@JAC I run bitdefender and Nord VPN at home since switching back to Windows a few months ago. I’ve not experienced this issue.
Do you have the kill switch option enabled ? If so, turn it off and see if there’s any improvement.
Never disable any endpoint security software. This should always take preference over anything else.
@JAC ok. For clarity, the speed to the hub is from the cable exchange to the hub in the house. This only measures the speed of the internet circuit itself, and not the speed of the wi-fi network to your phone.
So whilst you think you’re getting (for example) 100Mbps internet speed to your phone, this is actually the amount of bandwidth being delivered to your phone via the hub itself. In short, this brand that you could (and are) getting 1Gbps internet delivered to your hub, that doesn’t automatically mean that’s what is being delivered to your phone.
There are a number of scenarios to consider here. The most prominent is environmental factors such as solid walls, overhead lighting etc - all of which will play an individual role in reducing the speeds being delivered to the device itself. The real issue with consumer wi-fi devices is that they do not guarantee bandwidth to the end connecting device - more along the lines of serving whatever is available at the time.
How many wireless devices do you have at home ?
Most of the work on the daylight Swatch has been completed. However, I did realise quite early on that I’d need to add some unique variables otherwise it meant having to remove functionality from the daylight colour scheme which I didn’t want to do.
I’ve found a way around this hopefully so work will continue tomorrow as time permits.
tes. maybe rights pb
@Hari No, there is a limit 🙂 but thanks all the same !
@phenomlab said in Virgin router replacement:
@JAC said in Virgin router replacement:
Still awaiting Gig router ;).
The router and speeds have been fantastic (wif based) so far, can’t complain 👍🏻😁
@Madchatthew No problem at all. More than happy to help with stuff like this 🙂
@DownPW it’s here
https://sudonix.com/post/3590
The exact CSS I have here is
@keyframes rotate180 { from { transform: rotate(0deg); } to { transform: rotate(180deg); } } @keyframes rotate0 { from { transform: rotate(180deg); } to { transform: rotate(0deg); } } .forum-logo:hover { transform: rotate(180deg); } .hover { transform: rotate(180deg); }
@phenomlab said in Virgin Media Broadband:
@JAC yes, very reliable with no issues.
Thanks very much matey, will buy this in a few days and keep you updated.
Very good effect 😉
Thanks for the tip Mark !
Another resource I’m using pretty much full time is the CSS3 Gradient Generator below. It’s extremely useful, and provides a very quick method to generate gradients when required. Both powerful and easy to use, it should be in every web developer’s arsenal
CSS Gradient — Generator, Maker, and Background
CSS Gradient — Generator, Maker, and Background
As a free css gradient generator tool, this website lets you create a colorful gradient background for your website, blog, or social media profile.
Found this nifty little resource whilst developing the “light” theme for this site. Very handy way of creating matching colour sets quickly, and in fact, it was the tool I used to generate the progress bar in the “light” theme…
colorate is a color scheme tool for designers and developers. This will help you draw inspiration and serve as a resource for your color work.
@phenomlab said in Only those who do nothing make no mistakes:
@crazycells yes, one of my favorites. People seem very quick to criticize when you do something wrong, yet never say anything when you get it right.
A good little read, enjoyed that 😁.
For anyone who’s recently bought a 3d printer…
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@Hari that’s a common Plesk issue. I had that all time when using it and eventually you’ll need to poke so many holes like this to get things to work that your security will look like Swiss cheese.
One of the reasons I stopped using Plesk.
@Hari welcome to Grafana, the most confusing stats package there is !
According to the guidelines, you certainly have enough RAM at 4gb
Apr 27
Plesk Requirements – Hardware & Software
Plesk Requirements – Hardware & Software
Plesk Obsidian is the new generation of the very popular Plesk control panel for website hosts. Plesk Obsidian has numerous advanced features and includes support for the latest tech, including Git, AutoSSL and Docker. Plesk Hardware RequirementsAs any other complex software solution, Plesk...
@Hari That’s a failed LCD panel if I ever saw one
It’s worth adding @qwinter that 2.x is now completely stable.
