Free eve time code software for mac

The Genetic Code widget displays the standard genetic code in a simple table showing the 64 codons and the amino acids each codon codes for.
This widget is free for all users. Download it now !
Enhancements:
- The one-letter code for GGT is now correct (G and not C).
- The GTT codon was missing.

OtherTime displays time in the specified time zone with a clock icon in the Dock. I created this as a part of Mac OS X program learning. So it does not have bells/whistles

WebTime is a quick app I threw together to play with status bars and see "Swatch" time on my computer.
This app will allow you to see the new "Swatch" time (see www.swatch.com for more info ...). I stole the time code from WebWatch on BeOS ... hope no-one minds :)
Enhancements:
- Compiled for OS X Final.

This AppleScript Collection contains 4 scripts that will calculate how much time you have spent listening to your music.

There are four different ways to customize the calculation.

Freeware.

MU Code 2.0.1 is a mighty effective program that converts ASCII pictures to MUSHcode. Have you ever felt like taking a cool-looking ASCII picture and posting it to your favorite MUSH, but not wanted to spend the time converting it by hand? MU Code will convert spaces and newlines to the correct codes, and escape everything that needs it, including commas. It also has color support, so you can add color to your ASCII pictures.

Internet Time Dockling is yet again another "Internet Time" clock which can be displayed continually on the users desktop. This incarnation lives in the Mac OS X Dock. This dockling was derived from the source code for "WebTime" by Cyril Godefroy which in turn was based on work by Eric Peyton.

The Internet Time algorithm was changed from an arithmetic calculation to using a Cocoa NSTimeZone object.

The Beat value is easier to read at most dock magnifications, the dockling background color rotates through the color hue spectrum during a beat. The docking menu shows the users current date/time, the UTC date/time , and an Internet date/Time stamp. All of these menu items are copied to OS X clipboard when selected.

I have 2 passions, cooking and coding. Sometimes my coding gets time-consuming and I forget something is in the oven. So I wrote a simple oven timer (hours/minutes) in order to help remind me not to burn something.

Timer uses speech to say timer has expired instead of an annoying alarm. Updates are only every 10 seconds, to keep overhead low.

Time Talker is a small AppleScript which speaks the time at any interval the user selects.
To reset the interval, hold down the "Option" key while starting the script.

Completly freeware.