CodeProject holding at #364
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Hoping this is an honest mistake ... :~
http://www.codeproject.com/script/profile/whos_who.asp?id=14040[^] What's so bad about it? At least over here the first association is a thunderstorm, only the scond is martial....
"Der Geist des Kriegers ist erwacht / Ich hab die Macht" StS
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It looks to me like some people are cheating - take for instance the person in 3rd place "Jin Kazama has been a participant since 2003-06-03, and in that time has typed 52,833,608 keys in total." In just 92 days he has typed almost 53 million characters??? That works out to almost 400 characters a minute 24 hours a day :confused: If he "worked" just 12 hours a day he would have to type 160 words per minute....I sorry but no one types that fast....even on crack :eek: The 1st place user has typed 16,777,215 in the past 9 days - that would be almost 1300 characters a minute continuously....NO WAY!!! :suss: Steve
:omg: I guess those guys have nothing else to do but to go: hd ghegfughejoewghvjlhv;yg9y493p gy94g9pgh 9pg94y94ty94Y*)^*R% Y*)#08H)*R#HH)*H))H$*)$$*t74 all day. They need a life!
"Blessed are the peacemakers, for they shall be called sons of God." - Jesus
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http://www.codeproject.com/script/profile/whos_who.asp?id=14040[^] What's so bad about it? At least over here the first association is a thunderstorm, only the scond is martial....
"Der Geist des Kriegers ist erwacht / Ich hab die Macht" StS
sighist | Agile Programming | doxygenUnfortunately, there is a bad connotation in the US ... there is a rather offensive web site of the same name dot org that doesn't deserve a real link. And yes, I *know* they are not the same thing ... just an unfortunate name is all.
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Unfortunately, there is a bad connotation in the US ... there is a rather offensive web site of the same name dot org that doesn't deserve a real link. And yes, I *know* they are not the same thing ... just an unfortunate name is all.
had to go look. X|:mad:
"Manifest plainness, embrace simplicity,
reduce selfishness, have few desires."
-- Lao TzuBW
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take for example a "don't" - it's always a "don#t - backsspace-backspace-'-t". I never get that apostroph right... I'm curently cranking out fresh new framework classes, together with doxygen documentation, so there's a helluva typing going on....
"Der Geist des Kriegers ist erwacht / Ich hab die Macht" StS
sighist | Agile Programming | doxygen** pictures peterchen sitting in front his computer, a blur of fingers, and keys disintegrating under them. A pile of fresh keyboards are stacked nearby. Ready for action at moments notice. **
"Manifest plainness, embrace simplicity,
reduce selfishness, have few desires."
-- Lao TzuBW
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had to go look. X|:mad:
"Manifest plainness, embrace simplicity,
reduce selfishness, have few desires."
-- Lao TzuBW
brianwelsch wrote: had to go look. Me too. Double X| X| :mad::mad: Chris Richardson
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Unfortunately, there is a bad connotation in the US ... there is a rather offensive web site of the same name dot org that doesn't deserve a real link. And yes, I *know* they are not the same thing ... just an unfortunate name is all.
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It looks to me like some people are cheating - take for instance the person in 3rd place "Jin Kazama has been a participant since 2003-06-03, and in that time has typed 52,833,608 keys in total." In just 92 days he has typed almost 53 million characters??? That works out to almost 400 characters a minute 24 hours a day :confused: If he "worked" just 12 hours a day he would have to type 160 words per minute....I sorry but no one types that fast....even on crack :eek: The 1st place user has typed 16,777,215 in the past 9 days - that would be almost 1300 characters a minute continuously....NO WAY!!! :suss: Steve
You can install multiple systems on the same user, that may be it. Matt Newman
Sonork: 100:11179 "Battleship, was the first game that taught you to lie" - Zachery -
It looks to me like some people are cheating - take for instance the person in 3rd place "Jin Kazama has been a participant since 2003-06-03, and in that time has typed 52,833,608 keys in total." In just 92 days he has typed almost 53 million characters??? That works out to almost 400 characters a minute 24 hours a day :confused: If he "worked" just 12 hours a day he would have to type 160 words per minute....I sorry but no one types that fast....even on crack :eek: The 1st place user has typed 16,777,215 in the past 9 days - that would be almost 1300 characters a minute continuously....NO WAY!!! :suss: Steve
Steve Mayfield wrote: he would have to type 160 words per minute....I sorry but no one types that fast....even on crack true. last time I did crack (deadline crunch), I only got up to 99.5 words/minutes. :suss:
"Manifest plainness, embrace simplicity,
reduce selfishness, have few desires."
-- Lao TzuBW
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** pictures peterchen sitting in front his computer, a blur of fingers, and keys disintegrating under them. A pile of fresh keyboards are stacked nearby. Ready for action at moments notice. **
"Manifest plainness, embrace simplicity,
reduce selfishness, have few desires."
-- Lao TzuBW
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It looks to me like some people are cheating - take for instance the person in 3rd place "Jin Kazama has been a participant since 2003-06-03, and in that time has typed 52,833,608 keys in total." In just 92 days he has typed almost 53 million characters??? That works out to almost 400 characters a minute 24 hours a day :confused: If he "worked" just 12 hours a day he would have to type 160 words per minute....I sorry but no one types that fast....even on crack :eek: The 1st place user has typed 16,777,215 in the past 9 days - that would be almost 1300 characters a minute continuously....NO WAY!!! :suss: Steve
Easy. Set the keyboard to fast-repeat. Place a book on the keyboard. Go away. "You say your computer won't turn on? Let's see ... [flip flip flip]. Have you run ScanDisk?" - Tech Support
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Easy. Set the keyboard to fast-repeat. Place a book on the keyboard. Go away. "You say your computer won't turn on? Let's see ... [flip flip flip]. Have you run ScanDisk?" - Tech Support
Richard Jones wrote: Easy. Set the keyboard to fast-repeat. Place a book on the keyboard. Go away. Ah, but that doesn't work. They say that Pulse has a built-in cheating detector that detects that kind of thing and docks you for it.
"Blessed are the peacemakers, for they shall be called sons of God." - Jesus
"You must be the change you wish to see in the world." - Mahatma Gandhi