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51393 people visited #C++ during this 2752-day reporting period

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#C++ relation map

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Activity Statistics

(Nicks sorted by number of lines written)

	Nick	Number of Lines	Random Quote
1	@JBlitzen	282875	22 Nov 2005 16:18	"You offer no better alternative to it"
2	+Ashe	252816	27 Nov 2002 3:06	"To display a context menu for a notification icon, the current window must be the foreground window before the application calls TrackPopupMenu or TrackPopupMenuEx. Otherwise, the menu will not disappear when the user clicks outside of the menu or the window that created the..."
3	@vawjr	229506	4 Jan 2002 14:56	"map<ID,Auteur*,IDcmp>::const_iterator i=lAuts.find(autid);"
4	@NoIdea	215087	24 Apr 2001 1:13	"and I'll be designing processors."
5	@NoEscom	170370	30 Apr 2002 4:49	"you mean you don't see the data you expect?"
6	@Khan	160015	11 Jul 2007 2:40	"also, women love those fingers"
7	@rdragon	126209	6 May 2007 15:02	"the less traffic way is to cut straight west to 202 then south right into redmond"
8	@TechRaven	104097	30 Jul 2006 5:30	"If your not sure of something, do not present it to me as 'fact'"
9	+Solamente	102831	21 Feb 2003 1:05	"a = b is way clearer than a.Assign(b)"
10	@thirdI	88807	24 Jul 2003 3:29	"did you look at that x86 emulator"
11	@Raystonn	86331	6 Apr 2001 21:15	"They doesn't teach you how to program."
12	@Asriel	65970	3 Dec 2006 16:26	"there's nothing for it. we'll have to kill her"
13	@Quantum	64000	29 Dec 2002 15:31	"the MS Cambridge site in the UK doesnt offer internships I think"
14	@Obike	63763	11 Sep 2001 18:08	"http://66.9.105.2:8000 <-- live audio"
15	@X-Pantera	48871	9 Dec 2002 22:46	"oh shit I have him on ignore again"
16	@impatient	46056	11 Sep 2007 16:12	"of course our network shits out when I try to play the vid"
17	@Cd-	43490	6 Jun 2003 23:49	"i have to press enter to get to the code"
18	@Tripod	42223	19 Apr 2002 4:58	"so unless they're blocking the port..."
19	@Moo	39731	18 Jun 2002 12:11	"www.allyouneedtoknow-about-pointers.com"
20	@devild	38776	1 Feb 2002 19:38	"though LRESULTS should work for both"
21	@Ewick	38394	13 Nov 2005 13:09	"they search information and build databases"
22	+bealtine	36871	8 Mar 2006 4:53	"and why would we have an example of some 3rd party library?"
23	@nacitar	33543	18 Dec 2001 4:17	"how do i read line X from a file, into a variable"
24	GandalfII	31075	30 Jan 2002 11:15	"BUt i DID ask, and no-one answered!"
25	@[m]aniac	30816	20 Feb 2001 17:27	"sellout69: int x; string str = "194"; x = atoi(str.c_str());"
26	@zell	29008	12 Jan 2002 17:08	"#define's are only good for platform dependent compilation"
27	@Yuyo	28837	29 Sep 2005 22:26	"Buoy, rather unlike most other popular programming langs"
28	@ThrashOut	25000	10 Apr 2001 14:36	"no, not off the top of my head"
29	@cn28h	24342	5 Oct 2006 5:29	"but you can't be a software engineer and know no CS, at least not a very good one I'd say"
30	@danielson	23170	9 Mar 2003 5:16	"> PS: To force some user mode routine will be called at any"
