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by the way... I'm retarded In my own defense, I only played with it for a second and haven't been back in my office since.
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how is that natural! lol... cool, thanks.
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So I just installed Lion. So far, it looks nice. One thing I like so far is that Apple refunded my $29.95 automatically because my purchase was recent. (I'm sure I'll have to pay for my other machines) One thing that's annoying me is that they seem to have reversed the scrolling and I see no option to change it. ... seriously, you're going to swap what I'm used to and not give me an easy way to change it back. Maybe I'm overlooking something, let me know if I am. ... also changed a bunch of gestures I liked and I don't see a way to change them back. For instance, I used to swipe three fingers left or right to navigate between pages. I don't see a way to change it. ... are they going to make me get an APP for that, wtf. ... I've been using Magic Prefs but now, for some reason there isn't an option for it in there either. So far... so annoyed! --- GRRRR, I just scrolled to post this and the backwards sh*t got me again! I get it... they're trying to make it feel like the ipod and ipad, whatever... just give me a f*ckin option to do it my way. ESPECIALLY when that was the default before! SUUUUTPID! Am I missing something here? Or did Apple really just f*ck me... damn, at least give me a kiss first! --- trying to force me to think like them... rabble, rabble. ... I feel retarded on my own computer, all inverted! I don't like it one bit. So far my only complaint.
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Closest back to back / Most consistent speed
CA3LE replied to i2d | ScruFFy |'s topic in Show off your speed
On my DROID X WiFi ... exactly 8Mbps on the dot. :::.. Download Test Results ..::: Download Connection is:: 8000 Kbps about 8 Mbps (tested with 5.6 MB) Download Speed is:: 1000 kB/s Tested From:: https://testmy.net/ (Dallas, TX USA) Validation Link:: https://testmy.net/db/I0spTrh Test Time:: 2011-07-22 13:05:11 Local Time 1MB Download in 1.02 Seconds - 1GB Download in ~17 Minutes - 140X faster than 56K Tested from a 6 MB file and took 5.844 seconds to complete Running at 92% of hosts average (cox.net) User Agent:: Mozilla/5.0 (Linux; U; Android 2.3.3; en-us; DROIDX Build/4.5.1_57_DX5-26) AppleWebKit/533.1 (KHTML, like Gecko) Version/4.0 Mobile Safari/533.1 [!] -
I may change that back to 5 tests. I think most of the time 3-5 tests gives you a pretty good average. If I set it at 50 tests then new members would be discouraged from trying to rank. If you set the bar too high then nobody can play. I want more people to be able to participate in the ranking aspect. To expect most people to perform 50 tests in a two week period is unrealistic. There are a ton of people that do that but I want new members to be able to hit that list if they want to. So say they have 3 test results. 10Mbps, 10Mbps and 50Mbps... that averages to 23Mbps and is not going to get the person anywhere near the top. But if they have 3 tests taken @ 50Mbps it's safe to assume that their connection deserves to be ranked. If I started to worry about ranking people based on the hours they've tested and such it would be over complicating the situation. ... I could however make another list that requires a high level of dedication to rank.
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yeah... good thing to resort to in a situation like that.
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So I just moved my iMac to another room... then back. When I booted up the fan was running full bore. Look in iStat (a gaget for the dash) and there is no information on any RPM of any of the system fans and no temperature information. I was thinking, "what the..." ... so here's the fix. Just power down your computer, unplug it then hold the power button for at least 5 seconds. Boot back up and you'll be fine. Just in case this happens to anyone else.
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It is an investment. But you can get a Mac mini as cheap $599 referb... used from about $200. Then just use your current input devices and monitor. Everyone thinks they're so expensive. They really aren't. If I had to make the choice... I'd rather buy a used mac than a brand new PC. Ubuntu is awesome by the way. Finally, distros that bring linux to the every day user. I've always been a linux fan, it's all I've ever ran on my servers. Power, stability, scalability... I've had servers in the past, with very high traffic volumes, that had uptimes upwards of 1-2 years. Try that with another platform. That was with RHE by the way TestMy.net's servers are RHE and typically reboot 2-4 times a year... the last 4 times I've rebooted I don't even think I needed to reboot. Linux rules!
