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Excellent tool! Is there something in particular that could be causing red dots at 3 second intervals at or above 2000 milliseconds?
by hypertexthero 4y ago
Excellent tool!
Is there something in particular that could be causing red dots at 3 second intervals at or above 2000 milliseconds?
- worthless-trash 4y agoProbably your wifi device doing network scanning. The "wifi" hardware packet ring is stalled while the results of the network scanning is completed. Is this a mac ?
- hypertexthero 4y agoThank you! And yes, it’s a Mac!
- kdrag0n 4y agoIt doesn't work with HTTPS because the pings are done with HTTP requests. You have to disable HTTPS-only mode and load it over plain HTTP: http://gfblip.appspot.com/ http://gfblip.appspot.com/ Requests get blocked for mixed content after a few seconds if the site is loaded with HTTPS.
- hypertexthero 4y agoUnderstood, thank you! I tried with HTTP and the red dots or bars disappeared. With HTTPS they are there.
- how2cflags 4y agoIf you've a cable modem with a Puma 6/7 chipset, it could possibly be the potential for said jitter. Sadly, I suffer from this issue and it annoys me to no end. Linking an old thread with more details about it. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=15781788 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=15781788