Observational Science and You Part Two

In the original post about this, I became fascinated by the data on you, the reader, and despite my desperate inquiries, I still know nothing about how you found this half finished effort.

In fact, some of you know far more than I do at this point. The latest data on you, is here:

Country	Count
United States	60 (86.96%)
Germany	3 (4.35%)
United Kingdom	2 (2.90%)
Austria	1 (1.45%)
Canada	1 (1.45%)
Malaysia	1 (1.45%)
Romania	1 (1.45%)

Browser	Count
Firefox 2.0.0.11	56 (81.16%)
Internet Explorer 7.0	11 (15.94%)
Internet Explorer 6.0	1 (1.45%)
Safari 523.12.2	1 (1.45%)

OS	Count
WinXP	68 (98.55%)
MacOSX	1 (1.45%)

So if you are in Austria, Canada, Malaysia or Romania, you know who you are. The lone Mac user also knows.

I, I am clueless. And avoiding finishing that entry on DMSO, as well as several new entries.

I have 112 entries to go. And every single one of them requires hours of work. And I still did nothing on the first three entries, all of which are crucial to everything else. Half baked. Half baked indeed.