CAN YOU TRAIN MY STUDENT`S, I WILL PAY YOU OK. LET ME KNOW

Keith Vassallo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:  I've pinged the site, and my average 
rtt is 80ms. I'm with a Keyworld
connection. What ISP are you using?

Keith

On Mon, 2006-01-23 at 13:06 -0800, Graham Petley wrote:
> This isn't directly connected with Linux but it is relevant to the quality
> of our on-line experience.
> I'm trying to get Google Earth working, and as we know this service isn't
> supported on Linux. But my family members run Windows XP so I'm installing it
> for them. On a support forum I found the advice that "Your performance will be
> controlled by your own ISP's throughput and your latency to our servers. Ping
> kh.google.com. <100msec, good. >200msec, not-so-good." A Swedish reader 
> replied
> "Here in Sweden my average ping response is 22.6msec (!)"
> I tested my Maltese response and got an average 265ms (Jan 23, 20:45).
> Repeating the ping even gave me "Request timed out" messages! I got similar
> slow responses from my web site vlsitechnology.org (hosted by Yahoo in
> California).
> 
> The www.nethealth.net.mt site gives average Google response times of 100ms
> and Yahoo 200ms, and has done so for months now. Why is Malta so slow when
> Sweden is so fast? I thought there was a government policy of making Malta an
> internet hub, but it doesn't look competitive at all compared to competing
> countries like Sweden.
> 
> Am I wrong, or is there a way for me to improve my connection latency by a
> factor of up 10??
> 
> - Graham Petley
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Keith Vassallo
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