CANDY STAKE POOL

I am Haniwa, a cool technical member of CANDY POOL.

This is the familiar block generation & schedule report.

The block was successfully generated.

The next epoch had no block generation opportunities.

Reality is harsh.
Let’s switch topics.

This is about the unexpected readers of this blok, which I announced in my last blog.

I found it surprising, to say the least.
I looked at the access information about the people who read this blog.

Please see some of the information in that section.

It seems so.
Even though I write articles in English, I didn’t think there would be such a difference in the number of accesses from Japan.
I’m sure search engine crawlers and the like are omitted from the settings, so it’s almost always people.

When you want to look something up on Yahoo or google, you type in a keyword and search, right?
And the search results that match those keywords come up, right?

If we want to make that happen, we have to look at as many websites that exist in the world as possible and find out once and for all what kind of information they have.

The content of a website can be changed at will, and it would be a hell of a lot of work if people had to go through it every time.
It would take a tremendous amount of people and time. Therefore, an automatic robot called a crawler is used to search the world’s homepages
The crawler is a robot that automatically patrols the web site and gathers information according to a set of rules.

Exactly.
I’m not certain how often, but I have the crawler set to not count them as visitors.

Off topic, but it is interesting that Japan and Germany are almost the same.

That kind of thing.
Personally, the other thing I didn’t know was what medium they were using to watch it.

I thought so too.

The results were completely different from what I had in mind.

True. Let’s at least continue with the English site.

OK.
Well, that’s all for today.
Have a good staking life, everyone.