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by ihucos 4y ago
Web analytics solutions for self hosting without using javascript is not plug and play and as easy to integrate. So if you have log files maybe its easier. If not you need a middleware for your specific web framework. Or some kind of proxy
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by ihucos 4y ago
Somebody mentioned GoAccess. I haven't tried it but it looks good imo.
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by ihucos 4y ago
I actually agree. And with more and more (Personal impression) users using blockers like uBlock origin the meaningfulness of data collected with JS gets eroded. But if there is no alternative then what some web analytics providers provide (
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by ihucos 4y ago
<3
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by ihucos 4y ago
I would say comparing GoAccess and counter.dev is a little bit like comparing apples and oranges. GoAccess analyses log files, that is a more robust approach I would say. I wonder how GoAccess can know unique Unique Visitors, guess that is
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by ihucos 4y ago
Yes, but not very soon. So the thing is that counter.dev is optimised to handle many users for free. For example as the primary database Redis is used. But if you are actually paying for the server resources SQL is just fine. The service is
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by ihucos 4y ago
I am maintaining counter.dev - If you have any questions, don't hesitate to ask :-)
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by ihucos 4y ago
counter.dev does not use any id at all for tracking.
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by ihucos 4y ago
Posted and issue to fix it: https://github.com/AdguardTeam/AdGuardSDNSFilter/issues/1260
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by ihucos 4y ago
All planned :-)
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by ihucos 4y ago
Also a very interesting approach. The difference to counter.dev is that counter.dev does not need any hashes or any unique ids at all, which saves complexity and avoids needing to explain why our specific way of using hashes or ids is priva
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by ihucos 4y ago
Yes, I would like to do it. But to be quite honest there are other priorities on top of that. Of course we're happy to accept pull requests though!
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by ihucos 4y ago
Hello worksonmine, please see on my upper response a more technical elaboration on how it works. It is not the same as cookies. Cheers
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by ihucos 4y ago
Hello I am the counter.dev maintainer. No! To see the complete tracking script in all glory check it out here: https://github.com/ihucos/counter.dev/blob/master/docs/scrip... The relevant part is h
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Show HN: Counter – Simple and free web analytics(counter.dev)
169 points by ihucos 4y ago|81 comments
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Marketplace for Free Tier Upgrades(twito.org)
1 points by ihucos 4y ago|0 comments
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by ihucos 4y ago
You are welcome, internet stranger
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Straightforward GPT based domain finder(wulte.com)
3 points by ihucos 4y ago|2 comments
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Show HN: Speak with your database(datandy.com)
1 points by ihucos 4y ago|0 comments
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by ihucos 4y ago
I feel similar. I thought I could navigate the darker parts of the web and viewed myself as a native. Now I am also overwhelmed. I don't want something that revulationary.
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by ihucos 4y ago
Terminator Movie! Am I the only one?
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by ihucos 4y ago
Can we stop this programming language bashing.
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by ihucos 4y ago
That is nice. I am writing my own docker with blackjack and … https://github.com/ihucos/plash
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by ihucos 4y ago
Ha I can make advertising for my own analytics platform: https://counter.dev Its google analytics without google and prettier
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ChatGPT is instructed to not interact with hardware devices
1 points by ihucos 4y ago|0 comments
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Pay What You Want – can it work?(counter.dev)
1 points by ihucos 4y ago|0 comments
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by ihucos 4y ago
I like it. There is always a way to hack something. This is an additional layer of security that yes, can be also broken.
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Should Redis be used as a primary database?(engineering.getbyrd.com)
1 points by ihucos 5y ago|0 comments
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by ihucos 5y ago
Thanks for mentioning, glad to see counter popping up organically ;-) I'd say what differs us from others is aiming at providing user value for free by aggressively optimizing hosting costs. But you don't need to care about that,
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by ihucos 5y ago
There is also counter.dev - Free and Privacy friendly since more than a year now.

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