Posted by Joe Johnson at 1/10/2001 6:14 AM EST
Engineer on team #47, Chief Delphi, from Pontiac Central High School and Delphi Automotive Systems.
Our web site usually runs about 6,000 to 7,000 hits a day during the off season.
Yesterday we broke the 30,000 hit mark and we are still climbing.
I suppose that we will top out at around 50,000.
ChiefDelphi.com is FIRST’s online ground zero!
Joe J.
Posted by Joe Ross at 1/11/2001 3:29 AM EST
Engineer on team #330, Beach Bot 2001, from Hope Chapel Academy and NASA/JPL and J&F Machine.
In Reply to: 30,000 hits a day and climbing…
Posted by Joe Johnson on 1/10/2001 6:14 AM EST:
: Yesterday we broke the 30,000 hit mark and we are still climbing.
so that is why the server has seemed a little slow 
Posted by Jim Meyer at 1/11/2001 7:49 AM EST
Engineer on team #67, HOT Team, from Huron Valley Schools and GM Milford Proving Ground.
In Reply to: 30,000 hits a day and climbing…
Posted by Joe Johnson on 1/10/2001 6:14 AM EST:
: Yesterday we broke the 30,000 hit mark and we are still climbing.
Seems like the income from a couple of banners could fund the whole Chief Delphi team?
Posted by Robby at 1/11/2001 9:57 AM EST
Other on team #108, The SigmaC@Ts, from AIFL and Motorola.
In Reply to: 30,000 hits a day and climbing…
Posted by Joe Johnson on 1/10/2001 6:14 AM EST:
Go for the banners Joe! Jim is right, but not only could you fund the entire team, send everyone to nationals and regionals, build a secondary, no, thirdary or fourthary robot as a backup, and host your own regional. But probably the best way would be to do it Lockergnome style. Yknow that guy makes something upwards of 2800 per day by merely sending out a newsletter to peoples emails??? Check it out at lockergnome.com. And yes, I know there is no such word as thirdary. But dont argue with me about fourthary.
-Robby O
oshortwan@hotmail.com
Posted by Jessica Boucher at 1/11/2001 2:29 PM EST
Student on team #237, Sie-H2O-Bots, from Watertown High School and Eastern Awning Systems & The Siemon Company.
In Reply to: Re: 30,000 hits a day and climbing…
Posted by Robby on 1/11/2001 9:57 AM EST:
Well, they could use banners, but I think Joe would perfer if everyone sent him their empty cans (because they get 10 cents in Michigan compared to 5 everywhere else!)
So send your empty cans to:
Joe Johnson
Chief Delphi Nation-wide Can Drive…
-Jessica B, #237
Posted by Janna at 1/11/2001 4:51 PM EST
Student on team #349, The RoBahamas, from International Academy and Ford Motor Company and Robert Bosch GmbH.
In Reply to: Re: 30,000 hits a day and climbing…
Posted by Robby on 1/11/2001 9:57 AM EST:
: dont argue with me about fourthary.
quaternary…this is what I get for studying biology and the structures of proteins. 
Janna
Posted by Ken Leung at 1/13/2001 6:22 AM EST
Student on team #192, Gunn Robotics Team, from Henry M. Gunn Senior High School.
In Reply to: 30,000 hits a day and climbing…
Posted by Joe Johnson on 1/10/2001 6:14 AM EST:
ah well, don’t be surprise when 30% of those hits are from me… or do you count hits by individual IP address?
Posted by Brandon Martus at 1/13/2001 9:31 AM EST
Other on team #47, ChiefDelphi, from PCHS and Delphi Automotive Systems.
In Reply to: Re: 30,000 hits a day and climbing…
Posted by Ken Leung on 1/13/2001 6:22 AM EST:
so, i had this really big, really in-depth reply going, and then my browser crashed. yay for opera.
anyway…
hits are counted each time any file is loaded.
graphics, html, cgi, etc.
so this page took 4 or 5 hits to load.
our counter in the top corner (000056981) is different.
it counts unique IP addresses, and doesnt count the same one twice until after a set amount of time (30 or 40 minutes i think)
our server will count uniquie visitors, never repeating an ip, i believe.
for the period of Mon->Saturday am, we had 7500 unique visitors who accounted for 253,000 hits.
anyway, hope that clarifies hits, our counter, and the ‘real’ numbers.
oh, and ken, give me your ip address, and ill tell you how many hits you have.
: ah well, don’t be surprise when 30% of those hits are from me… or do you count hits by individual IP address?