31	@jeffmir	22906	24 Jun 2004 4:38	"if you can afford a 1080p projector and have the room and dont mind replacing a $400 bulb every year go for that"
32	@NathanY	22350	31 Jul 2003 3:32	"darpa has given money to non-large-corps non-uni and non-prof"
33	@RobNT	21804	26 Feb 2002 13:26	"Yes, but that can be jsut fine, and far more readable."
34	Aliks	21381	30 Apr 2007 6:23	"I'll see for myself which is better"
35	@yyparse	21254	21 Jul 2003 4:06	"you get it with VC - probably the same set with other compilers too"
36	@Tuplet	21154	11 Oct 2003 4:07	"I thought it was a pure emulator :/"
37	@pkplex	21084	22 Aug 2002 19:57	"capcomkid: No. Have you eaten any beetroot today ?"
38	@ScribbleJ	20517	23 Feb 2004 18:53	"That's like a intro toc omputer science project. I'll bet a web search will show you the most obvious algorithm."
39	@Zanti_	20092	17 Apr 2003 4:24	"lots of good info there for BCB"
40	@Swish	19920	3 Jan 2006 15:14	"in that case, I wonder if soliciting employment over iRC can be considered "across state lines" so we can get the FBI involved!"
41	+jbatista	19745	11 May 2004 21:22	"It's not really arrogance if you're really better than other people."
42	@jbms	18221	13 Jul 2004 1:04	"I think "misconfigured proxy" means open proxy"
43	@ripper_	17258	13 Jun 2002 12:42	"./configure -C --with-gnu-ld --with-gnu-as --enable-languages=c,c+ + --enable-threads --disable-multilib --enable-shared"
44	@Tamama	16627	1 Jun 2006 8:43	"who here knows a smart way to have enums in their own namespace , so that the use of them is just like normal? :)"
45	@Colson	16091	11 Feb 2002 11:29	"But anyways, it was still funny if that's what he would have meant :)"
46	@Reltuk	15803	13 Apr 2001 23:11	"SM0K3: is turbo pascal freeware?"
47	@Erostratu	15184	20 Apr 2002 22:39	"there's lots of room for error in that number."
48	Cowmoo	14013	2 May 2006 13:28	"you have to be a teaching/research assistant though, but whatever"
49	@jay	13645	9 Jul 2001 1:50	"kepler: you and your drag and drop"
50	@frob	13608	30 Jul 2004 19:10	"ways to stop it would be to check that the child is non-null before traversing into it."
51	+Edrin	13510	3 May 2004 17:53	"my xml dom -> xml string is now much faster then the libxml2 one"
52	@Schmendri	13442	8 Mar 2003 18:43	""If you've ever fallen asleep after working all night on a bug you just can't figure out, and then you dream the solution while you're asleep.... .....you might be a Game Developer.""
53	IRR	12851	20 Jul 2004 13:52	"Takes a set of strings and processes each of them individually."
54	Twister	12843	25 Mar 2004 20:40	"tenkam, didn't we cover the idea that 1 char read at a time is a bad idea?"
55	+DrkMatter	12679	31 Jan 14:01	"Handles must have been indexes into a zero-based array in the distant past."
56	@PMP	12471	2 Oct 2003 15:50	"Stuff like that gets you banned pretty easily here."
57	jsaacmk	11989	14 Dec 2007 17:05	"people smarter that yourself are telling you..."
58	GPF	10373	5 Dec 2001 14:10	"if the resulting value is < 0 then it's a neg number."
59	@cpp-bot	10249	9 Jan 12:16	"You can view a list of our recommended C++ books at: http://www.parks... ...computing.com/cppwiki/index.php?title=List_of_recommended_books"
60	@thaw	10021	23 Jun 2004 21:17	"no but the chinese massage palor does"

