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TClock is an open source replacement for the windows system tray clock.
Development and maintenance of TClock has been continued by a series of coders on the DonationCoder forum.
- Last updated: 2017
- Visit the TClock github page to download the latest version here: https://github.com/White-Tiger/T-Clock.
- Visit the TClock section on our forum: here.
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Amazing VR setup for R/C airplaneSimply beautiful. A wireless camera is mounted on a tiltable stand on an R/C plane. The video is fed to a VR headset, that also control the camera motion. Link: Google Video - Golf club Royal Bromont |
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DEADLINE: September 25th is Last Day To Enter The Free Software Drawing Don't forget that September 25th is the deadline for supporting members to enter this month's good free software drawing. Many thanks to all of the companies who donated software for us to give away, and who provided very generous discounts for all of our members, including:
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Full Review: Notetaking Software Roundup #1 SuperboyAC's big review, The Notetaking Software Roundup #1, is now online: Congratulations to SuperboyAC on what is an impossibly difficult subject to review, as we have discussed on the massive Note taking Brainstorm Thread here (longest thread on the forum): |
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Best jukebox that is NOT iTunes? I'm looking for the best music jukebox application for Windows. I'm currently using MediaMonkey but can't say that I'm all that impressed. iTunes' interface really is great, and I just like the way it lists artists in the top left, albums in the top middle and songs in the top right.. and then just gives you the list of everything in the biggest space on the bottom ...
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GETTING ORGANIZED EXPERIMENT - WEEK FOUR ASSIGNMENT - DEADLINE SEP. 31 Week Four Assignment PART 1: Learn Mark Forster's Techniques (Get Everything Done / Do It Tomorrow) Your assignment for Week Four of the experiment is as follows:
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Tone Memory Tile Matcher - Flash GameI've been trying to create a simple accessibility game for the visually impaired that uses audio tones to give clues on how to solve the puzzle. Lo and behold, today I came across a memory game that uses sounds instead of pictures. It comes in four different sized grids, increasing the difficulty: 4x3, 4x5, 6x6, and 6x6 where the tones swap places with each other if it isn't a match. http://www.zefrank.com/memory/tones |
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