Ivo Flipse

Amen

/thaw

@EricKaufman there are also tag-wiki's

@JohnP Real life must have caught up with him

its quite natural to have these questions

no worry if you don't really know what you're asking for

@JohnP You could always bring it up on Meta, which at least guarantees that more people will see it

and there are several good books about the topic

you caught me red handed

you didn't notice a boatload of boats in Amsterdam?

or did you have to fly back already

you picked a nice day to come to Amsterdam though @badp, with SAIL and all

then imagine how much more civilized you would become if you moved to the Netherlands

the North of Italy is at least still somewhat civilized :)

and it wasn't in Rome :P

luckily it was late in the evening, so little traffic

I've had worse

@badp Well at least we found it eventually :)

so unless its sunlight, I wouldn't imagine it being an issue

@Bob and its standing on top of a table with nothing else blocking it or whatever

@Bob Then we'll just first try adding a switch and I'll keep an eye out next time things go haywire

@Bob but then how do you browse for pr0n :P

well, we still need one with more ports anyway, unless we put a switch behind it

I have zero faith in that piece of code :P

I reckon it doesn't try to clear old ones, so after a while it just overflows or something

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I have access

on top of logging, being done very inefficiently

but I suspect one of my former colleagues wrote a shitty piece of code that makes our software try and connect to our server every second (or more), simply causing a lot of connections or something

will do

but the building's management regulates how much bandwidth we get

I think we're hooked up to fibre, but we're in a building with like 50+ startups and we're connected to the local backbone

@Bob I understand, but I can't reliably reproduce it, so I'll have to get back to you on that as soon as it occurs again

the router probably just locks up or something, so we no longer have an internet connection

I'd only dare to flash it if I have a replacement on hand :P

I think you might be right @Bob

v1

@Bob That may well be true ;)

I reckon that's why it was bought in the first place

I think there are about 10 computers actively using it

Possibly so, but I don't intend to flash it, I'd prefer to buy my way out of it

It tends to lose connection, requiring reboots

we now have a TP-LINk TL-WR1043ND which clearly can't handle it

there's probably more traffic internal

I won't need any fancy pants Cisco router/switch that costs like $1000+ but I fear a regular consumer model won't do either

but there's also a lot of internal traffic, though I don't have any exact numbers

and we only have a 10 Mbps connection at the moment, but should be getting ~40 soon

well our current router can't handle it, so we would prefer to just replace that one instead of putting a switch behind it

Any suggestions for a router with at least 6-8 ports that can handle quite a bit of traffic