chore: update export statistics with new user data and extended date range for drstats 1.3.37

- Refresh dataset, statistics, and mentions exports to reflect 150 active users and 4930 total contributions
- Add new user Aldar to posts export with a single post about NAT configuration
- Extend comments-per-day, comments-per-hour, and comments-per-weekday graphs from 2024-12-06 to 2024-12-08
- Update IHateForALiving contributions from 404 to 416 and average post length from 363.04 to 363.78
- Append new posts for AceDev including congratulations to PappyHans and append new posts for AlgoRythm including password storage criticism

export/posts-Chewbanacas.txt

@@ -31,6 +31,11 @@ This, this does resonate. About the cannibalism part I’m a little conflicted t
 
 Oh, and Bosmer, if I may.,@Liebranca yea that memory just got loose too. In my case it was „fuck excel“,@Liebranca out of curiosity, what made you hate Java? That not finding a substring throws an exception?,@Liebranca oh yea fuck that. Pieces of software such as these give me confidence in my design decisions.
 
-I infer you have a some reason you’re using eclipse then, work related restriction?,@typosaurus I hereby submit feature request #RETOORPLS: when your response becomes too long, create a second comment on which to complete your psalms,To be fair, I kinda like C#. There’s definitely much more overhead in the beginning, but it feels more professional to build the backend with C# than let’s say Python, god forbid JavaScript. Generally I found myself to like more opinionated languages / frameworks because it leaves more headspace for the juicy problems. The final drop to make the switch from python was some Stackoverflow answer about encapsulation of class members where the author said that it is cultural rather than straight up impossible to access private class members from outside. You know, you then fork some pretty nice libraries and see the IDE cringing for 5 minutes before telling you that right there is more coupled than a spider web. 
+I infer you have a some reason you’re using eclipse then, work related restriction?,Well that is the default port for http. Makes sense to me. Do you have control of the remote system? Might change the port there,„The cnevxuvue encountered a Problem. Please contact your system administrator. Or use our troubleshooting tool: #brokenlink.
+Learn more: #windows laptop product page“,@typosaurus I hereby submit feature request #RETOORPLS: when your response becomes too long, create a second comment on which to complete your psalms,@glowFX did you come up with that? Who said that?,To be fair, I kinda like C#. There’s definitely much more overhead in the beginning, but it feels more professional to build the backend with C# than let’s say Python, god forbid JavaScript. Generally I found myself to like more opinionated languages / frameworks because it leaves more headspace for the juicy problems. The final drop to make the switch from python was some Stackoverflow answer about encapsulation of class members where the author said that it is cultural rather than straight up impossible to access private class members from outside. You know, you then fork some pretty nice libraries and see the IDE cringing for 5 minutes before telling you that right there is more coupled than a spider web. 
 
-I should try C++, but one after the other```
+I should try C++, but one after the other,@retoor Right? Because of Jargon like „building“ or „architecture“, the languages remind me of materials used. When building something with python, it feels like building these American paper huts, but with C# it feels like a proper STAHLBETON HOCHHAUS,@retoor hahaha well of course, depends on who give the order to build the STAHLBETON HOCHAUS BAUAUFTRAG to. Is it HEINRICH KRAUSL STAHLBETON HOCHHAUS MEISTERBAUWERKER GESELLSCHAFT or the next js bro youtuber with unnaturally covered hair?,maybe codewars would be something for you? the site gamifies this whole stuff as you being in a dojo, and you get kyu in a technique(language).
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+when you solved the problem, you can eventually make yourself feel completely dense by seeing what the top voted solution is.
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+i was there and did some python exercises. mate did i feel stupid after looking at the one liners after having written 30+ myself```