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Does this estimate the quality of the connection to the BBO Server?
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Double Beef Whopper What does it mean?
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Posted 2021-March-18, 18:37
Yesterday after being booted from BBO a couple of times, I noticed that the half-eaten double-beef whopper sitting on its side was flickering (in the Magenta box).
Does this estimate the quality of the connection to the BBO Server?
Does this estimate the quality of the connection to the BBO Server?
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Posted 2021-March-18, 20:42
Just like on a cellphone.
Anything less than constant four bars should be treated as a failing grade.
Anything less than constant four bars should be treated as a failing grade.
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Posted 2021-March-18, 21:30
That's what I was wondering, But the beefy comestible on my phone and computer are both consistently 4 layered.
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Posted 2021-March-19, 23:12
Since you're in Australia and our servers are all in the US, it's not surprising that you sometimes have fewer than 4 bars. It takes time for the network packets to get halfway around the world.
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Posted 2021-March-20, 01:30
barmar, on 2021-March-19, 23:12, said:
Since you're in Australia and our servers are all in the US, it's not surprising that you sometimes have fewer than 4 bars. It takes time for the network packets to get halfway around the world.
Thanks for that - I didn't realise that the BBO network connectivity would be separate from my Australian wireless signal strength.
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