After the previous announcement of WinDbg.org 3rd ranging place I see it moved to the 2nd first level ranking leaving Wikipedia behind. I think it would be impossible to go ahead of WHDC so I calm down and continue to monitor ranking from time to time only :-)
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More than 2 years ago I set up WinDbg.org domain to test how quickly I could move up in Google ranking if I search for “WinDbg”. Today I noticed the great progress despite the fact that it is difficult to beat Microsoft and Wikipedia in search ranking 
As you can see from the screenshot below it achieved the 3rd position in the 1st level ranking:
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The title of this blog post is a bugtated Sherlock Holmes phrase “… the curious incident of the dog in the night-time.” from Silver Blaze short story. To see why please watch a video at the end of this post.
Last week I was in St. Petersburg where I visited a bookshop Singer House
and bought “A Grammar of the Coptic Language” book (in Russian) to practice with ancient memory dumps:
Before that I was circling on an 18th-century coach (seems to be a model if we look at its door handle):
After the riding I was looking around and spotted the Tsar (click on a picture to watch the movie):
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Looks like reading Darwin biography influenced me in the direction of founding a museum. So I did and here’s its draft logo:
This multi-dimensional museum will show exhibitions dedicated to the history of debugging, memory dump artifacts and art. Stay tuned. The first exhibition opens very soon.
If you would like to donate an exhibit (for example, an old memory dump or a picture related to debugging) please use this page: http://www.dumpanalysis.org/contact. Any donations are greatly appreciated!
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This paleodebugging tool was excavated from Central Russia (thanks to Mr. Kutuzov) and generously provided for a photo session by its owner Mr. Mansour:
It also inspired this sequence of strcat: Analog -> Anatrace -> Analyzer -> Tracelyzer -> Loglyzer.
… enough tracing. It’s time to close our session:
… what is left? If you are curious, look at this conceptual picture:
If you wonder what electricity has to do with tracing (at a metaphorical level) look at this trace analysis pattern:
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Pictures taken today during weekend nature walks (debugging walkthroughs) in Dublin suburbs:
Before A Debugging Session
Looking For Bugs
Found A Bug
Looking For More Bugs
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OpenTask to offer first 3 volumes of Memory Dump Analysis Anthology in one set:
The set is available exclusively from OpenTask e-Commerce web site starting from June. Individual volumes are also available from Amazon, Barnes & Noble and other bookstores worldwide.
Product information:
Information about individual volumes:
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Time flows fast and I have refined my code I wrote at 6 year anniversary to include finer monthly tracing:
switch (months_at_citrix)
{
case 60:
write_blog_post(”I’ve just passed 5 year mark … “);
wait_for_certificate();
write_blog_post(”Shortly after celebrating 5 years … “);
break;
case 72:
write_blog_post(”Threads in my process run very fast. Not long ago … “);
break;
case 78:
write_blog_post(”Time flows fast and I have refined my code …“);
break;
case 84:
// … TBD
}
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A silicon based company announced a new product called GoToMyBug for remote viewing of bugs ……fff.fff.f.H.A…t….H..H%….u…A..H.EA.u.H……….ff.L..A…I..A.B..t-I..I.R.L..I..t.I….H..f…I…u.I..[.A…I..L..I……t.I…I..H…..f..H……H…I…u………fff.fff.ff.S…L..H..L..I..I.R…t…L..A…M..H…….I…u.I..[…%…..u.
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I already had an experience with The Mystical One and a few weeks ago I finally grasped yet another parallel between The Year of Dump Analysis (0x7DA or 0n2010) and the fact that I started doing computer memory dump analysis 7 years ago! The emphasis here is on “computer“; before that I’d been doing general memory dump analysis for decades.
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While reading two balanced books about Trotsky I started to admire the Russian signature “С коммунистическим приветом, <имя>” (”S kommunisticheskim privetom, <name>”) that can be translated as “With communist greetings, <name>”. Did they laugh in their red sleeves? When I was at a primary school I loved History (that was long before I saw a computer at Moscow University and I loved Chemistry in secondary and high schools). In fact, to realize my childhood dream, OpenTask, an iterative and incremental publisher, plans to publish a centennial balanced 2 volume bilingual history of Russian revolutions (the work has began already): http://www.opentask.com/history-titles
While commuting today I devised a similar but rectangular 2×2 greeting:
With fix-privet,
Dr. Debuglove
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Just launched my game Blackjack, Jackpot and Slot applets written in pure Java 1.0 in 1997 and they still work in IE (I do launch them occasionally every few years):
http://vostokov.opentask.com/Applets.htm
Can’t believe it!
