I'm on windows. You can't beat the nice light-weight Console Calculator from Zoesoft. I use it all the time. lets you assign variables, setup simple equations and of course convert between decimal, hex and binary.
Then there is speqmath. That can do even more!! I've got it installed but I find myself gravitating to Console Calculator more often than not.
Awesome calculator program for windows... SpeQ Mathematics
It keeps everything on screen, so you can go back and edit equations if you make a mistake or whatever. Can also assign numbers to memory (variables).
It's aimed at advanced scientific maths stuff, but I just closed the 'function' pane and use it for regular stuff.
SpeQ is a very handy calculator program that has replaced the windows calculator for me. You can type in e.g. "5 ft In m", and you can even type in equations with units and it will give the result in the correct units as well.
E.g. "7 N / mm^2 * 20 ft^3" gives you the answer in megajoules (MJ).
I saw that comment, but I guess I didn't think that was a big deal.
I like the visuals of it better than Win 7, but the history was never all that great anyway. I like that you can expand the window's width and see the history or memory right there in front of you, but who likes a calculator window that large??
If someone could put a W10 calc theme on SpeQ then I would be in heaven.
I don't have anything broken out, I'm afraid.
Not hellishly difficult to do though. (I don't want to maintain yet another file, which is why I'm saying how)
Grab the latest sqlite version https://www.fuzzwork.co.uk/dump/sqlite-latest.sqlite.bz2
unzip it (7zip will do nicely)
open it up in a tool which allows for queries and exporting. The command line tool does it. as does http://www.speqmath.com/tutorials/sqlite_export/ (I've yet to come across an sqlite browser which does)
select it.typeid,typename,it.typeid from invTypes it join invGroups ig on it.groupid=ig.groupid where categoryid=7 and it.published=1 order by it.typeid asc
is the sql you'll need to pull just modules (which includes rigs)
So hit 4 times instead, because now you've got the attack speed to do so. In reality, though, Black Cleaver doesn't perform optimally at 4 hits either - the longer the better, because you're refreshing and taking advantage of it.
Here's a handy Speqmath sheet on calculating exactly how much a Black Cleaver is helping you in whatever conditions. The input variables are #hits and opponent armor.
OpponentArmor = 75 NumberHits=7 Shred0 = Max(0, Min(1, NumberHits-1)) Shred15 = Max(0, Min(1, NumberHits-2)) Shred30 = Max(0, Min(1, NumberHits-3)) Shred45 = Max(0, NumberHits-4) OpponentArmorOverHits = OpponentArmor*NumberHits OpponentArmorOverHitsShredded = OpponentArmorOverHits - (Shred15*15) - (Shred30*30) - (Shred45*45) PercentageArmorShredded = (1 - (OpponentArmorOverHitsShredded / OpponentArmorOverHits)) * 100
Compare the result from the last computation (PercentageArmorShredded) with other items like Last Whisper to see how your Black Cleaver is affecting your damage.