NO and Studio Customer Complaints - Web based apps and network Issues

[Stephen Miller]

Mike

Of course they do!!!! Just like Telstra in Oz used to throttle YT so that
you could watch in black and white and low resolution at that.

So 8 point 8 point 8 point 8 aka Google will probably be the fastest
available , and the Ookla and similar will get priority, then I wonder what
has changed on my end. Well I started using Brave, which blocks adds and
trackers and instead of performance increasing it collapsed. I wonder if
this is fruitful ground for a conspiracy theory?

I also dropped wifi - the router and notebook are about 3 feet apart - and
plugged in Cat5 cable - reboot and back to 170/40.

On Mon, 6 Mar 2023 at 19:40, Mike Matthews - Omnis via omnisdev-en <
omnisdev-en at lists.omnis-dev.com> wrote:

> Hello Stephen
>
> We just ping Google.com<http://Google.com>, there is not a lot else to do
> really.
>
> I find that once is start using Ookla, my connection gets better, so the
> ISP look at that application and always give it priority of course.  They
> do, don’t they?  Of course they do!
>
> Mike Matthews
>
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> On 6 Mar 2023, at 04:59, Stephen Miller <stephenmiller1958 at gmail.com
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> Hi All
>
> I have been thinking with respect to web-based apps. Developers are really
> losing control over the performance of their apps due to the vagaries of
> the bandwidth at any point in time.
>
> I, for example, have 5G wireless, and am guaranteed 100 mbps and normally
> get 180 mbps. But today I am getting 20 mbps.
>
> Got me thinking that developers must be using some independent method of
> testing the bandwidth at any point in time which led me to speedtest dot
> net.
>
> Ookla has an api for developers which runs on linux and MAC which led to
> this posting.
>
> I was curious how others do it. Do you just ping your server and a known
> reliable web-site - I use
> https://linkprotect.cudasvc.com/url?a=https%3a%2f%2fwww.ibm&c=E,1,W_qzyBchs3hlxKPohvzlob4CGVy5wh5wT7Hoy41VRF70qq3dAOtuhfN8DfTQj-JYXHweP9G94mKSYcwK5k5RG2W0187RG_CQ0mmbsxO75Vc_jdbkaTBUSrRw&typo=1
> dot com to get a performance base
> normally,  or do you just not worry about it and just take the calls from
> irate customers?
>
> Kind Regards,
>
> Stephen Miller
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Stephen Miller