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But a ping has to go there and back so circumference of the earth devided by two times two. Thats how latency is measured. Your calculation would be valid for data transmission or something, but that would have other bottlenecks.

Swag. I'm surprised nobody has come in here with a model M yet. My Ambra Model M is also a '93. Edit: Actually this guy is winning.

You do have google chrome installed right? if so then in the "choose default program" box there should be an option to browse for other programs. If you click that you can go to the folder that chrome is installed in and select chrome directly.

Don't actually do that. If your ram and hdd are fine, try contacting HP support.

Try uninstalling the mobo speaker. \s

Check the task scheduler, maybe it's set to shut itself off.

Hrm, not sure then. Maybe check the RAM and then if that's not it I contact HP support.

It's probably not a great idea to have all of your firewalls turned off. That aside, when you say "can't open ports" am I assuming you tried manually opening them and it didn't do anything? You should be opeing ports 2300 2301 and 2302 on TCP and UDP and forewarding them to your computer (server?). Having a dynamic IP might make this more complicated, especially if you reboot your computer frequently. Edit: you will also need port 25444 for unturned.

Does it make a specific pattern of beeps?

If you can push updates to client computers, you can use host files on them to block whatever you want. I'm like 99% sure it will still block an HTTPS page. You could also just go around and do it manually on each client if you need. It won't stop them from going there on their phones though.

Aww. Reading on mobile, accidentally missed it. Brb switching to bigger screen.

Fibre cable through the centre of the earth. Much shorter that way.

Man I remember that packet. It was the hardest part of getting eagle. Do you need it digital? I think I hand wrote most of mine. Alternatively, try editing it in chrome instead of adobe.

I just retired my 93 Dell. It still works though so I could say ~21-22 years.