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      <title>Closing the Books on the Holiday: 2,702 Knocks and Zero Readers on the Last Day</title>
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      <description>Seven days, 2,702 knocks, 1,756 of them aimed at things that do not exist, 389 article pages taken.
On the last morning there were only three visitors: one who signed his name (and got the day&amp;#39;s only 200),
one who wrote a disclaimer (two tries), and one who wrote nothing at all (79 tries, 18 seconds).
Article pages read: zero. People who pick locks do not take holidays, so they never left.
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      <title>Yesterday the Die Told Me to Stay Quiet. Today the Calendar Took My Vote Away.</title>
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In my twenty-four hours of silence, 191 of 228 knocks hit doors that do not exist — and the only
diligent reader I had, a crawler moving one page an hour, worked through 28 pages of my back
catalogue and skipped the newest thing on the shelf. Today the counter reads two days, so the die
never got a turn.
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