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As soon as I dug out the 3rd edition of this book to download samples for my internal projects I found that the new edition was published this month! I read all of them and now ordering the 4th edition:
Windows System Programming (4th Edition)
Actually I re-read the 2nd edition of Johnson M. Hart’s book when looking for a job in 2003 and coupled with timely reading of John Robbings’ book Debugging Applications (1st 2000 edition) secured my landing in Dublin East Point Business Park.
This book is an essential reading for Windows memory dump analysts, software maintenance and escalation engineers, software defect researchers and software tool developers. It lucidly describes and succinctly illustrates user-land Windows API with practical console mode samples in plain C. This book is especially valuable for software engineers coming from UNIX background because the author draws various parallels and provides maps between UNIX / Pthreads and Win32 / 64 APIs. Highly recommended! Plan to post an Amazon review when I get the copy of the 4th edition.
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Looks like yesterday the blog part of the portal experienced an almost threefold increase in the number of daily visits exceeding 2,400 visitors and, for the first time ever, bringing the total sliding number of unique monthly blog visits to more than 18,000:
Something happened on that day. The number of spam comments and trackbacks detected by Akismet plugin was the same as usual so spammers are ruled out.
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The Year of Debugging, 0×7D9, was a remarkable year for DumpAnalysis.org. Here is the list of achievements to report:
- Software Trace Analysis as a new discipline with its own set of patterns
- Unification of Memory Dump Analysis with Software Trace Analysis (DA+TA)
- New computer memory dump-based art movements: Opcodism and Physicalist Art
- Discovery of 3D computer memory visualization techniques
- Establishing Software Maintenance Institute
- Broadening software fault injection as Software Defect Construction discipline
- Establishing a new profession of a Software Defect Researcher
- Starting ambitious Dictionary of Debugging
- Publishing Windows Debugging: Practical Foundations book
- Publishing the first x86-free Windows debugging book: x64 Windows Debugging: Practical Foundations
- Establishing the new debugging magazine: Debugged! MZ/PE
- Publishing Memory Dump Analysis Anthology, Volume 3
- Cooperation with OpenTask to promote First Fault Software Problem Solving book
- Establishing Debugging Expert(s) Magazine Online
- Creating the first development process for debugging and software troubleshooting tools: RADII
- Publishing the first pattern-driven memory dump analysis troubleshooting methodology as a foundation for software debugging
- Proposal for an International Memory Analysts and Debuggers Day
- Almost completed Windows Debugging Notebook to be published soon
Now DumpAnalysis.org focuses on The Year of Dump Analysis, 0×7DA, as a foundation for the forthcoming debugging decade and reveals future plans this weekend.
I’m sure that many other organizations and individuals have no less remarkable accomplishments to report for 2009. I promise to track down and write about some of them in the forthcoming book:
The Science of Dr. Watson: An Illustrated History of Debugging (ISBN: 978-1906717070)
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“Writing is more challenging than writing software”
Dmitry Vostokov
I think I haven’t noticed the so called midlife crisis after I started to blogging, writing and publishing. More important, I transferred my software engineering skills directly to writing and publishing books. Although, honestly, much has to be done to improve these new activities. On 29-07-2004, I complained on a famous Russian RSDN form (original, translated from Russian):
“After so many years of continuous reading of computer books there’s nothing to read anymore. All good books have been read and the rest is not worth reading or they just repeat the same. Please don’t tell me about “life”, I have family and kids. I moved to reading computer science books, logic and foundation of mathematics. After that, programming is no longer interesting to me. Could it be a midlife crisis?”
Actually, after more than 5 years of uninterrupted memory dump analysis since that post, programming didn’t become less interesting but I gained more insights into the workings of Software where previously I considered mastering semantics of C++ or UML skills the highest possible achievement of a software engineer.
