For everybody who can't get enough of *the numbers*, there's now

<h1>StackStats</h1>

Great name, I know :P

![alt text][1]

Usage:

 - Download the script from **[![alt text][2] Here](https://github.com/sfstpala/StackStats/raw/master/stackstats.py)** and save it somewhere

 -  Execute it like this:

        python /home/username/stackstats.py --site=askubuntu.com --user=41

    Where `/home/username/stackstats.py` is the absolute path to the script, `askubuntu.com` is any stackexchange site and [`41`](http://askubuntu.com/users/41/marcoceppi) is your user-id.

    -  To find out your user id, go to your profile page. It should be in the URL, i.e. <code>askubuntu.com/users/**`1067`**/stefano-palazzo</code>.
 - I recommend you set up an alias in your `~/.bash_aliases`, like this:

        alias ask-stats="python ~/stackstats.py --site=askubuntu.com --user=1067"

Hope you like it, let me know if something's wrong as always:-)

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I've tested it on fresh installs of 

 - 10.04 Lucid
 - 10.10 Maverick
 - 11.04 Natty
 - Debian 6.0

Please edit this list, if you are running anything else

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StackStats now [lives on GitHub](https://github.com/sfstpala/StackStats). Also, it's now licensed under the terms of the [GNU GPL v3](http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-3.0.html). Please hack if you like, and contribute your changes back.

If you see a bug, and you know python and github, *fix it*. ;)


  [1]: https://i.sstatic.net/1ZAFK.png
  [2]: https://i.sstatic.net/CqgaJ.png