It's a simple program that counts how many keys you hitted on you keyboard and from time to time it sends the ammount of keys (just a number) to a server to keep track.
Loads of people are making teams and competeing against each other….
What do you say we kick their asses?
'Hit' or 'struck' is grammatically correct. ;)
Loads of people are making teams and competeing against each other….What do you say we kick their asses?
I'm going to have to pass, because:
1) We simply don't stand a chance. The user base is to small.
2) My cpu cycles are better spent counting things other than my keystrokes.
3) I don't care how many keys people press. It's a meaningless statistic which provides no insight into anything… other than how many keys get pressed in a given timeframe.
4) You could make a program about 10 lines long in C which makes it look like your pressing keys. Or if you want to go about it the hard way you could make a device which plugs into your keyboard port and types for you.
5) Compeating with people is (in my view) suposed to be about skill, not how much of a loser you are spending all day typing just to get a higher count.
6) It's tantamount to spyware. No one needs to know that I even exist, let alone how many keys I'm pressing. I don't care how 'anonymous' they claim the recording is; If my computer connects to their computer, I'm no longer anonymous.
But feel free if you want to.
-Kevlar
