its due to the security, http will always be faster over https
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its due to the security, http will always be faster over https
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Originally Posted by bwaduk
ScTs Https is the same speed as FTNs http :P
is there a reason for all this "ScT is faster than FTN" talk? Cuz i lost focus on it
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Originally Posted by dragos
not sure how it started, but facts are facts :)
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a few seconds wont kill anyone... ;)
fiskars. Makes perfect sense now ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by darknessQuote:
Originally Posted by dragos
not sure how it started, but facts are facts :)
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Originally Posted by Brandonfiskars. Makes perfect sense now ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by darkness
no, i actually just did that to get your reaction.
u looser :lol:
just kidding your cool :)
Might be a loser but at least I have an education ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by darknessQuote:
Originally Posted by Brandon
no, i actually just did that to get your reaction.
u looser :lol:
just kidding your cool :)
I'm doing finance @ the university of san antonio, what about uQuote:
Originally Posted by BrandonMight be a loser but at least I have an education ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by darkness
a dude who was FTN sysop can't really be a loser :whistling
I'm currently doing 3 majors. Information Systems, Infrastructure Assurance, and Psychology.Quote:
Originally Posted by darknessI'm doing finance @ the university of san antonio, what about uQuote:
Originally Posted by Brandon
what university?.. or college?Quote:
Originally Posted by BrandonI'm currently doing 3 majors. Information Systems, Infrastructure Assurance, and Psychology.Quote:
Originally Posted by darkness
Nope, no change here.Quote:
Originally Posted by Polarbear
It's still a constant 0 kb/s. :lol:
I wish they had some other stuff open to the public, other than the FAQ.
(For god's sake, will someone please update the FAQ, it's getting old real fast! ;))
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Originally Posted by darknesswhat university?.. or college?Quote:
Originally Posted by Brandon
university of Texas?Quote:
Originally Posted by BrandonUTQuote:
Originally Posted by darkness
Yes.Quote:
Originally Posted by darknessuniversity of Texas?Quote:
Originally Posted by Brandon
you can browse the rules.php :lol:Quote:
Originally Posted by pro267Nope, no change here.Quote:
Originally Posted by Polarbear
It's still a constant 0 kb/s. :lol:
I wish they had some other stuff open to the public, other than the FAQ.
(For god's sake, will someone please update the FAQ, it's getting old real fast! ;))
Wrong... The spec for the FSC machine is far greater than that for FTN. Ask Zlo...Quote:
Originally Posted by BrandonI'm curious how you can say that, and then I see you're all over FSC. You DO realize fsc is hosted in the exact same datacenter with similar specs.... right...? :hmm:Quote:
Originally Posted by dragos
The only reason for site slowdowns would be routing/bandwidth. Remember that Asia is currently playing catchup with the US/Europe, but is well on it's way to becoming a major player with the imminent installation of the new fibre optic that connects Asia to Europe, which will give almost EU speeds to EU members.
Also, there is a lot of code optimisations that can speed up a site. Many repetitive queries, or uncached queries, can have an impact of page production. GZIP or compression does help, but the time taken to generate a page is often the main reason for slow responses (added on top of normal lag).