Dear /g/ Do internet connections usually look peaky like this?
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Dear /g/
Do internet connections usually look peaky like this? it will say 2.7mbps then 40kbps then 0 kbps then 2.7mbps again
over and over. Although the specific numbers might differ.
I was running
>i2p router
>torrent client
>ipfs node
>multiple ssh sessions
>mutliple websites open with javascript enabled and sending requests
>gnunet peer
I killed them all and now my network is quiet.
It's the botnet, OP.
>>52002027
Well I'm actively downloading, or watching youtube, or playing a game. So there is supposed to be traffic. I was wondering if it is normal for it to be spikes instead of a constant line?
depends on what you are doing
browsing, streaming: spikes
downloading: constant line
>>52002693
this
>>52002693
Thanks,
been having connectivity issues, and was wondering if this is related.
I get the same when I'm watching shit.
burst download to cache -> no dl for a few seconds or whatever -> burst download to cache -> no dl for a few seconds or whatever -> burst download to cache -> no dl for a few seconds or whatever -> burst download to cache -> no dl for a few seconds or whatever -> burst download to cache -> no dl for a few seconds or whatever -> burst download to cache -> no dl for a few seconds or whatever -> burst download to cache -> no dl for a few seconds or whatever -> burst download to cache -> no dl for a few seconds or whatever -> burst download to cache -> no dl for a few seconds or whatever -> burst download to cache -> no dl for a few seconds or whatever -> burst download to cache -> no dl for a few seconds or whatever
>>52001952
Got your IP, senpai.
>>52002948
FUCK
>>52002948
>>52002977
samefag
>>52003066
Sure thing, bruh.
>>52003095
>>52003095
Forgot pic
>>52003113
10325 hours mspaint
