🚀 go-pugleaf

The only part I do not like is you base your PING tests, which are highly
useless from a single source.  Pings are NOT designed to test performance
in any way shape or form.  Also you tested the sites from 1 source,
therefore it is only usefull if you are providing this for someone who is
on the same source.  Ping testing is the most useless test for performance
that exsists.  Also it just adds to already congested backbone structures.

Frank

mreid@rogers.wave.ca wrote in article <871994997.26550@dejanews.com>...
> Hello,...
> 
> I've just finished phase 1 of my National Capital Region ISPs info
> webpages. I have data on about 50 ISPs in common usage in the Ottawa/Hull
> area.
> 
> Includes:
>  Live current & historical (last 6 days) ping performance graphs.
>  Past Ping and HTTP performance data.
>  Survey & Test results of pre-sales support.
>  Network maps to show who connects to whom.
> 
>  The pages are currently at:
> http://rpc-747.on.rogers.wave.ca/ottisp/index.html
>  also known as:
> http://24.112.92.228/ottisp/index.html
>  and occasionally at:
> http://home.on.rogers.wave.ca/mreid/ottisp/index.html
> 
> 
>  I also have some Rogers Wave Info pages at:
> http://home.on.rogers.wave.ca/mreid/rogwave/rogwave.html
> 
>  and a less than 100% reliable webcam pointed at the Ex today at:
> http://rpc-747.on.rogers.wave.ca/webcam.html
> 
> 
> Hopefully this will be a useful resource. Please feel free to email or
> post comments or whatever. Especially looking for comments about which
> local ISPs have the best, most reliable and fast news servers...
> 
> Mike Reid.
> 
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