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Project Dalton

Project Dalton is a technology preview of a 1D flow analysis tool that allows designers and engineers to develop and analyze complex piping systems and distribution networks. It helps designers understand how these systems will perform when subjected to different operating parameters and routing options.

Publisher: Autodesk
Last updated: June 30th, 2014

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Z80 Portable Emulation Package

This is the portable source code for teh Z80 and 6502 emulation cores. They are used in projects, such as fMSX, MasterGear, ColEm, Speccy, and iNES, as well as by other people: - Z88DK cross-development kit for Z80-based systems by Dominic Morris. - 80x86-optimized Z80 core and other projects by Marcel de Kogel.

Publisher: Marat Fayzullin
Home page: fms.komkon.org
Last updated: February 23rd, 2010

The Holy Rosary - Ave Maria

The Holy Rosary is a historic method of prayer and devotion. It is a program designed to assist the user in the recital of the Rosary from start to finish. You do not need to be an expert to use this program. Simply follow the instructions which are available in a text file or from the program's menu bar.

Publisher: Scott Swanson
Last updated: May 26th, 2009

Gears Of War Theme Pack

Your desktop becomes a post-apocalyptic doomscape where the Delta Squad, armed with chainsaw bayonet-mounted assault rifles, battles the subterranean Locust Horde. This free theme for Windows 7 includes detailed shots of Ben Carmine, Dominic Santiago, and other Squad members from the hit Xbox and PC game, plus conceptual artwork and stills from the "Mad World" television commercials.

Publisher: Microsoft
Home page: windows.microsoft.com
Last updated: April 5th, 2010

Roommates

Roommates is a life simulation game with full scheduler and stats raising. You can play as Anne and romance Dominic, Rakesh, Max and Isabella, and also as Max and romance Sally, Anne, Isabella and Rakesh. It also has hilarious light comedy writing guaranteed to make you laugh.

Publisher: Winter Wolves
Last updated: June 20th, 2014

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Geany

Geany is a small and lightweight Integrated Development Environment. It was developed to provide a small and fast IDE, which has only a few dependencies from other packages. Another goal was to be as independent as possible from a special Desktop Environment like KDE or GNOME - Geany only requires the GTK2 runtime libraries.

Publisher: Enrico Tröger, Matthew Brush, Colomban Wendling, Frank Lanitz, Nick Treleaven and Dominic Hopf
Home page: www.geany.org
Last updated: October 2nd, 2017

McDalton Learning Edition

This is a freeware computer program, designed for learning purposes, to calculate molar or formula masses. For this reason the calculations are shown together with the result.Most textbooks include an atomic mass table with values rounded to one or two decimals.

Publisher: Dr. Christer Svensson
Last updated: May 15th, 2008

McDalton Professional Edition

In this program the uncertainty in the calculated molar mass is given as the absolute maximum error of the result. The calculated uncertainty is always rounded up to one significant figure. It is rounded up because otherwise it may occur as underestimated. Then the molar mass is rounded to the same absolute accuracy as given in the rounded uncertainty.

Publisher: Christer Svensson
Last updated: March 6th, 2008

CPUMonitor

CPU Monitor is a lightweight Java app that uses Secure Shell (ssh) to scrape information from a server and chart its configuration and current load. It communicates directly with the server and as a result doesn’t require an agent to be running on the target

Publisher: Dominic Giles
Home page: dominicgiles.com
Last updated: June 20th, 2010

NBSC Player

The aim of this NBSC Player has been to see if it is possible to transmit full color NBTV pictures in a single analogue sound channel. The signals can also be recovered by multiplying the signal by a square wave or sine wave that is in sympathy with the original carrier.

Publisher: Dominic Beesley