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<blockquote data-quote="bombastinator" data-source="post: 23657175" data-attributes="member: 43994">TLDNR: Some computer debug dorkery you may not care about:That’s unusual AFAIK.&nbsp; Not one I’ve heard before at this site.&nbsp; Most likely suspect would be machine problems though they would not be limited to just the one site.&nbsp; Unusual browser maybe?&nbsp;&nbsp; Other machine problems?&nbsp; Another possible is poor connectivity somewhere in the internet chain between your machine and the server that powers the forum.&nbsp; This would be a “most places on the internet” thing.&nbsp; Most commonly before the data enters the backbone.&nbsp; Are things close to you physically producing high ping? Almost as high as something physically very far away from you (like in another country)? High ping can be lots of malformed packets.&nbsp; If there’s wireless involved there are numerous sometimes temporary things that affect radio.&nbsp; Anything from solar flares to someone moving a metal bookend, Though none of those is common unless one is close to or beyond the normal range limit which varies according to local ambient radio noise on that band.&nbsp; It can be an issue with wifi if there are lots of neighbors also using wireless.There is other less common client side stuff too.I can’t speak to server side stuff, though it’s generally much less common.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="bombastinator, post: 23657175, member: 43994"] TLDNR: Some computer debug dorkery you may not care about: That’s unusual AFAIK. Not one I’ve heard before at this site. Most likely suspect would be machine problems though they would not be limited to just the one site. Unusual browser maybe? Other machine problems? Another possible is poor connectivity somewhere in the internet chain between your machine and the server that powers the forum. This would be a “most places on the internet” thing. Most commonly before the data enters the backbone. Are things close to you physically producing high ping? Almost as high as something physically very far away from you (like in another country)? High ping can be lots of malformed packets. If there’s wireless involved there are numerous sometimes temporary things that affect radio. Anything from solar flares to someone moving a metal bookend, Though none of those is common unless one is close to or beyond the normal range limit which varies according to local ambient radio noise on that band. It can be an issue with wifi if there are lots of neighbors also using wireless. There is other less common client side stuff too. I can’t speak to server side stuff, though it’s generally much less common. [/QUOTE]

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