Ahahaha.

I'm creating a "bring with you" Linux install. So I got a 512 GB USB key. (You know, to even have some persistance).

Linux flashing tool : are you sure ?

Fun :)

I love the opportunity the dialog provides to:

"Question your life choices."

@Demolishun Actually, I'm debuging a thing at home. Notr work related.

So, got new ISP. I have 1 Gb down, 750 Mbits UP.

ISP test : Confirms (Even 1.1 Gb)

Linux machine on the ETH port of thier "box" : 940 mbtis. Fine.

Windows machine, same cable : YOLO : 198 mbit, but network card is synced at 2.5 Gbps lol.

Same windows machine in wifi : 650 Mbits.

So I'm testing boot linux on that windows machine to see if it's hardware issue or soft.

I once made a Linux script that built a squash fs image by chrooting into the uncompressed structure setting up the links and installing packages using apt and then recompressing it into a the isolinux structure and making a new iso

It was so awesome

Mother Nature remains crazy as do all these people on a lighter note and the poncho is better than I remember it lol

LOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOL

SAME HARDWARE

SAME network cable.

Windowes : 200 mbits.

Linux : Hehehe. The difference is insane

@NoToJavaScript "Ping 1ms"

Do you live in a fucking datacenter?

@NoToJavaScript where do I move to to get this ping.

Fun fact everytime i run speedtest i get 0 ping even though my connection is via lan to a router that connects to another wifi haha

@jonas-w so don't trust speedtest.net

@NoToJavaScript holy wtf is wrong with winblows? Last night I tested speedtest and got like 300MB down and 1GB up. Shitty driver update?

@NoToJavaScript wifi and Windows are both limiting factors.

Win has small TCP Window because RAM limit. Don't ask why.

Wifi is just RF channel density issues.

@p100sch install CDN nodes from akamai, netflix, google, Facebook, fastly, etc on site and get similar results.

Aka get their servers locally deployed.

@deadlyRants fiber at home dude ! Fiber at home !!!

@p100sch where you have "real" fiber

@Demolishun Apprently i's the network card.

It's a 2.5 Gbit NIC from Intell on Asus mother board.

I found a very lonmg duscussion on reddit on how it doesn't work

But it works on Linux pretty good, just not windows 11.

I have a BIOS update, will try it