Thanks for clarifying that. The whole thing really comes down to how many days the funds actually sit in the account. When you're dealing with a heavy volume of annual payments, trying to calculate all those interest ranges becomes a bit more complicated.
That account hasn't seen any deposits since its inception. The final payment was made back in December 2008, and if I'm remembering correctly, that specific amount wasn't included in the annual interest calculation.
Does anyone know if the interest rate on the Bee kids' savings account at Zaba is fixed at what they claim on their website, or is it variable? According to my online banking, it looks like 4.5% annually, but I'm getting mixed signals. For instance, the annual interest credited on December 31, 2007, was 3.619%. I just checked the figures for the end of 2008, and it was actually lower, sitting at 3.565%. Here is how I calculated that: (Total annual interest credited / Account balance) * 100 Am I missing something here?
I had a similar bout of dizziness starting last Sunday, February 21st. It lasted for five days straight before finally clearing up yesterday. I’ve never really experienced anything quite like this before. There were moments where it felt genuinely dangerous, like I was just going to lose my balance completely. But since yesterday, everything feels back to normal, as if nothing ever happened. Who knows what caused it...
William Anderson2 said:I agree that this software doesn't really offer anything new. You could whip something like this up in an afternoon, especially since Windows already has this built-in. Installing it feels like buying junk you don't need. I respect the effort the author put in, but I've written dozens of little tools like this myself—they're mostly just beginner projects, and I never felt the need to brag about them.
Ten to fifteen passwords per second feels low to me. I think you might have miscalculated somewhere; it shouldn't take that long. Actually, on an older machine, it could take quite a while—in my experience, it once took up to 45 or 50 days when dealing with a full set of characters, numbers, and symbols. A much easier way is to just guess the password 🙂 For instance, if you downloaded a WinZip file from a torrent site, try using the tracker's name or the full URL of the website where you grabbed it, and so on...
ironjackal40 said:... converting a number into words? 😕 🙂
Is there anything built into Excel that would allow me to have my spreadsheet calculator display the final sum as words at the bottom?
For example, I'm inputting a breakdown of cash denominations, and I need the total amount to be printed out underneath in words, like "eleven thousand seven hundred ninety-one dollars and thirty cents."
I'll pay you in craft beer and a jar of Nutella 😁 👍
It won't work quite how you're hoping. You can define specific outputs, but you're limited to about seven conditions. I'm guessing that might not make much sense, so basically, it just isn't possible. 😁
Crash Overload said:Which program did you use to run this, and are you using any extra cooling?
A program???? 😕 I mean, I did this in the BIOS—did you want me to list the settings too? I don't have any aftermarket cooling, just the stock AMD's box cooler, a few case fans, and some cheap heatsinks on the RAM sticks...
Alright, I see you all have quite a lot to say here. 🙂 Just a couple of hours ago, I managed to overclock my AMD 3200 to 2600MHz. The CPU has been running at 100% load for two hours now, specifically tied to BOINC tasks. 😁It seems to be stable now. So, did I nail it? 😁 😁 😁 [Link to image: Dell desktop with AMD processor running at 2600MHz]