Those who wrote less than 10000 lines:

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@psilocin (7396)	@Aratare (7384)	@SB_ (7338)	@thjal (7277)	fury (6972)	ELScorcho (6836)
Rathar (6829)	NineVolt (6783)	@pwned (6695)	Mos\|DreaM (6492)	feyd_raut (6487)	+Apocal (6465)
v0rtex__ (6456)	@DarkWorld (6388)	Sk8ing (6345)	@EarthWOrm (6147)	gredla (5856)	@C_Dreamer (5627)
+WarKosign (5527)	@Kniht (5456)	MrAshe (5363)	+Gavin (5278)	@coke (5257)	+Nutty (5239)
zaei (5195)	clsk (5004)	@doomgazer (4996)	@sutem (4966)	Sam-L (4900)	+Wahed (4675)
Silex (4671)	Cahaan (4618)	stefys (4564)	@Cyrix (4490)	@Asmodee` (4470)	superRoot (4466)
mosse (4421)	sluck (4377)	+Joey__ (4324)	@Hipgnosis (4255)	dextre (4134)	@mathieu (4086)
+Avi` (4074)	@Sais (4051)	Hex\|Work (3987)	+KiwiCoder (3961)	@EtoYa (3903)	@_reppir (3767)
FreezeS (3706)	FuIru (3687)	Ad0 (3680)	mrd (3626)	MarkB (3551)	+Dante^-^ (3518)

There were also 51273 nicks who mainly idled...

Time of day stats

	Nightcrawlers (Hours 0-6)	Early birds (Hours 6-12)	Afternoon shift (Hours 12-18)	Evening chatters (Hours 18-24)
1	JBlitzen - 115054	NoEscom - 75508	Ashe - 96757	JBlitzen - 112489
2	NoIdea - 82439	Ashe - 70027	vawjr - 85889	NoIdea - 74732
3	vawjr - 52747	vawjr - 24190	Khan - 59229	vawjr - 66680
4	Raystonn - 45910	Solamente - 15938	NoIdea - 53064	Khan - 55222
5	rdragon - 39949	Quantum - 15784	JBlitzen - 46955	Ashe - 51003
6	Khan - 37697	bealtine - 15078	NoEscom - 45772	rdragon - 44315
7	Ashe - 35029	Moo - 14606	Solamente - 44561	TechRaven - 41394
8	NoEscom - 34942	Asriel - 12176	Asriel - 42516	Solamente - 34098
9	thirdI - 31803	GandalfII - 11271	rdragon - 33286	Raystonn - 28649
10	Tripod - 26050	TechRaven - 10797	TechRaven - 29715	thirdI - 28261

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Topic tracking

20 latest topics from #C++

At	Topic	Nick
1 Dec 2007 13:58	C++ And Related Development -- Just ask!, please post code at website ( http://cpp.sf.net )	X
13:33		vawjr
13:25	C++ And Related Development -- Just ask!, please post code at website ( http://cpp.sf.net )	X
12:43	(vawjr) C++ And Related Development -- Just ask!, please post code at website ( http://rafb.net/paste )	X
3:29	C++ And Related Development -- Just ask!, please post code at website ( http://cpp.sf.net )	X
2:16	(vawjr) "C++ And Related Development -- Just ask!, please post code at website ( http://rafb.net/paste )"	X
2:16	(vawjr) C++ And Related Development -- Just ask!, please post code at website ( http://rafb.net/paste )	X
2:15	(vawjr) C++ And Related Development -- Just ask!, please post code at website ( http://rafb.net/paste )	X
2:12	C++ And Related Development -- Just ask!, please post code at website ( http://cpp.sf.net )	X
2:07	C++ And Related Development -- Just ask!, please post code at website ( http://rafb.net/paste )	Yuyo
3 Oct 2007 6:08	C++ And Related Development -- Just ask!, please post code at website ( http://cpp.sf.net )	X
1:07	Tonight: peterhu discovers Kraft Macaroni & Cheese	JBlitzen
27 Aug 2007 2:02	C++ And Related Development -- Just ask!, please post code at website ( http://cpp.sf.net )	X
1:09	C++, Related Development, and homoerotic flirting	JBlitzen
15 Aug 2007 9:22	C++ And Related Development -- Just ask!, please post code at website ( http://cpp.sf.net )	X
9:01	Yet another #C++ regular distinguishes himself!	JBlitzen
22 May 2007 19:28	C++ And Related Development -- Just ask!, please post code at website ( http://cpp.sf.net )	X
17:51	If you'd like to discuss C++, /ignore NineVolt6 and JBlitzen\AG	Solamente
20 Apr 2007 23:59	C++ And Related Development -- Just ask!, please post code at website ( http://cpp.sf.net )	X
23:52	<rdragon> at least I have a cubicle	JBlitzen

