I kid you not. Sometimes internet connections in China really suck.
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Only 1 minute? I’ve seen much worse :). It is always the network’s fault, changing to a different server on the same network fixes the trouble. In this case… If you’d ask me I’d say it was a network issue as well, but if you say so… ^_^
Did your browsing also have a 60 second delay? Could you reach the IRC computer’s network through another means, for example a www server close to it?
You’re not familiar with the moznet network, are you? There is only one server. In any case, I wish that I could say that “no, it’s just IRC”, but that would be a lie. At times of heavy usage, I can’t get anything done because of lag, and that’s when I go and watch TV or something.
October 28th, 2004 at 5:11 am - Edit
Only 1 minute? I’ve seen much worse :). It is always the network’s fault, changing to a different server on the same network fixes the trouble. In this case… If you’d ask me I’d say it was a network issue as well, but if you say so… ^_^
Did your browsing also have a 60 second delay? Could you reach the IRC computer’s network through another means, for example a www server close to it?
~Grauw
October 28th, 2004 at 1:20 pm - Edit
You’re not familiar with the moznet network, are you? There is only one server.
In any case, I wish that I could say that “no, it’s just IRC”, but that would be a lie. At times of heavy usage, I can’t get anything done because of lag, and that’s when I go and watch TV or something.
October 28th, 2004 at 8:55 pm - Edit
Try your hand at Lagland.