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Well you know that I'm all about Mac. I just feel that they're superior.
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Uh oh.... Looks like a tie... but the rankings are actually done down to the kilobyte so he must have just edged you out. Just hard to tell because I only show the speed in Mbps there. Hell of a connection though. Even when I had a 40Mbps/20Mbps line... I NEVER saw my full 20Mbps up. But hell, I wasn't complaining either.
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Thanks... What's scary about consistency? Isn't that what you've always been looking for. Your results do look VERY nice lately.
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Actually... yeah. Don't ya know who you're talkin to here. Good idea, I'll expand more on the idea later, I need to sleep.
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I thought it would be nifty if everyone could have the ability to see how many people are looking into their speed test stats. So I built something... Now you can see how many people are peeking in at your test results in the database. Your own queries to your stats will not raise your counter as long as you're logged in. Note that queries to individual scores don't count, only searches containing your username. I also implemented this feature on the host stats. Hope you all like it... I thought it might be fun for some people.
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Thanks, I appreciate that.
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... Well... that's all there is to it. DONE! The time in your stats will now correct for the local time of the computer looking at the stats. No user input needed. Njoy! Clear your cookies if your time looks off
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Thanks for reminding me... I'm trying to make it work so that the user doesn't have to tell me anything. I'm workin on it
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I've also changed this to represent the last two weeks... instead of 1 month. This will make it easier for people to rank higher.
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I already do that -- since day one actually -- there's a few criteria that need to be met to rank. I told Christian that too 'cause he's ranking high for mobile, "you're famous!" lol
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New member in Midland, TX (Grande ISP, formerly Suddenlink))
CA3LE replied to randallmark's topic in New Members
Video how-to for future reference. -
Can you give this a try again for me... I made an update, although if it's still not working I may need to get your user agent string. To get this just run a quick test and click "Copy Detailed Text" then paste it back here... :::.. Download Test Results ..::: Download Connection is:: 35951 Kbps about 36 Mbps (tested with 6 MB) Download Speed is:: 4494 kB/s or 4.5 MB/s Tested From:: https://testmy.net/ (Dallas, TX USA) Validation Link:: https://testmy.net/db/kLdQPSp Test Time:: 2011-07-13 18:46:29 1MB Download in 0.23 Seconds - 1GB Download in ~4 Minutes - 627X faster than 56K Tested from a 6 MB file and took 1.4 seconds to complete Running at 225% of hosts average (cox.net) User Agent:: Mozilla/5.0 (Macintosh; Intel Mac OS X 10_6_ AppleWebKit/534.24 (KHTML, like Gecko) Chrome/11.0.696.68 Safari/534.24 [!]
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I've got the site running in a very stable state. I haven't rebooted for 87 Days and haven't had to reset a single service. Despite higher traffic volumes the main server is running with very minimal load and is happily serving away. Because of this I've cranked up the database polling. Look at Top Members - You'll now see the top 100 members ranked by download and upload speed (instead of top 20). This is also updated every 5 minutes (instead of 1 hour). There were other updates made to this section but that's the most important. See if you're on the top 100... Njoy!
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New member in Midland, TX (Grande ISP, formerly Suddenlink))
CA3LE replied to randallmark's topic in New Members
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New member in Midland, TX (Grande ISP, formerly Suddenlink))
CA3LE replied to randallmark's topic in New Members
Hey Randall, welcome to the site! That's definitely one of the longer posts I've seen here. To add your average, max or a specific score to your forum signature do this... In the upper right under the forums, while signed in click your name... then click 'edit my profile' then click 'change signature' ... this is where you'd enter the code that you get when you click "Share on Forums" Your max for instance would be entered by first going to your results... then click... I hope this helps. Thank you for taking the time to share your experiences with me and my users. - D