Have you had a chance to test the individual legs of your connections to see if you can determine between which ones the latency is being introduced? Or perhaps it is coming a little bit from all of them?
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RE: MPLS speed issueposted in IT Discussion
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RE: Nadella Effect Making Ballmer Richposted in News
So Ballmer is now getting an effective payoff for having been so crappy for so long by Nadella simply not being Ballmer and the stock inflating based on Ballmer leaving. That hardly seems like a good compensation scheme.
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RE: MSP Sector Specialist Startupposted in IT Business
I think @NetworkNerd has some insight into manufacturing ERP systems here in the US.
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RE: Central point AV and FDEposted in IT Discussion
Hopefully Webroot will hop in here with some insight too.
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RE: NTG Lab Physical Setupposted in IT Discussion
Definitely waiting to see where this goes. Sounds like the start of a cool project.
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RE: Adminerposted in News
The comparison link is the more useful one, here is the one from the article: Comparing phpMyAdmin and Adminer
Although with the maturity and market acceptance of phpMyAdmin, does Adminer have much of a chance at wide adoption?
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RE: Lego Pieces Washing Up in Englandposted in Water Closet
@Nic said:
It was something like 4 million pieces, so a lot of people are going to make out like bandits.
That is a LOT of Legos!
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RE: Chromebook Making Gainsposted in News
Makes sense. Chromebooks are a very useful laptop choice. Cheap and easy to use. For the average home user, they are really perfect if you need something more than a tablet. For kids who need to do homework, they can be just enough more than a tablet to allow them to write reports and stuff. It's not very many people, except for gamers, who need the power for a Windows machine anymore.
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RE: The Changing Role of the Linux Adminposted in News
Good article. Too many Linux people still think that being an admin is all about compiling code. That's a pretty odd task for an admin to actually do. Too much seepage of home users into the business space.
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RE: Gunnar Glasses - Thoughts?posted in IT Discussion
@Bill-Kindle said:
@ajstringham I was told by a optimologist that they are useless. He suggested using a lower brightness level on my monitors, and it worked.
I also like this little app, which does help.
Neat idea.
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RE: Microsoft Certs Getting Harderposted in News
@Bill-Kindle said:
By harder I hope they mean that it will be harder to boot camp these tests.
The description makes it sound that way, at least.
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RE: paid to SQUASH menposted in Water Closet
@Minion-Queen said:
Wow. People are weird and will pay for anything.
Except for good IT support and things that their businesses need.
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RE: Being Choosy, Not Pickyposted in IT Careers
WordPress tip... turn on full link names. This dramatically improves Google scores.
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RE: What Are You Doing Right Nowposted in Water Closet
Just played Wind Waker for a while with the girls.
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RE: Good Morning and Happy Weekend!posted in Water Closet
@Joyfano said:
@Reid-Cooper said:
@Joyfano said:
(uploading 100%)
Looks like you jumped the gun on posting. Picture hadn't loaded yet.
Sorry .. next time ill upload it again..
Don't upload twice, just wait for it to finish.
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RE: Gunnar Glasses - Thoughts?posted in IT Discussion
Interesting. I wonder why they don't filter monitors directly rather than using glasses. Seems like there would be a market for it if it was needed.
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RE: Netflix profit doubles on U.S., foreign subscriber growthposted in IT Discussion
Good for them. They make an excellent product and really treat their customers well. I'm happy that they are doing well.