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The week, decimal hours for timesheets:tm 8:30-12:30 12:40-6:4010.0I used it 5x a week during my contracting days.Some tiny personal programs I've writtenI wrote a small program to manage my contracting time after it being gently suggested that I stick to 40 hours and that overtime wasn't needed of me (calculate hours per day and when to leave Friday to hit 40.0). I wrote it so that usage was absolutely as lazy as possible. So typical use cases look like this:>$ tm 8:30-12:30 12:40-Time to leave: 16:40so as to hit 8.0 hours for the day.and>$ tm 8.5 9.27 8.83 8.87 9:45-1:23 1:33-14:1154 minutesis an example of when to leave (early!) on Friday to hit 40.0Note how you don't have to tell it AM/PM or use 24 hour time. Nor give it any special flags to tell it which calculation to run. And it just handles the rollover at noon for you.source: (Java, because that's what I used at the time)redshift-gui Posts with mentions or reviews of redshift-gui. We have used some of these posts to build our list of alternatives and similar projects. The last one was on 2022-03-09.Some tiny personal programs I've written6. Bookmarklet for setting playback speed of videos on the current page. I use this several times per day.[1]: are some alternatives?When comparing time and redshift-gui you can also consider the following projects:ClockThing- An Arduino Alarm Clock for LILYGO LILY Pi ESP32cmdmp3- Lightweight command-line MP3 players for Windows written in Chacker-scripts- Based on a true storytpms-helper- A bash

Grand Theft Auto: Vice CityHidden Packages Guideby Brad Pritikin (GameFAQs user bradsnet)[email protected] 2002Version 2.3Last Updated: 3/26/2003NOTICE------Some people have E-mailed me wondering where the guide was after looking at this page and only seeing the distribution information. Please scroll down, the rest of the guide is here. You don't have to have me E-mail it to you. You also don't need permission to use the guide for your own personal use. Only to publish it or distribute it. For your personal use you can print it and view it all you want as long as you are not passing out copies. So please don'tE-mail me asking if it's okay for you to use the guide for personal use.IMPORTANT - IMPORTANT - IMPORTANTMy E-mail backlog is huge right now, I'll try to answer E-mail as best I can, but most of you are not going to get quick answers. I apologize for this, but there is nothing I can do. If there are any kind people out there who feel they maybe can help answer questions about the pacakges, drop me an E-mail. I could use some help answering all these questions if anyone wants to give it a shot. Your name will appear at the top of the guide if you decide to help me with this.If you see this guide used anywhere but the sites listed below please let me know. I've had some problems with plagarism. Honestly I'm very upset about this and will probably never write another FAQ or Guide because of it.If you want, feel free to E-mail [email protected] and let him know what you think about how he was (and still is) taking credit for other people's work on websites like neoseeker.com. Better yet go to neoseeker.com and sign his guestbook. His account name is ksheth.Or head over to ukwalkthroughs.com and let the webmasters ([email protected]) know what you think about Phychomanix and the guides that he has published in his name. This guide and others on gamefaqs.com are there. If anyone lives in the UK and can call their office number for me that would be great. I can't afford the call. (0870 725 9999 is their number.)Yet another site is using my guide without my permission, but at least they are giving me credit. The site is cheatcc.com. Feel free to let them know what you think about that.I've found yet another one thanks to Little_Jewell(Thank You!). It's www.goldfiles.com. They can be reached at [email protected], if you are so incliened to E-mail them.Oh, and if you are looking for a good all around FAQ, I would go with the oneby AggroSk8er. Which can be found here: FAQ may only be posted/distributed in its original format AND with mypermission. My E-mail address is above. To ask permission simply send me an E-mail. You can also feel free to address any other concerns with me at that address. Please respect the time and effort I put into this.Current list of people/organizations that can use this FAQ:GameFAQs.comPS2Titan.compsxcodez.comps2fantasy.comcheatplanet.comign.comneoseeker.comgtageneration.comspong.comVersion changes---------------1.1Added