Category Archives: MACC
Speedtest.net The Global Broadband Speed Test
Test your Internet connection bandwidth to locations around the world with this interactive broadband speed test http://www.speedtest.net
from the iMac
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Michael Clasen
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Speedtest.net iPhone Result
Test Date: October 9, 2010 8:37 PM
Connection Type: WiFi
Server: Palo Alto, CA
Download: 14.10 Mbps
Upload: 6.78 Mbps
Ping: 73 ms External IP: 173.164.225.209
Internal IP: 192.168.0.4
Latitude: 37.8874
Longitude: -122.0870 A detailed image for this result can be found here:
Ookla operates Speedtest.net using a massive global infrastructure to minimize the impact of Internet congestion and latency. With over a million tests performed every day across hundreds of servers, Speedtest.net is the ultimate resource for bandwidth testing and related information. Visit it on your computer today to find out why.
Sent from my iPhone 4 by Michael
Connection Type: WiFi
Server: Palo Alto, CA
Download: 14.10 Mbps
Upload: 6.78 Mbps
Ping: 73 ms External IP: 173.164.225.209
Internal IP: 192.168.0.4
Latitude: 37.8874
Longitude: -122.0870 A detailed image for this result can be found here:
Ookla operates Speedtest.net using a massive global infrastructure to minimize the impact of Internet congestion and latency. With over a million tests performed every day across hundreds of servers, Speedtest.net is the ultimate resource for bandwidth testing and related information. Visit it on your computer today to find out why.
Sent from my iPhone 4 by Michael
Upgrading and moving the website
I’ll be making major changes to the website, mostly moving it over the next few days. Please stay tuned while I try to move over WordPress and past Postings.
The Chokehold of Calendars
October 5, 2010 1:15 PM
by Matt Haughey
The Chokehold of Calendars
Meetings may be toxic, but calendars are the superfund sites that allow that toxicity to thrive. All calendars suck. And they all suck in the same way. Calendars are a record of interruptions. And quite often they’re a battlefield over who owns whose time.
That’s a glorious intro sentence, worth quoting here for posterity.
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Sent from my iPhone 4 by Michael