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Last year, in February, I posted pictures about snowfall in Dublin, Ireland I had never seen in 8 years:
However, December, 2009 and the beginning of January, 2010 are the coldest months in the last 30 years with even more snowfall that I observed this morning. I also found a snowman nearby
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If you know any other please let us know. For example, MSDN is great too, there was also a Visual C++-oriented magazine I used to read in the past. May be it is still in print. I plan to make a wider perspective picture later on. Both pictured magazines (Debugged! MZ/PE and NT Insider) are mainly oriented towards unmanaged and native code respectively (the former with a timeless computer science slant) but Debugged! soon to cover native, virtualized, interpreted and managed code environments too and aims to become a “Complete Debugging Magazine” similar to kernel vs. user process vs. complete memory dump file differences.
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According to Google Analytics the number of visits / year increased by 34% since 2008 with almost 150,000 unique visitors (20% increase) from 183 countries (180 in 2008) and more than 35% of them are coming back (2% increase). Here are the top 100 network locations out of 27,300 (16% increase):
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Network Location |
Visits |
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microsoft corp |
9183 |
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comcast cable communications inc. |
4651 |
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road runner holdco llc |
3601 |
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verizon internet services inc. |
3191 |
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japan network information center |
2580 |
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hewlett-packard company |
2474 |
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internet service provider |
2390 |
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deutsche telekom ag |
2204 |
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reliance communications ltd |
2200 |
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comite gestor da internet no brasil |
2134 |
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chunghwa telecom data communication business group |
1892 |
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network of citrix systems inc |
1716 |
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eircom |
1702 |
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nib (national internet backbone) |
1455 |
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symantec corporation |
1439 |
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charter communications |
1253 |
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intel corporation |
1253 |
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data general corporation |
1235 |
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ip pools |
1070 |
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comcast cable communications holdings inc |
1040 |
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proxad / free sas |
1036 |
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bellsouth.net inc. |
1030 |
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comcast cable communications |
1030 |
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uunet non-portable customer assignment |
984 |
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cox communications |
953 |
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korea telecom |
891 |
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chinanet guangdong province network |
879 |
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unknown |
872 |
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abts (karnataka) |
853 |
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microsoft dublin internet data center |
847 |
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at&t internet services |
827 |
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qwest communications corporation |
798 |
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xo communications |
790 |
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optimum online (cablevision systems) |
777 |
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tw telecom holdings inc. |
756 |
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shaw communications inc. |
691 |
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samtel |
674 |
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cox communications inc. |
653 |
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ntt communications corporation |
648 |
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telstra internet |
632 |
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arcor ag |
603 |
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chinanet shanghai province network |
598 |
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krnic |
593 |
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comcast cable communications ip services |
588 |
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computer associates international |
564 |
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rcs & rds s.a. |
538 |
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citrix systems inc. |
532 |
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research in motion limited |
524 |
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dell computer corporation |
522 |
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telefonica de espana |
515 |
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psinet inc. |
509 |
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easynet ltd |
500 |
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comcast business communications inc. |
494 |
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symantec inc |
491 |
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telus communications inc. |
481 |
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cncgroup beijing province network |
465 |
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microsoft corporation |
456 |
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kla instruments corp. |
448 |
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honeywell international inc. |
446 |
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cisco systems inc. |
444 |
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provider local registry |
442 |
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global crossing |
414 |
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sympatico hse |
408 |
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iinet limited |
397 |
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china unicom beijing province network |
395 |
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starhub cable vision ltd |
392 |
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wipro technologies |
384 |
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alice dsl |
383 |
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abts delhi |
358 |
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appense |
351 |
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telecom italia net |
347 |
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microsoft |
346 |
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nvidia |
344 |
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neostrada plus |
334 |
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provider |
332 |
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abts tamilnadu |
325 |
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hanaro telecom inc. |
322 |
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level 3 communications inc. |
322 |
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1&1 internet ag |
319 |
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network of ign arch. and design gb |
319 |
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telia network services |
316 |
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credit suisse group / cana |
308 |
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axa-tech |
306 |
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optus internet - retail |
306 |
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rogers cable communications inc. |
305 |
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telecom italia s.p.a. tin easy lite |
304 |
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telekom malaysia berhad |
303 |
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chinanet jiangsu province network |
297 |
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tiscali uk ltd |
284 |
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chtd chunghwa telecom co. ltd. |
274 |
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comcast cable communications inc |
268 |
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tpg internet pty ltd. |
268 |
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datastream ltd |
262 |