20 random topics

At	Topic	Nick
27 Aug 2005 23:43	C++ And Related Development -- Just ask!, please post code at website ( www.noidea128.org )	X
8 Aug 2003 16:53	(jeffmir) Read my paper and critique it http://66.1.253.185:1080/CTL_draft.htm	X
22 Jan 2003 16:31	ASK ALREADY! Paste error+code at www.noidea128.org State compiler/os/ve... ...rsions. ( Linux/Java/Palm suck. No colors/msg'ing/whining/flooding/idiocy. )	X
1 Dec 2002 17:16	Hail to the king baby!	Ashe
18 Oct 2002 16:47	ASK ALREADY! Paste error and offending code (< 5 lines). No idiocy. No colors/msg'ing/shouting/Edrin.	JBlitzen
7 Jul 2002 19:18	ASK ALREADY! Paste error+code (1-5 lines). State compiler/os/versions. Linux/Java/Palm suck. No colors/msg'ing/whining/flooding/idiocy.	Tripod
1 Apr 2002 17:21	The best april fools of them all '[16:21] <Edrin> Raven\|Wrk: I am genious! '/	TechRaven
3 Jan 2002 21:11	ASK ALREADY! Paste error+code (1-5 lines). State compiler/os/versions. Linux/Java/Palm suck. No colors/msg'ing/whining/flooding/idiocy.	Tripod
27 Dec 2001 23:19	+v = teenybopper	Tripod
15 Nov 2001 14:06	ASK ALREADY! Paste error+code (1-5 lines). State compiler/os/versions. Linux/Java/Palm suck. No colors/msg'ing/whining/flooding/idiocy.	devild
30 Sep 2001 14:32	ASK ALREADY! Paste error and offending lines (1-5) of code. State compiler/os... .../versions. Linux sucks. Java sucks. No colors/msg'ing/whining/flooding/idiocy.	Tripod
8 Jun 2001 16:46	Devild understands, Colson and TechRaven are lovers, gay ones at that.... devild is a fucking genious. noted	devild
19 May 2001 22:32	ASK ALREADY! Paste error and offending code, if any. State compiler/os/versions as relevant. No colors/msging/flooding/yelling/whining. Lurkers welcome!	JBlitzen
6 May 2001 1:01	ASK ALREADY! Paste error and offending code, if any. State compiler/os/versions as relevant. No colors/msg'ing/setting of stupid topics/whining/flooding.	JBlitzen
3 May 2001 15:41	Quantum`` - I just got the logitech dildo master 5002 cordless!	TechRaven
30 Apr 2001 4:57	ASK ALREADY! Paste error and offending code, if any. State compiler/os/versions as relevant. No colors/msg'ing/whining/nagging/griping. Lurking's fine.	JBlitzen
24 Apr 2001 10:17	[10:17] <Rvn\|Sick> I love your noodle!	[m]aniac
23 Feb 2001 15:18	You're lagged Raven.. get on a real server	Raystonn
9 Feb 2001 2:14	ASK ALREADY! Paste error and offending code, if any. State compiler/os/versions as relevant. (http://cpp.8m.com/)	Tripod
10 Jan 2001 16:20	http://underservers.webhop.net/	devild

1799 topic changes between 3 Jan 2001 and 16 Jul 2008

Long term statistics - semi-yearly sections

450247	481428	612000	502534	650932	423253	453012	362635	286092	247680	264222	229464	226022	185208	83286	(Est. 57600) 4696
1 - 6 2001	7 - 12 2001	1 - 6 2002	7 - 12 2002	1 - 6 2003	7 - 12 2003	1 - 6 2004	7 - 12 2004	1 - 6 2005	7 - 12 2005	1 - 6 2006	7 - 12 2006	1 - 6 2007	7 - 12 2007	1 - 6 2008	7 - 12 2008

