LostDigit

I'm at a bit of a loss on this one, was wondering if someone had experienced this or had an idea of which direction to look. We have a Huawei B535-232 modem and external antenna. When I connect a laptop to one of the LAN ports on it and run a speedtest, we get ~120Mb/s. But when we interpose a router (we've tried 2), and then connect (again via ethernet cable) the laptop to the router, the speed is now 30Mb/s. Does anyone have any idea on things to check for that we may have missed?

I'm not sure if this is a pre-existing theory or not. Did a bit of searching around and couldn't find anything however.

The show spent an awful lot of time tonight on getting Sam home, then quite abruptly out again without seeming to have gained much in the process. Given that screen time is at a premium, there absolutely must be a point to this. The obvious takeaway from the trip was that Sam now has a Valyrian Steel blade. That's really not enough. Sam the Slayer or not, he's not an accomplished warrior. He's not likely to give a sword like that away to someone else - with the possible exception of someone he thinks a lot of, like Jon. But Jon already has one. Furthermore, he's going to

The last attempt at complex commands in democracy was a decent idea, but fatally flawed. It takes ages for the chat to catch on to which command is needed next. Especially with input lag. You simply cannot rely on them getting each one of several different commands right, and since a fuck up on one of them can require all the rest to be recalculated, it is impossible.

Even if our commands weren't being cut off by the timer, that would never have worked.

We need to do something a lot simpler. The difficulty of getting the pokemon we want has been switching between deposit/withdraw. Eliminate this step, and we can rely on regular voting to select what we want from the box. That is very simpl

Before I put the money down and upgrade to this card, I'd like to know if it would actually solve the problem I have at the moment. I have 3 monitors and 2 cards currently. I had hoped that since they were both Nvidia, I could run 2 off one card and 1 off the other. That didn't work well however, forcing me to give up Compiz/Xinerama/etc. As an actual user of Gnome 3 - we exist! - this is not ideal.

The new series of cards from Nvidia seem to be able to support 4 simultaneous monitors. I was curious about the level of linux support for this functionality. Would I, with one of these, be able to get a 3-4 monitor system with Composite enabled?