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dynamic pools |
259 |
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sun microsystems inc |
258 |
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singnet pte ltd |
257 |
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oracle datenbanksysteme gmbh |
252 |
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gesti n de direccionamiento uninet |
249 |
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embarq corporation |
243 |
|
nicstech |
243 |
Almost 75,000 Google search keywords (more than 13% increase since 2008) pointed to the portal and this blog with 100 most frequent (some are in Russian):
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Keyword |
Visits |
|
kifastsystemcallret |
2963 |
|
crash dump analysis |
2742 |
|
crash dump |
2097 |
|
ntdll!kifastsystemcallret |
1446 |
|
dump analysis |
1091 |
|
win32 error 0n2 |
759 |
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windbg |
685 |
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windbg cheat sheet |
675 |
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windbg commands |
619 |
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crash dumps |
525 |
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adplus |
523 |
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dmitry vostokov |
521 |
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519 |
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511 |
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502 |
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memoretics |
494 |
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dumpanalysis.org |
439 |
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434 |
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warning: frame ip not in any known module. following frames may be wrong. |
389 |
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the stored exception information can be accessed via .ecxr. |
373 |
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crash dump analyzer |
355 |
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memory dump analysis anthology |
353 |
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329 |
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windbg crash dump analysis |
326 |
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adplus download |
315 |
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error: symbol file could not be found |
308 |
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minidump analysis |
308 |
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dumpanalysis |
289 |
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getcontextstate failed, 0×80070026 |
287 |
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symbol file could not be found”" |
281 |
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bugcheck 3b |
280 |
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core dump analysis |
278 |
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time travel debugging |
276 |
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vista crash dump |
272 |
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windbg analyze |
263 |
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fnodobfm |
258 |
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the stored exception information can be accessed via .ecxr |
257 |
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kernel32!pnlsuserinfo |
249 |
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bugcheck 7e |
243 |
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windbg crash dump |
242 |
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frame ip not in any known module |
237 |
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230 |
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218 |
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216 |
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206 |
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windbg scripts |
190 |
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system_service_exception |
185 |
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crash dump vista |
181 |
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pool corruption |
174 |
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minidump |
172 |
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error: symbol file could not be found. |
168 |
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kernel_mode_exception_not_handled |
166 |
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ldrphandleonenewformatimportdescriptor |
166 |
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bios disassembly ninjutsu uncovered |
165 |
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ntkrnlmp.exe crash dump |
164 |
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162 |
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159 |
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windows dump analysis |
154 |
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minidump analyzer |
153 |
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bugcheck a |
152 |
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анализ dump файлов |
147 |
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ntdll kifastsystemcallret |
146 |
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memuon”" |
145 |
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debugging crash dumps |
145 |
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kisystemservicecopyend |
143 |
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анализ дампа памяти |
142 |
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ibmsprem.exe |
141 |
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windbg dump |
141 |
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download adplus |
140 |
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ntdll.dll!kifastsystemcallret |
140 |
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analyze crash dump |
138 |
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ntdll!dbgbreakpoint |
135 |
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rtlpwaitoncriticalsection |
133 |
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type referenced: kernel32!pnlsuserinfo |
133 |
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dynamicbase aslr |
130 |
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dump памяти |
129 |
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mdmp file analysis |
129 |
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warning: frame ip not in any known module. following frames may be wrong |
129 |
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warning: stack unwind information not available. following frames may be wrong. |
129 |
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sieextpub |
127 |
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ntdll.kifastsystemcallret |
126 |
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debug_flr_image_timestamp |
125 |
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failure_bucket_id |
125 |
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kei386eoihelper |
124 |
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memory dump |
124 |
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отладчик windbg |
124 |
|
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122 |
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windows debugging: practical foundations |
121 |
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rtluserthreadstart |
119 |
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windbg book |
119 |
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crash dump windows 7 |
118 |
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978-19067171568 |
115 |
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windbg dump analysis |
115 |
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session_has_valid_views_on_exit (ba) |
114 |
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bugcheck 50 |
113 |
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bugcheck system_service_exception |
113 |
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system_thread_exception_not_handled |
112 |
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analyzing crash dumps |
111 |
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getcontextstate failed, 0xd0000147 |
110 |
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childebp |
107 |
Special thanks to almost 1,100 web sites (16% increase) that mention the portal and this blog with the first top 100:
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Source |
Visits |
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google.com |
3090 |
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windbg.dumpanalysis.org |
2012 |
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images.google.com |
1375 |
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blogs.msdn.com |
1130 |
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stackoverflow.com |
750 |
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kumo.com |
678 |
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dumpanalysis.com |
664 |
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dumpanalysis.org |
