Status: Release/Final
Language: Visual Basic 6
Platform: Win9x, WinNT, Win2000/XP
Downloads: 81

This is a very simple app that I coded in one day because I was tired of trying to remember all the connection data rates and doing 6 steps in a calculator to figure out how long it would take to transfer some data. You can select from predefined data rates in the list or select "Custom" to enter your own. Then you enter the amount of data you ...

This is a very simple app that I coded in one day because I was tired of trying to remember all the connection data rates and doing 6 steps in a calculator to figure out how long it would take to transfer some data. You can select from predefined data rates in the list or select "Custom" to enter your own. Then you enter the amount of data you want to transfer. Remember that a uppercase B means bytes and a lowercase b means bits. The calculator updates the time it will take to transfer in real-time. You can also change the unit of time displayed and copy all of this to the clipboard. It'll look like this: 11KB at 53Kb/s (56K Modem) will take 1.66 Seconds

What the beta testers thought:
"woah. impressive list. good job, person" -Victoria
"wow that shit is dank" -Danky

1.1.10:
-fixed conversion from bytes to bits using 1000 instead of 1024.
-fixed data rate profiles being limited to 50 and anything above that crashing the program on start. there is no limit now.
-updated the icon to add XP transparency effects.

1.0.07:
-Initial Release

Snake's Data Rate Calculator 81 Downloads	Download

Status: Release/Final
Language: QBasic
Platform: Win9x, WinNT, Win2000/XP
Downloads: 63

This was the first program I'd ever written. It's basically a madlib program. There's only two madlibs, but I thought I'd add it anyways just for reference; everybody has to start somewhere. I mostly learned to program all on my own. But at this point in my learning, I hadn't even discovered subroutines. That's right, that means the header text ...

This was the first program I'd ever written. It's basically a madlib program. There's only two madlibs, but I thought I'd add it anyways just for reference; everybody has to start somewhere. I mostly learned to program all on my own. But at this point in my learning, I hadn't even discovered subroutines. That's right, that means the header text code is written out on every menu screen.

StoryTeller2000 63 Downloads	Download