Overclocking TIs is nothing new of course, but we believe each new generation deserves to run TI-Snake and Drug Wars at its very quickest. Richfiles has full step-by-step instructions and pictures for every model from the TI-81 to the TI-92.

Overclock Your TI [Richfiles via MAKEblog]

Veterinary Calculator

Veterinary Calculator 12/27/2004 11:23 AM
VetCalc now in Beta

Goozoo Calculator

Goozoo Calculator 12/31/2003 08:34 PM
Goozoo Calculator 0.93 Released!

Moody Calculator

Moody Calculator 01/05/2004 10:59 AM
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MTAC - More than a calculator

MTAC - More than a calculator 11/18/2003 06:40 PM
New Administrator

CAP Polling Calculator

CAP Polling Calculator 04/10/2004 02:17 AM

MIDP Calculator

MIDP Calculator 04/06/2005 03:50 PM
CVS now available

HP-01 calculator watch

HP-01 calculator watch 03/27/2005 03:25 AM
"Time: elusive and immediate...limited yet infinite. Because time is important to you, Hewlett-Packard introduces the HP-01, a new dimension in time management and personal computation." Truly, such an important model number could only be bestowed upon the king of all early calculator watches. No less than three batteries were required (two for the LED display alone), and even HP's impressive engineering was unable to save the HP-01 from the curse of bulkiness; it did not sell well at the $650 price point. The HP-01 was discontinued in 1980, as inexpensive LCD calculator watches began flooding the market (don't lie, you know you had one).

Web mindshare calculator revisited

Web mindshare calculator revisited 12/04/2003 09:37 AM
My old web mindshare calculator has been updated for the Spidering Hacks book. The original version from 1999 used AltaVista to measure what I called the web mindshare -- that is, the number of indexed inbound links -- for a collection of sites in a Yahoo! category. The new version is updated to use Google. Cool! That project was one of the first things that really got me thinking about what Web services would inevitably become. Here's how I described it in my book:

In effect, every web site is a scriptable component, and the Web as a whole is a vast library of such components. You can invoke these invidually from any scripting language that can issue HTTP requests and interpret the responses.

What's more, you can join components to achieve novel effects. For example, I've used Yahoo! and AltaVista in combination to measure the "mindshare" of web sites in specific categories. To do that, I wrote a Perl script that uses Yahoo!'s namespace API to unroll the subdirectories under a node of the Yahoo! directory tree, yielding a consolidated list of URLs belonging to some category, such as /Science/Nanotechnology/. Then the script feeds that list of URLs, one at a time, to AltaVista, using its CGI API to ask, for each site, how many other pages in the AltaVista index refer to that site. The ranked list of these citation counts measures what I call the web mindshare of the sites.

Yahoo! wasn't designed to produce an unrolled list of sites in a category, but its web API can be made to do it. Likewise, AltaVista wasn't designed to count references to each of the sites in such a list, but its web API can be made to do it. These two macrocomponents, driven remotely by a 100-line Perl script (see http:/ /www.byte.com/features/1999/03/udellmindshare.html), can be joined to create a new application that measures web mindshare. [Practi cal Internet Groupware, Chapter 8, Organizing Search Results]

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The CURTA Calculator Page

The CURTA Calculator Page 01/04/2004 08:24 AM
The CURTA Calculator Page .. available as a poster .. (this might help) .. Curta .. these

vcalc.net/cu.htm
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Asteroid Impact Calculator

Asteroid Impact Calculator 04/13/2004 12:52 PM

Here's a cheerful thought: We're all tooling along, minding our own business, when suddenly an asteroid slams into the earth, wreaking death and destruction in some far-off (or maybe not-so-far-off) place. What effect would the impact, wherever it happened, have here in sunny Sioux Falls, South Dakota?

Leave it to the Department of Planetary Science eggheads at the University of Arizona to put together an online form that will tell you exactly how bad it will be. Just enter a few variables regarding how big the asteroid is, how fast it's travelling, what it's made of, and how far you are from it, and it will spit back at you... "the seismic, blast wave, and thermal effects of an impact as well as the size of the crater produced by the impact."

Does Bruce Willis know about this?

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"The Graphing Calculator Story"

"The Graphing Calculator Story" 12/24/2004 01:00 PM

HP Releases New RPN Scientific
Calculator

HP Releases New RPN Scientific
Calculator 04/25/2004 02:01 PM

Pilot Logbook Calculator

Pilot Logbook Calculator 04/07/2005 05:18 AM
New logcalc_0.4 released!

Full Precision Calculator

Full Precision Calculator 03/14/2003 11:18 PM
Integration with JEP

The Graphing Calculator Story

The Graphing Calculator Story 12/22/2004 01:13 AM

Ron Avitzur: I had been paid to do a job, and I wanted to finish it. My electronic badge still opened Apple's doors, so I just kept showing up.

The Extensible Calculator Project

The Extensible Calculator Project 01/11/2004 11:34 PM
ARM Development Kit needed
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