*** Total line count: 5,462,711 ***
Estimated number of lines for current section: 57600 lines

Seems like everyone had something to say on Tuesday 11 Sep 2001 - 6693 lines spoken

Most used words

Count	Word	Last used by	At
140215	"there"	jbatista	15 Jul 23:40
106458	"about"	jbatista	15 Jul 23:18
93680	"would"	kingbali	15 Jul 23:05
84473	"think"	jbatista	15 Jul 19:36
64216	"should"	Khan	15 Jul 21:36
60931	"right"	Khan	15 Jul 21:40
59543	"using"	tezeract	15 Jul 21:24
52906	"where"	benkillin	15 Jul 22:44
52199	"could"	Khan	15 Jul 23:31
51951	"which"	Khan	15 Jul 23:30

Most referred nicks:

Count	Word	Last used by	At
34296	"Ashe"	rdragon	14 Jul 11:33
33061	"vawjr"	Obike	5 Jul 16:51
21525	"JBlitzen"	cpp-bot	14 Jul 21:59
21009	"while"	jackBlackFro	15 Jul 19:19
18010	"Khan"	rdragon	15 Jul 23:59

These people talk in their own (strange) language...

Count	Nick	Randomly selected sample (amount)
2011	vawjr	"Visua"(4), "dystop"(5), "lokely"(5), "baudot"(3), "/RTC1"(3), "Abalone"(4), "b.str1"(5), "Thompsen"(6), "joyinfo"(3), "fancisco"(3), "correcct"(3), "WAAAAAAAAY"(4), "to...and"(4), "KillDonkey"(3), "nonnegative"(3), "argumentless"(4), "ok...found"(3), "yes....get"(3), "BPSICQAPI_User"(3), "system...and"(3)
1556	Ashe	"_msize"(10), "ppass"(5), "sunfire"(10), "IpHlp"(3), "HMHmm"(3), "myBytes"(6), "/flood"(3), "cowgirl"(3), "egal_to"(3), "metainit"(6), "0.15f"(7), "arrayref"(3), "diablo3"(3), "SendCdkey"(5), "printfile"(4), "tessellate"(3), "iterator_get"(4), "numberofbitstotest"(5), "fno-operator-names"(3), "sharedobjectinterface"(5)
1180	JBlitzen	"nutless"(8), "Olivae"(3), "a==NULL"(4), "sincerity"(10), "cringing"(6), "Javabean"(6), "Sigarms"(3), "wondrous"(5), "softcover"(8), "tribesman"(4), "appointee"(3), "numtosee1"(5), "Levelquest"(5), "wincons.h"(3), "ontological"(6), "whereSecondIs"(3), "jr38283:0"(5), "0x011981bc"(3), "functhattakesavoidptr"(3), ...
861	Khan	"haxx0r"(29), "arced"(5), "kthxbai"(10), "erroz"(3), "gflag"(3), "metrix"(4), "suring"(4), "persei"(3), "reducto"(5), "elysian"(5), "heresay"(4), "pwnitis"(3), "inacurate"(5), "gross-up"(3), "segements"(3), "Wolfcastle"(3), "someFunc3"(3), "binary_tree"(4), "non-specific"(6), "foo.exe.config"(3)
