How much time do you spend reading dephi a day?
I spend way toooooo much time reading Chief Delphi…if i’m on the internet…the site is open…If i’m at school…and i’m on a computer…i normally have it open…
(Chief Delphi chat comes in useful at school so i can talk to my other teammates)
If a computer is on, no matter where i am, it at least has 1 window dedicated to the CD site!
I’ve actually put something into place to track how long people have been on the site.
Some of the numbers are … disturbing … Ken … 
j/k
*Originally posted by Brandon Martus *
**I’ve actually put something into place to track how long people have been on the site.Some of the numbers are … disturbing … Ken …
j/k **
Not on the statistics page. I wonder how long I have been continualsy logged in…
ACTUALLY reading it, probably 3-4 hours. Now how long the page is open, that’s a lot! I’m curious how often I’m on too.
*Originally posted by Wetzel *
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Not on the statistics page. I wonder how long I have been continualsy logged in… **
Yeah, its a behind-the-scenes thing…
*Originally posted by Brandon Martus *
**Yeah, its a behind-the-scenes thing… **
Any reasons not to un-behind-the-scene it?
Comments pro/con on this joining to stats page?
I wonder what i would be like. Probaly I would be at the bottom, but, that is cuz i don’t take the time to log on! I just read it, and do all my talkin’ at home.
Yes, though, i would like to know my hourley time spent here, if you can desplay them!
few hours today… but other than that… just got back into the groove ;x
I wonder what mine says 
:rolleyes:
*Originally posted by Wetzel *
**Any reasons not to un-behind-the-scene it?
Comments pro/con on this joining to stats page? **
2 reasons, really
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im not sure it 100% works. I wrote it, and then abandoned it because of work/school/lack of interest…
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i dont want people leaving a browser open, hitting refresh every 10 minutes to get their ‘online time’ to be higher… that wastes alot of bandwidth.
*Originally posted by Brandon Martus *
**2 reasons, really
im not sure it 100% works. I wrote it, and then abandoned it because of work/school/lack of interest…
i dont want people leaving a browser open, hitting refresh every 10 minutes to get their ‘online time’ to be higher… that wastes alot of bandwidth. **
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I’m sure that it just has some ‘design features’
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Didn’t think aobut that, but concur.
I have just started looking at everthing here recently, so it make take a while before I spend less time. Or maybe I will just start spending more time after a few days.
Well I toyed with posting in here for a while and decided to go ahead. I read and think about what I’m going to post before I post it. I tend to read all of the threads before I post but then there are new posts when i go back so i just read the ones in that particular thread. Then when I am done with doing that i go to the tigerbolt chat and look back on here later. I can spend hours or minutes on here, I never know but apparently now Brandon does…
*Originally posted by Carolyn Duncan *
** Well I toyed with posting in here for a while and decided to go ahead. I read and think about what I’m going to post before I post it. I tend to read all of the threads before I post but then there are new posts when i go back so i just read the ones in that particular thread. Then when I am done with doing that i go to the tigerbolt chat and look back on here later. I can spend hours or minutes on here, I never know but apparently now Brandon does… **
since I started logging online-time…
7days 23hours 16minutes 38seconds
which is near average
there are a few with 40some days
there are some with 4-15 days
there are a lot with 0-4 days.
My dad makes me turn off the computer at night. he says soemthing about ‘network security’. 
Same thing with hosting. I want to share the pictures of my teams robot!!! /rant
Whats the use of an always on connectiuon if you turn it off?
Oh and is that 40 days continualsy? If so, the must not be running Windows…
Its been a while since I looked at the code, but no … thats not 47 days continuously…
It approximates how long you’ve been on by your session data.
Every time you click a link on the site, it records it in the database temporarily (for use in the ‘Current Online Users’ page).
I just added to this data … when your session is started, it keeps track of the time, and then when the session is deleted or the user logs out, it calculates how old that session is and adds the info to the users ‘online time’ field.
Not sure how accurate this is. It was something I whipped up real quick one night…
Would there be a way to track ACTIVE use? I mean 47 days could be “I left the computer on for 47 days”
It is a government conspiracy. Hey Brandon how much did the government pay you to install your own little version of big brother.