#osdev @ FreeNode stats by clog

Statistics generated on Saturday 1 March 2014 - 0:00:07
During this 28-day reporting period, a total of 179 different nicks were represented on #osdev.


Most active times
2.9%
2.9
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3.3
2.6%
2.6
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2.8
3.0%
3.0
2.9%
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3.9
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4.4
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5.2
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5.8
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7.2
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4.8
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3.2
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23
0-5 = 0-5 6-11 = 6-11 12-17 = 12-17 18-23 = 18-23

Most active nicks
 NickNumber of linesWhen?Random quote
1 Yushatak3692"it is telling me "asm" isn't declared"
2 sortiecat2152"gerryg: I'd do file-descriptor level locks"
3 Ready4Dis1637"How are you doing it? I mean, where is the size stored?"
4 pcmattman1298"the same way you make gcc not automatically link"
5 thePowersGang1250"dormito: does it step through the function correctly?"
6 geist1061"surprised it's still split though"
7 bcos_983"..which is very different to "sharing, exo-kernel""
8 Griwes738"export templates are (I think completely) gone"
9 klange718"Google bought all the important robotics companies."
10 bcos618"Hmm - so we'd need to subvert page rank?"
11 ChickeNES617"Is how the mbr finds and loads the rest of the first stage"
12 mrvn605"damn, I wanted to go to bed early today."
13 dormito550"sortiecat: how is your ELF code lacking?"
14 reavengrey475"I'm not so good with the jedi mind-wall-of-texts zzz"
15 dschatzberg447"but its write once and reuse for all classes"
16 Halofreak1990444"i consider only those CPU's with SSE to be i686"
17 XgF420"gerryg_: LLVM for ARM works well"
18 graphitemaster413"maybe an extended new/delete"
19 Marionumber1384"So, change read() to ReadFile()?"
20 klys293"so, participating types can be used as class x"
21 corecode260" (maybe you mean "function returning pointer")"
22 GhostlyDeath242"Then you can add a non-standard base extention to printf"
23 shikhin224"sortiecat: Also, why is a 3-byte buffer large enough?"
24 mischief188"i never said it was proper!"
25 zhiayang186"thePowersGang: would that support 64-bit mach-o objects?"


These didn't make it to the top:
mateuszb (160) zeitue (152) jaacoppi (150) braincracker (133) reavengr1y (126)
palk (108) gerryg (107) muricula (102) I-Love-Boobies (97) lightburst (96)
gerryg_ (95) charliegreen (95) froggey (91) Prochamber (78) thomasloven (75)
justin__ (72) addatoo (70) unixpickle (69) augustl (69) xiphiasx_ (68)
Levex (65) sock__ (64) pk__ (61) narke (59) maxdev (59)
akasei|pl (58) olsner (58) ready4dis_ (57) eren (56) Maka_Albarn (49)

By the way, there were 124 other nicks.

Big numbers
Is zeitue stupid or just asking too many questions? 26.3% lines contained a question!
muricula didn't know that much either. 25.4% of his/her lines were questions.
The loudest one was sortiecat, who yelled 6.4% of the time!
Another old yeller was Griwes, who shouted 5.6% of the time!
It seem that klange's shift-key is hanging: 2.3% of the time he/she wrote UPPERCASE.
For example, like this:
     14:10:08 <klange> WE WANT PICS


corecode just forgot to deactivate his/her Caps-Lock. He/She wrote UPPERCASE 1.5% of the time.
sortiecat is a very aggressive person. He/She attacked others 1 times.
For example, like this:
     12:22:52 * sortiecat beats up XgF as well


Griwes can't control his/her aggressions, either. He/She picked on others 1 times.
Poor up, nobody likes him/her. He/She was attacked 1 times.
For example, like this:
     12:22:52 * sortiecat beats up XgF as well


Yushatak seems to be unliked too. He/She got beaten 1 times.
Ready4Dis brings happiness to the world. 15.1% lines contained smiling faces. :)
braincracker isn't a sad person either, smiling 15.0% of the time.
braincracker seems to be sad at the moment: 2.2% lines contained sad faces. :(
reavengr1y is also a sad person, crying 1.5% of the time.
dormito wrote the longest lines, averaging 118.9 letters per line.
#osdev average was 56.8 letters per line.
corecode wrote the shortest lines, averaging 29.9 characters per line.
reavengr1y was tight-lipped, too, averaging 32.8 characters.
sortiecat spoke a total of 30978 words!
sortiecat's faithful follower, Yushatak, didn't speak so much: 30614 words.
dormito__ wrote an average of 60.00 words per line.
Channel average was 10.40 words per line.

Most used words
 Word Number of Uses Last Used by
1 would 729 justin__
2 kernel 721 dormito
3 think 605 thePowersGang
4 about 604 I-Love-Boobies
5 there 555 thePowersGang
6 should 502 justin__
7 which 486 shikhin
8 memory 458 geist
9 something 454 geist
10 really 409 I-Love-Boobies

Most referenced nick
 Nick Number of Uses Last Used by
1 sortiecat 419 gerryg
2 Yushatak 401 jaacoppi
3 pcmattman 204 bcos_
4 thePowersGang 188 justin__
5 dormito 177 justin__

Most referenced URLs
 URL Number of Uses Last Used by
1 http://www.codeproject.com/Articles/36907/How-to-develop-you 3 paul_grozav
2 https://github.com/Yushatak/ykOS/blob/master/source/asm/pgd. 3 Yushatak
3 http://wiki.osdev.org/ 3 Halofreak1990
4 http://pastebin.com/0PSRqFpz 3 narke
5 http://paste.ubuntu.com/6880716/ 2 Yushatak

Other interesting numbers
Nice opers here, no one got kicked!
morgan.freenode.net donated 1 ops in the channel...
Wow, no op was taken on #osdev!
sortiecat always lets us know what he/she's doing: 115 actions!
For example, like this:
     01:46:08 * sortiecat wonders if it is possible to write a virus for your computers: Any such program would be doing what it is supposed to and thus not be malicious.


Also, pcmattman tells us what's up with 88 actions.
Yushatak is talking to him/herself a lot. He/She wrote over 5 lines in a row 85 times!
Another lonely one was Ready4Dis, who managed to hit 27 times.
spobat couldn't decide whether to stay or go. 270 joins during this reporting period!
xiphiasx_ has quite a potty mouth. 16.1% lines contained foul language.
augustl also makes sailors blush, 13.0% of the time.

Latest Topics
A topic was never set on this channel.
Total number of lines: 33105.

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