So, my "Real-Time Webcam Log Analyzer for Dorgem" was this little C++ program I 
wrote my first semester of college, 2003. You would open it up a console window 
and run it. It would do a few nice things for you. It would display a new line 
(and beep) telling you if there had been a new viewer of your webcam in the last 
10 seconds or so. It would display the time, their ip address, and their name 
if you knew who's ip address it was. The ip address to name mapping was just 
kept in a text file. It created a so-called "formatted" log file, which 
basically just stored the last 20 lines that it printed to the screen. Since it 
knew some of the names of the last twenty viewers, I also had it write a file 
which displayed their names separated by commas, and question marks for the 
unknown people, while at the same time ignoring my ip addresses. I then used 
the text file display built in to dorgem to display this file, so everyone 
could see who else had been there.