778	Solamente	"lcond"(13), "mssdk"(7), "TCPPL"(3), "MenuList"(9), "s.v.p"(4), "serratus"(5), "vo-tech"(3), "text/lisp"(4), "written"(3), "alexandresu"(9), "Honeybees"(3), "always-on"(3), "screw-ups"(3), "tortCurPos"(3), "T::method"(3), "bubble-gum"(3), "nitty-gritty"(7), "mp3coolplay"(3), "cosmological"(3), "acquire_timeout"(4)
755	NoEscom	"jeams"(4), "aardig"(6), "spyed"(3), "witte"(3), "weinig"(5), "krezip"(5), "minter"(4), "spix2"(3), "centjes"(3), "EV_BREAK"(3), "mcchicken"(4), "numColors"(3), "memsetting"(6), "buttcheeks"(5), "discoteque"(3), "tennisballs"(4), "featherduster"(6), "IHTMLElement2"(8), "MSPDB60.DLL"(6), "Employe::Employe"(3)
599	rdragon	"retrn"(5), "dopeys"(5), "explod"(4), "head.h"(6), "//used"(3), "GCasts"(3), "xmlbind"(4), "objIter"(4), "V_UNION"(3), "kyboard"(3), "A::add"(3), "Livingroom"(11), "turboc3"(4), "os-related"(3), "floaty_thing"(4), "std::append"(3), "pwntastication"(3), "ITERATION_FLAGS"(5), "receiverSockThread"(3), ...
569	TechRaven	"fuking"(20), "suspused"(22), "Tripd"(5), "pfrqdF"(4), "docter"(4), "Fajita"(3), "6pack"(3), "keepup"(3), "overtop"(4), "O-Bike"(3), "dValue2"(4), "SetGamma"(4), "melatonin"(7), "display="(4), "purified"(4), "CE�based"(3), "litteraly"(4), "A::iterator"(5), "de-refrences"(4), "ADD_MULTIDISP_##type"(3)
544	Asriel	"T=int"(6), "tokeniser"(17), "SKILZ"(3), "unbox"(3), "gamse"(3), "regexs"(4), "system*"(5), "javadocs"(5), "nanotech"(4), "hPrinter"(3), "injective"(6), "56.6k"(4), "SuperDrive"(8), "toolchains"(7), "autoboxing"(3), "faaaaaaaar"(3), "unoptimised"(3), "non-malicious"(4), "diagonalisation"(3), "4.10207e-09"(4)
541	thirdI	"expec"(3), "m_cout"(4), "tercel"(4), "compony"(5), "Corsica"(3), "eraseing"(6), "Hash.cpp"(4), "check_grd"(4), "hipocracy"(3), "eat_pizza"(3), "corecting"(3), "XXXManager"(3), "aproximates"(3), "emmeryville"(3), "tfn_friendly"(3), "SSL_CERT_FILE"(3), "CIMotherNeuron"(3), "IHTMLDocument2*"(4), ...

