What the three sites see
Every number here is counted from the web server's own access
logs. There is no script on any page, no cookie, and nothing is sent to anyone
else — which is also why installs are visible at all: curl … | bash
is not something a browser tracker can see.
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People a day
One person, one site, one day — so someone who reads two of these sites appears on both lines here, while the People figure above counts them once. Counted by a hash of address and browser salted with a random value made for that day and destroyed when the day closes, so the count survives and the means of recomputing it does not. Crawlers and scanners are identified and left out.
The same numbers as a table
Installing Luce
Two different things, kept apart on purpose. The
install line is install.sh being fetched — anyone
who ran the command on the front page. An install is the
toolchain archive actually being downloaded, which only happens once the script
has decided the machine is one it supports.
The same numbers as a table
Most-read pages
Arrived from
Hosts that linked here. A visit with no referrer — typed, bookmarked, or from an app that sends none — appears in no row.
Countries
Everything that knocked
Every request the three sites answered, people and machines alike. Most of it is neither: scanners looking for someone else's software, and crawlers doing their job.