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You mean like ? PS C:\WINDOWS\system32> tracert 129.32.209.204 Tracing route to vav21.fah.temple.edu [129.32.209.204] over a maximum of 30 hops: 1 2 ms 7 ms 2 ms [my router] 2 13 ms 19 ms 14 ms 10.20.26.131 3 12 ms 11 ms 12 ms syd-apt-ros-int3-be-200.tpg.com.au [203.29.134.122] 4 165 ms * 165 ms sjo...

by Joe_H » Sat May 24, 2025 1:27 am I am less than 300 miles from Temple University, and my ping still is about 30 ms. I would need an IP in Sydney that would respond to a ping to get an idea of a "normal" ping for that distance. I am within 3 Km of Sydney University: Pinging sydney.edu.a...

Also in Sydney, also 225ms to Temple Vs Telstra Speedtest Ping from TPG (124.168.94.74) to Telstra Chatswood 11ms, and Ping to TPG 2ms. Pinging vav21.fah.temple.edu [129.32.209.204] with 32 bytes of data: Ping statistics for 129.32.209.204: Packets: Sent = 4, Received = 4, Lost = 0 (0% loss), Approx...

Well, so far the little 2060 that could seems to be OK despite the coast of NSW being hit by record-breaking rain bombs this week. http://www.bom.gov.au/products/IDR711.loop.shtml

This is not about Project 18251, but certainly about RTX 2060s. I have 3 of them, purchased on eBay 3 years ago solely for Folding, at an average cost of AU$400 each. All are installed in HP Z440s. Since then, they have all run without any problems, mostly for 11 hours/day, with temperature controls...

There are other projects from this family, eg 18251 that (for unknown reasons) run very slowly (~1/3 usual PPD) on TU106 version RTX 2060, also RTX 1660 and 1660 Super. The only solution seems to be to avoid them. See viewtopic.php?t=42221 for more

Why does my 8.4.8 "WU Details" display for an ordinary task running in the background on Z605 Machine and Account Appepi show as a logged credit ... Code User Team Credit Assigned Credited Ok yoshineko 257728 98,730.8 2025-05-02 08:34:57 2025-05-02 13:41:47 May include credits awarded to o...

Nothing is simple

Um ... Actually, nothing is more complicated than it seems https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/0#Computer_science

logic board clock battery I assume that (in my case) we are talking about the CRC2032 button batteries that power the Real Time Clocks in Zx00s. It's true that the puzzling results were from antique Zx00 devices that I tend to run only once a month or so for for Windows and other updates these days...

Please make sure to pause any folding before system restart to not lose any work Well, I suppose the 80% complete WU I just dumped by mistake might help me remember this feature of W10 folding, but if it happens again I guess I'll have to put a post-it warning on the screen. :roll: So I'm afraid th...

All is good with 8.4.9 Finish and Pause, so far as I can tell after more systematic testing. :egeek: :D I can't quite work out what Smilies to use because I should perhaps be embarrassed too, but I'm not. It was certainly the case previously that Machines I expected to have "finished WU and sto...

When I ask the Multiverse about the notoriously horrible status of Windows time, it leads me into the usual swamp that can be summarised as "sometimes". So I am not going there. All the devices are synching via Windows, except the air-gapped one that I plan to use after the collapse of cyb...

When I ask the multiverse - but excuse me a mo, my little red Nokia 2660 is telling me it is 8PM, and thus the time when electricity is semi-cheap at "shoulder" rates for 2 hours followed by 9 hours of "off peak" followed by 7 more hours of "shoulder", and so it is time...

I'm pretty sure that all my Windows devices are set to synchronize automatically with the time server time.windows.com , but I'll check next time I visit the attic. There have also been issues if the system clocks are off. If it’s far off, web control may not connect to servers. Though synchronicity...

Thanks for the info that 8.4.9 "Finish" should behave in the same way as 7.6.21 "Finish and Stop". All I can offer in reply is that it didn't on a device (Z604-CPU only ) left running overnight to finish and stop a WU that was running with ETA 3am, as per a note I left on it. But...