

Does the hardware specification note a 100mb or gigabit port?


Does the hardware specification note a 100mb or gigabit port?


Does the other end also say 1000Mb/s? Something is limiting it to 100Mb/s


Complinig everything on that? End me now


Some consumer network adapters poorly handle newer cable standards and shielded twisted pair, so just be wary that could be a factor even if tested to spec


Could be anything from shit cable, to failing network equipment, to bad driver. Please tell me it’s hardwired and not on wifi


You’ll have to troubleshoot to see why your local network is worse than avian mail


That is horrific, that’s ya problem


Run iperf between the client and server, what’s the network speed and packet loss? What’s the latency?


For everyone else reading, bitwarden is an open source free password manager, the pro features are less password related and more about sharing access, file storage, and 2fa authenticator integration


Inb4 njalla


No idea why you think you have to be condescending and make ridiculous assumptions. I don’t trust the stock, nor do I hold it. I am explaining definitions of simple market variables and if you want to be rude about it then that says a lot about your character


No, market capital is usually far higher than revenue


Thank you, I came here to complain about the false equivalence between entire company value and sum of all trades for a country in a year


Implying Intel motherboards will ever support more than US govt approved technology now that they have a substantial holding in Intel


Who hosts your DNS?


possible
should
Sounds very definitive
Unless the framebuffer is corrupted?


Not if you’re paying iirc
Irrelevant here, it’s speed that’s cooked