These pairs speak with their own words

Count	Nicks	Randomly selected sample (amount)
350	JBlitzen and Khan	"squalor"(15), "uncouth"(15), "deride"(11), "Bryte"(6), "malign"(7), "bloomer"(6), "coroner"(5), "bstrFoo"(3), "\documents"(12), "impairs"(3), "blinker"(3), "tugging"(3), "prodigal"(5), "intently"(3), "non-gaey"(4), "Blanchett"(3), "1870s"(3), "propertied"(5), "plummeting"(3), "non-redneck"(3)
317	JBlitzen and vawjr	"biuld"(8), "height="(12), "BeRInG"(7), "Tripp"(3), "shortes"(9), "excusing"(11), "statist"(6), "adjoining"(11), "apple.h"(6), "noplace"(4), "Valerie"(4), "interlude"(7), "what/how"(4), "maxNumber"(7), "backstop"(3), "conjures"(3), "$Revision"(6), "browbeat"(3), "disobeying"(5), "enslavement"(5)
283	Ashe and vawjr	"edge.h"(13), "getout"(8), "mymessage"(14), "_cast"(4), "edge.cpp"(11), "quantic"(4), "non-negative"(33), "File.c_str"(13), "socketstream"(13), "myiterator"(10), "adjacent_find"(16), "instance2"(5), "_REENTRANT"(5), "joins/parts"(5), "max_capacity"(6), "max_buff_size"(8), "downsampling"(3), "fwrite.write"(5), ...
259	JBlitzen and NoIdea	"overt"(15), "Jango"(10), "Walsh"(5), "queuer"(8), "acing"(4), "impeded"(6), "Assailant"(10), "Patterson"(9), "Durango"(3), "warships"(5), "babbages"(4), "absences"(3), "bipartisan"(7), "Twhatever"(3), "carcinogen"(4), "permissible"(5), "dosomestuff"(3), "Rechargeables"(8), "businesslike"(3), "texas_cantina"(4)
258	thirdI and jeffmir	"teken"(8), "partialy"(15), "obove"(6), "mutualy"(11), "badest"(5), "ellect"(5), "olestra"(8), "30days"(10), "yidish"(3), "cirtual"(5), "internt"(3), "concurent"(9), "genrated"(6), "deffered"(5), "upgradeing"(9), "12yold"(3), "stretchs"(3), "inlineing"(4), "Unitarians"(5), "corba::any"(6)
254	Ashe and NoEscom	"bikey"(38), "tadaaa"(21), "toInt"(9), "verzamel"(16), "Wholesaler"(28), "currentdir"(19), "file_ptr"(10), "ArthaS"(3), "cerveau"(4), "Elfwood"(4), "Karcher"(3), "dev/null"(5), "gevonden"(3), "onimusha"(3), "StretchDIBits"(6), "Strmiids.lib"(4), "products.date"(5), "opening/closing"(8), "products.listprice"(6), "products.manufacturer"(5)
239	JBlitzen and Solamente	"whoda"(11), "igpay"(5), "shelled"(9), "rakes"(3), "litany"(5), "softener"(9), "holsters"(8), "wielder"(3), "#eggdrop"(4), "divergence"(9), "latching"(3), "cavorting"(4), "disinclined"(10), "studiously"(4), "pennington"(4), "frighteningly"(10), "commentaries"(5), "inarticulate"(5), "contractually"(5), "meteorological"(5)
235	vawjr and thirdI	"sayng"(18), "compileing"(26), "baning"(6), "anyhing"(9), "oprator"(8), "Kahlua"(4), "Windsor"(7), "enum_t"(3), "neuroscience"(20), "f.write"(6), "Leibnitz"(7), "auxilary"(6), "includng"(4), "bahaving"(3), "sorted_view"(11), "st.begin"(3), "interface*"(6), "filehandles"(3), "inconclusive"(4), "log_file_handle.fill"(8)
200	vawjr and TechRaven	"doesen"(16), "varibles"(80), "everyonce"(26), "challange"(50), "governer"(14), "tihngs"(8), "undoc"(5), "togehter"(13), ".ocx"(6), "fuckt"(3), "powerd"(5), "2sizeof"(12), "arugment"(7), "unmerge"(3), "big/little"(10), "prettymuch"(6), "crossproduct"(11), "10million"(4), "mini-vacation"(3), "Point::operator"(7)
190	vawjr and NoIdea	"assinine"(21), "~list"(10), "damend"(11), "cocde"(5), "thinke"(4), "pentax"(4), "Parish"(3), "evernew"(4), "n^2/2"(3), "meadows"(3), "Domonique"(8), "agonizing"(8), "paternal"(5), "40bits"(4), "imprints"(3), "Lautenberg"(8), "geocaching"(8), "EXECPINFO"(3), "constructior"(5), "boost/lambda.hpp"(4)

Special words by time of day

	Hours 0-6	Hours 6-12	Hours 12-18	Hours 18-24
1	"LetoII"(20)	"secam"(12)	"zeitgeist"(40)	"tlink"(22)
2	"apnea"(12)	"nname"(21)	"WrkAw"(21)	"#class"(25)
3	"Meade"(20)	"nooit"(13)	"Orase"(30)	"xInit"(27)
4	"chara"(16)	"pc-lint"(42)	"trimble"(21)	"dooku"(20)
5	"Gigli"(7)	"meses"(14)	"f-lock"(13)	"Marduk"(19)
6	"ndgamE"(15)	"InFeRn0"(22)	"GanjaSmu"(20)	"halftime"(25)
7	"sixes"(7)	"initter"(19)	"PCI-E"(12)	"nasal"(12)
8	"Glist"(25)	"iRowX"(25)	"microcode"(34)	"atarde"(19)
9	"TRULE"(18)	"iRowY"(21)	"grafix"(17)	"theism"(18)
10	"ambien"(19)	"chatte"(10)	"OutIt"(17)	"Gupta"(39)

