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Always interesting to know, facts about NOOL:

For the first 20 days of September...

We received 16,962 visitors

We received 32,501 visits (vistor may visit more than once)

215,941 pages have been seen.

1,313,101 hits have been done

22,77 Gigabytes of bandwidth have been used.

The most active day of the week is Thursday.

The rush hour is at 18h (PST, GMT-8)

I, myself, used 317 mb of bandwidth alone...

Google used 287 mb of bandwidth

The most viewed page is MessageList (how surprised!)

Next is the front page Shug never visits ;)

62.6% of the users have Windows XP.

88.3% of the users uses Internet Explorer

9.6% uses Netscape

The most used keyword to find NOOL is "new order"

63 people did find us by searching "gwen stefani solo album" !!

And well, no media files are hosted here, so they are NOT included in thos statistics...

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Blimey 2200GB of bandwidth it must be costing you a furtune. I did read that right?

1.3 Million hits - It just shows how popular New Order still is. Also you should be very proud to have built up a website a popular as this and not a banner add in site.

Thank you.

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22,77 is Francophonish for 22.77

Get the number of BeOS hits. Thats me probably, all of them.

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enjoying married life then, nic! ;)

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Originally posted by MYOB 22,77 is Francophonish for 22.77 Get the number of BeOS hits. Thats me probably, all of them.

Hum, I did use commas to seperate thousands in some number, but that one was inseed 22.77

Do you REALLY think we are using a comma to seperate decimals ?!?!?!

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Do you REALLY think we are using a comma to seperate decimals ?!?!?!

...the continental europeans does...

Europe: 12.345,56 outside:12,345.56

...if I don't get completely wrong...

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Originally posted by Spotnick > Originally posted by MYOB> 22,77 is Francophonish for 22.77 Get the number of BeOS hits. Thats me probably, all of them.

Hum, I did use commas to seperate thousands in some number, but that one was inseed 22.77

Do you REALLY think we are using a comma to seperate decimals ?!?!?!

Still says 22,77. Theres either a 0 missing or you're using a comma for decimels :-)

Continental Europeans use , for . and . for ,

UK and Ireland use the , and . as it should be, e.g. 12,234.56

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10 beer cans , that resulted in 4 stupid replies, and 1 I still couldnt find out where!! :confused2::beer2:

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Very good - this is like the old days when Nicos would pop up with the months statistics. Not much of it made any sense, but it was always interesting to see if yer name appeared on Nicos' statistics.

We have a FRONT PAGE:skeptic: :D

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Originally posted by MYOB > Originally posted by Spotnick> > > > > > Originally posted by MYOB> > 22,77 is Francophonish for 22.77 Get the number of BeOS hits. Thats me probably, all of them.>

Hum, I did use commas to seperate thousands in some number, but that one was inseed 22.77

Do you REALLY think we are using a comma to seperate decimals ?!?!?!

Still says 22,77. Theres either a 0 missing or you're using a comma for decimels :-)

Continental Europeans use , for . and . for ,

UK and Ireland use the , and . as it should be, e.g. 12,234.56

I think that we Continental Europeans use them as should be, and thet the rest of the world is wrong... :laugh:

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Hang on, i use them (when i remember, that is) :nod:

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Originally posted by The Man Up North I'd like to know how much users are using Opera.

:hi:

/The Man Further Up North

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just noticed that the statistics bit has gone, you know the one with average ratios and all that. Gone forever?

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Originally posted by The Man Up North I'd like to know how much users are using Opera. :laugh:

0.7%

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Originally posted by Geri just noticed that the statistics bit has gone, you know the one with average ratios and all that. Gone forever?

Gone until I do that section again...

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Originally posted by TLV > Originally posted by The Man Up North> I'd like to know how much users are using Opera.

:hi: /The Man Further Up North

Are you sure you are really northerner (is that even a word) than we are?

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Originally posted by Spotnick > Originally posted by The Man Up North> I'd like to know how much users are using Opera. :laugh:

0.7%

You got them the Opera stats, could you get me the BeOS stats?

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Originally posted by MYOB > Originally posted by Spotnick> > > > > > > Originally posted by The Man Up North> > I'd like to know how much users are using Opera. :laugh:>

0.7%

You got them the Opera stats, could you get me the BeOS stats?

| BeOS | 1114 | 0 % | | --- | --- | --- |

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Originally posted by Spotnick > Originally posted by MYOB> > > > Originally posted by Spotnick> > > > > > > > > > > > > Originally posted by The Man Up North> > > I'd like to know how much users are using Opera. :laugh:> > >

0.7%

You got them the Opera stats, could you get me the BeOS stats?

| BeOS | 1114 | 0 % | | --- | --- | --- |

Yep, they're all me then...

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Why BeOS?

I mean, even it's not Windows.. why not Linux?

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Originally posted by Spotnick Why BeOS?I mean, even it's not Windows.. why not Linux?

Because - its fast, its free, its stable, its easy the use. Only one of those four applies to Linux. However, its also got a very good POSIX layer, and its got X11 (as an optional server), so virtually anything from Linux can be used if need be. It also runs, and runs *WELL* on all my old computers, including my old old Mac, and it also supports my dual-head display properly (Xinerama doesn't), and it supports my TV card properly (Linux doesn't work great on it).

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Originally posted by Spotnick > Originally posted by The Man Up North> I'd like to know how much users are using Opera. :laugh:

0.7%

Alright!! 119 people and counting... :D

/TLV

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Originally posted by Spotnick > Originally posted by TLV> :hi: /The Man Further Up North

Are you sure you are really northerner (is that even a word) than we are?

Not that it's really anything to brag about... but Gothenburg is close to the 58 degree latitude. Montreal is about 45 degrees, Uranium City (cool name) about 60 degrees, and for reference, NYC is about 41 degrees.

Thanks to the Gulf of Mexico, the climate in Sweden (Scandinavia) is... erhm, survivable...

/TLV

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Here's stats for the media section.

http://media.neworderonline.com/stats/

At the peak, we were seeing about 7-8 gigabytes/day, and over 200GB/mo. It's less now. :)

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I never trusted those stats too much though... the Crystal video is way too much downloaded, it looks suspicious...

However, still a big thanks to you Sam, without you, there wouldn't be any media files on NOOL at all, it takes way too much bandwidth!!

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You forgot "Most Inane Posts"...led by me, probably :evil4:

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Originally posted by Taboo # 7 You forgot "Most Inane Posts"...led by me, probably :evil4:

and JEFF....And SHUGZV...........and ME

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True that Rocketman...I think I have made exactly two meaningful posts in all my time here...which means that I have made somewhere in the neighborhood of 7000 pointless posts compose of complete SHITE!!!

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