That's A Wrap For 2018 With 3,693 News Articles, 314 Linux Hardware Reviews/Benchmarks

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Phoronix: That's A Wrap For 2018 With 3,693 News Articles, 314 Linux Hardware Reviews/Benchmarks

That's a wrap for 2018 with Phoronix this year having published 3,693 original Linux/open-source related news articles and 314 featured articles comprising of our Linux hardware reviews and multi-page benchmark specials. 2019 will bring us into the 15th calendar year since I started Phoronix and now around 4,000 featured articles in its time and more than 27,300 original news articles...

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[UseLinuxNotWindows]

Thank you Michael for the enormous amount of time and effort you put into keeping this site alive and writing the reviews. You do a superb job and your site is important and very much appreciated. Thanks for everything

[tildearrow]

and catching up on some much needed sleep

Finally!

By the way:

What a great way to end 2018

Happy New Year 2019!

[lichtenstein]

Happy New Year, Michael!

[kmare]

Happy New Year, Michael... to you and your family! Thank you for your work, best wishes!

[tenzero]

Happy New Year Michael.

Thank you for all of your articles this year.

I've just built my personal threadripper machine based largely on your articles.

Cheers,
d.

[rtfazeberdee]

Just to echo everyone else who appreciate your efforts - thanks and happy new year.

[Azrael5]

it is possible to improve up to 5.000 articles.

[Iiari]

Amazing statistics! Thank you for the site and all you do for the community.

[lowflyer]

Michael, you're slotting out way too many articles per second. You are at more than 10 articles per day including holidays and week-ends (!!!) (do you ever sleep?) Some people rightfully call this revolver-journalism.

I honestly prefer to see fewer but higher quality articles.

I do not imply that the quality is bad at all. But to be honest, some articles contain only little bits of information which I would prefer to have summarized. In other articles you lose a lot of words to say very little. Currently I'm reading 100% of your articles. If the trend increases, I'll not be able to keep that up. There's simply not that much time to read...