Special words by day of week

	Monday	Tuesday - Thursday	Friday	Saturday - Sunday
1	"Orase"(30)	"glows"(19)	"spics"(43)	"erwu_"(20)
2	"spousal"(27)	"kabul"(36)	"Velma"(14)	"jmars"(29)
3	"dFreq"(20)	"humane"(26)	"Vioxx"(36)	"produtos"(54)
4	"codOras"(18)	"Terri"(19)	"couched"(12)	"dooku"(20)
5	"ghoti"(12)	"prereqs"(33)	"IObject"(31)	"eharmony"(18)
6	"#ccpower"(99)	"scrub"(31)	"ragheads"(44)	"strcoll"(18)
7	"xargs"(9)	"Riley"(49)	"aurum"(7)	"Gigli"(7)
8	"conf.h"(34)	"strbuf"(43)	"EUPHORIA"(36)	"BBASIC"(16)
9	"non"(4)	"exxon"(34)	"meses"(14)	"beack"(16)
10	"c-free"(10)	"limeys"(13)	"decIP"(17)	"chaka"(20)

Big Numbers

NoIdea popped in and out all the time, joining #C++ 7565 times during this reporting period...

_m_ kicked a total of 6140 people from #C++, more than anyone else.
Sample:

[15:18:20] * Isabel28 was kicked by _m_ (Too much spam using a nick like yours (Xxxx##). Please come back using a different nick if you're not a spam bot)

Tripod had a hard time keeping up, kicking merely 5057 people.

vawjr liked to say "Hello!", doing so 27 times.

X gave the most ops - actually 34455 of them.

Asriel couldn't handle the responsibility and had to be deopped 76 times.

Taricone was either being philosophical or just plain clueless - 68% of lines contained questions.

...and the silver medal goes to Kymps - with a question ratio of 57%.

The conversation-killer award goes to Ashe whose final comment caused 22 conversations to end suddenly.
This line stopped chat for 9 minutes (the previous conversation lasted 5 minutes):

[18:04] <Ashe> Or something

Channel activity peak: 261 people were active on 20 Jan 2004 18:00 - 19:00
Active users during this 60-minute period were (in order of appearance):

Ashe, Phrixos, FreLancer, ScribbleJ, questionn, hfmjqsbph, kgahqedhj, fsootihsk, kjctnreok, kqfktlsei, tqhttdebo, jobtcmseh, lhhotpbso, nskmgieth, smkbntgdt, hojipobmd, ccckmlmee, bislgcbth, cifnlrdjq, gfgkggase, kiqbkkdac, dgnpshkdk, olqcqoeba, nflmhaiik, sddnjillg, grtmpdjkb, sdqosakaq, eerrrdick, akldbggoq, mnnhdhqhg, ahfbisogp, cqsscqrgd, jmbrrfpgp, omfsfmdsb, kormhtpkm, hdqafespg, bntifmbeh, bmohtrqto...

1125 net splits were detected during the reporting period - on average that is 2.86 splits per week

Most splits per day: 28 splits on 21 Apr 2002

Longest net split occurred on 1 Feb 2001 11:02 and lasted for 2283 h 29 min (2 people dropped during this split)

The most people (73) dropped on 4 Apr 2002 14:45. This split lasted for 7 min.

Activity distribution

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7 (4.2%)

750..999

10 (6.0%)

500..749

37 (22%)

250..499

65 (39%)

1..249

31 (19%)

14 (8.4%)

2008

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