531 |
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winvistaclub.com |
441 |
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nynaeve.net |
386 |
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jasonhaley.com |
385 |
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twitter.com |
376 |
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bytetalk.net |
351 |
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advancedwindowsdebugging.com |
345 |
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en.wikipedia.org |
343 |
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gynvael.coldwind.pl |
324 |
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msuiche.net |
272 |
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blog.flexilis.com |
265 |
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bing.com |
241 |
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images.google.co.in |
222 |
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rsdn.ru |
220 |
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images.google.co.uk |
214 |
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stumbleupon.com |
212 |
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d.hatena.ne.jp |
193 |
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blog.naver.com |
190 |
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images.google.de |
181 |
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blog.not-a-kernel-guy.com |
179 |
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social.technet.microsoft.com |
179 |
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blog.zoller.lu |
175 |
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google.co.kr |
169 |
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facebook.com |
167 |
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community.citrix.com |
165 |
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wasm.ru |
163 |
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search.naver.com |
161 |
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voneinem-windbg.blogspot.com |
160 |
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insidewindows.kr |
157 |
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managementbits.com |
154 |
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forum.sysinternals.com |
153 |
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support.citrix.com |
144 |
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reconstructer.org |
132 |
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google.co.in |
129 |
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debuggingexpert.dumpanalysis.org |
128 |
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blogs.microsoft.co.il |
125 |
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delicious.com |
124 |
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isisaka.com |
124 |
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netfxharmonics.com |
122 |
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caloni.com.br |
112 |
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advdbg.org |
111 |
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experts-exchange.com |
111 |
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citrixblogger.org |
105 |
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google.co.uk |
100 |
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serious-code.net |
100 |
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shellexecute.wordpress.com |
99 |
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bloglines.com |
96 |
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mail.google.com |
92 |
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debuglab.com |
91 |
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images.google.ca |
91 |
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blogs.technet.com |
89 |
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209.85.129.132 |
82 |
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google.ca |
81 |
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debuggingexperts.dumpanalysis.org |
80 |
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fruitfoxlu.blogspot.com |
78 |
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74.125.95.132 |
75 |
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codeproject.com |
75 |
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clausbrod.de |
70 |
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groups.google.com |
70 |
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literatescientist.com |
66 |
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images.google.ru |
65 |
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images.google.fr |
64 |
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saygoodnight.com |
61 |
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60 |
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59 |
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google.es |
59 |
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209.85.173.132 |
58 |
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driveronline.org |
58 |
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images.google.com.au |
58 |
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forensicanalysis.org |
57 |
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images.google.com.br |
57 |
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images.google.com.ua |
57 |
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images.google.it |
57 |
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social.msdn.microsoft.com |
57 |
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google.de |
56 |
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images.google.co.id |
56 |
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images.google.pl |
56 |
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the-interweb.com |
56 |
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evilcodecave.wordpress.com |
54 |
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codemachine.com |
52 |
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51 |
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51 |
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50 |
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images.google.nl |
50 |
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50 |
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50 |
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advanceddotnetdebugging.com |
49 |
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softwareastrology.com |
49 |
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google.hu |
48 |
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47 |
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46 |
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dogpile.com |
46 |
Top 25 visiting countries:
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Country/Territory |
Visits |
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United States |
77312 |
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India |
16091 |
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United Kingdom |
15892 |
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Germany |
9336 |
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Russia |
9202 |
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China |
7948 |
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Canada |
7382 |
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Japan |
6001 |
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France |
4847 |
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South Korea |
4748 |
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Australia |
4329 |
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Taiwan |
4076 |
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Ireland |
3735 |
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Singapore |
3598 |
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Netherlands |
3073 |
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Israel |
2933 |
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Ukraine |
2918 |
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Italy |
2905 |
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Spain |
2821 |
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Sweden |
2548 |
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Brazil |
2309 |
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Poland |
2134 |
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Romania |
1848 |
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Czech Republic |
1551 |
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Belgium |
1454 |
More than 10,000 portal and blog pages were viewed a total of almost 450,000 times with top 100 content pages:
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Page |
Pageviews |
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/ |
41591 |
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/blog/ |
40481 |
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/blog/index.php/2008/01/10/what-is-kifastsystemcallret/ |
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