Almost perfect
This app is awesome, it truly is. I congratulate the developers for their work.
If I could make it perfect, I’d give it the ability to paste and copy words or numbers into the calculator field. And export the results.
If they could include these features in the future this app deserves 10 stars.
If I could make it perfect, I’d give it the ability to paste and copy words or numbers into the calculator field. And export the results.
If they could include these features in the future this app deserves 10 stars.
Entering Date in Dates Section No longer Works
iOS 17.4 iPhone SE 2nd Gen - App no longer enters date. I simply cannot input with no App keyboard access for typing in a date in the DATES section.
Nor does the App input a date if selected using the Scroll Dial to select Month/Day/Year. Zip! Nada! Empty Date Field simply non responsive.
HOWEVER, though the date selected via the Date Scroll Dial, does not show in the Date field, for the Dates section… After giving up, the selected date shows up in the Names & Places section!
What happened? This App had previously alway performed flawlessly. Very frustrating and disappointing.
Same experience with iPhone and iPadOS. PLEASE FIX!!!
Nor does the App input a date if selected using the Scroll Dial to select Month/Day/Year. Zip! Nada! Empty Date Field simply non responsive.
HOWEVER, though the date selected via the Date Scroll Dial, does not show in the Date field, for the Dates section… After giving up, the selected date shows up in the Names & Places section!
What happened? This App had previously alway performed flawlessly. Very frustrating and disappointing.
Same experience with iPhone and iPadOS. PLEASE FIX!!!
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One loophole
When we type date like 27-12-1987
It takes year 1988 in calaculations
It takes year 1988 in calaculations
Not bad —question to English Calculator
Yes, simple: 27 letters in English (1-27 is A-Z as they’re all differing ways of adding up alpha-numeric systems [Biblical Hebrew] originated from Aleph& Beth (A & B or AlephBet in “Biblical Hebrew” & (albeit given Hebrew, Koine Greek & Latin Vulgate among other forms of Latin I’d imagine (Septuagint comes to mind maybe) but the I believe is the official Holy Vatican City’s Holiest of Holy Bible’s written in the aforementioned Latin Vulgate I’d guess is more of a-matter of the Nicene-Council’s decision of being in vogue at the time perhaps? (No disrespect I’m literally unsure plus dead sea scrolls to texts of Gnosticism, Merkaba Mysticism, Latin Vulgate and Amharic (the original scribed texts in an ancient language - not to mention cultural juxtaposition of Saturnalia for Christmas - I get lost ahha)
You can trace our Greco-Roman alphabet,if you will, back to the two of the many early forms of human writings (Stylus B an ancient-form of Greek’ & Stylus A as indecipherable atm or only partially decipherable.)
So in back to modern English - AlphaNumerically (A=1, B=2, C=3, …to Z=27) 1-27 are the Numerals for our 27 letter long Alphabet, A through Z.
Although Numerian is fascinating app with the Chaldean & “classical”Pythagorean (Py?) - which makes sense as I personally don’t know the differences are. I was hoping the alpha-numerical systems of Gematri- aswell as Notarikon (Notariqon? Gah I butchered that) & Temurah of Biblical Hebrew/Mystical Branch of Judaism - QBL (no vowels in Hebrew, well not precisely as the diacritical marks or tonal ?placeholders (for lack of better terms :. .: —is what I remember them looking.
Some Las Vegas of linguistic transliterated slot-syntax (? Lol blew my linguistics semantic rolodex) solving for X in a mathematical equation (or Phi… ahh 😛 fun is where you find it, Parelidolia-Apophenia)
F/Ph used interchangeably and neither is wrong. Sefer & Sepher both being books (or emanations from Ain/Ein (0/0), Ain Soph / Ein Sof (equals 00 / 00) &Ain Soph Aur = 000. Beyond the veils of limitless light (1. Keter or The Crown down the middle pillar of the spine to 10. Malkouth or The Kingdom
Joking lack of terms to codify they we reminded me of diacritical markings (sorta like the IPA - international phonetic alphabet uses diacritic marks; Forgive me, for any perceived ignorance) they are still present in some & committed to memory meditative-harmonious prayer correspondences of Koine Greek
You can trace our Greco-Roman alphabet,if you will, back to the two of the many early forms of human writings (Stylus B an ancient-form of Greek’ & Stylus A as indecipherable atm or only partially decipherable.)
So in back to modern English - AlphaNumerically (A=1, B=2, C=3, …to Z=27) 1-27 are the Numerals for our 27 letter long Alphabet, A through Z.
Although Numerian is fascinating app with the Chaldean & “classical”Pythagorean (Py?) - which makes sense as I personally don’t know the differences are. I was hoping the alpha-numerical systems of Gematri- aswell as Notarikon (Notariqon? Gah I butchered that) & Temurah of Biblical Hebrew/Mystical Branch of Judaism - QBL (no vowels in Hebrew, well not precisely as the diacritical marks or tonal ?placeholders (for lack of better terms :. .: —is what I remember them looking.
Some Las Vegas of linguistic transliterated slot-syntax (? Lol blew my linguistics semantic rolodex) solving for X in a mathematical equation (or Phi… ahh 😛 fun is where you find it, Parelidolia-Apophenia)
F/Ph used interchangeably and neither is wrong. Sefer & Sepher both being books (or emanations from Ain/Ein (0/0), Ain Soph / Ein Sof (equals 00 / 00) &Ain Soph Aur = 000. Beyond the veils of limitless light (1. Keter or The Crown down the middle pillar of the spine to 10. Malkouth or The Kingdom
Joking lack of terms to codify they we reminded me of diacritical markings (sorta like the IPA - international phonetic alphabet uses diacritic marks; Forgive me, for any perceived ignorance) they are still present in some & committed to memory meditative-harmonious prayer correspondences of Koine Greek
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A great way to check on freemasons.
Hooters=33
Super8=33
Falcon9=33
Kanye West=33
Beyoncé=33
BillGates=33
Super8=33
Falcon9=33
Kanye West=33
Beyoncé=33
BillGates=33
