I have exactly the same problem as , but unfortunately no helpful answer was provided, and the OP accepted a non-answer! So I guess I should ask again, here.   Recently I am having streaming issues with my Netflix and Amazon Prime Instant Videos. Youtube videos, on the other hand, work just fine. I did ping tests at , and the tests were just normal.   I wonder whether is my ISP throttling the speed of HD video streaming? Is there any website that allows me to check this?
I’ve recently changed my ISP and noticed that I no longer can watch video sites like YouTube in real time; I need to wait for buffering first. On both ISPs, my speed was same 5 megabits per second.  I’ve checked normal download of files, and torrents, and they all work fine. Also, checked other video sites, same problem. Used other PC, same problem.
How did the Community user earn the Civic Duty badge? Apparently, .  How the heck did that happen? How to export / dump a MySql table into a text file including the field names (aka headers or column names) in -> inner  out -> outer / (outter?)  What is the history or set of rules behind why 'inner' doubles the 'n' but 'outer' doesn't double the 't'? Series about proxy space battles via implanted computers in kids The premise of the story is that there are 2-3 main coalitions on Earth and they fight over resources in the edges of the solar system with spaceships that are controlled from Earth by kids with computers in their heads.  If I recall correctly:   The main character's name is Tom, he starts out by conning people at some sort of gambling arcade before he is found and recruited by the "army" The Pentagon in the US has a super tall tower built in the courtyard called The Spire where most of the three books take place. The reason they need kids for this has something to do with brain elasticity and putting computers in adults causes them to go mad. All the cadets are super dismissive about learning how to program their computer aside from one girl who is super good at it. The best fighters from each side of this conflict were something of superstars, but everyone else was kept completely anonymous for their protection. There were at least 3 books last I knew, released circa 2011-2014 The third book ends with Tom being the first astronaut to Mars. The first book had a green cover, the second was yellow, and the third was red. Though I might have the order wrong. comment.sty and UTF8 encoding I noted that if I use comment.sty and a there is a block of text containing UTF8 characters inside a comment environment, the compilation aborts!  Minimal Example  \documentclass{article} \usepackage[T1]{fontenc} \RequirePackage[utf8]{inputenc}%this file is stored as UTF8 file! \RequirePackage{comment} \specialcomment{privateSolution}     {\begingroup\itshape\noindent\textbf{Solution}\\}     {\endgroup} %\excludecomment{privateSolution}%Use it to remove solutions!  \begin{document} \title{Comment.sty and UTF8 test file} \maketitle \section{UTF8 character test} In which alphabet characters àìùòè are common? \begin{privateSolution}     The Italian alphabet contains àìùòè. \end{privateSolution}  \begin{comment}     The Italian one! It contains àìùòè. \end{comment} \end{document}   Has anyone the same problem? Any workaround?  Thanks in advance. The best free and most up to date phylogenetic tree on the internet? I found phylogenetic tree in wikipedia is lacks of accuracy. It actually confusing with versions. 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For which $n≥2$ does there exist $\sigma\in A_n$ with $|\sigma| &gt; n$? I have a proof that I'd like to be verified. My proof that there exists $\sigma\in A_n$ with $|\sigma| &gt; n$ if and only if $n\geq 8$: For $n&lt;8$, one can manually verify for each $n$ that there is no $\sigma\in A_n$ with order greater than $n$. Suppose $n\geq 8$. Case 1: $n$ is even and $3\not\mid n$. Then the permutation $(1,2,3)(4,\dots,n)$ is even and has order $\operatorname{lcm}(3,n-3)=3n-9\geq n+16-9\geq n + 7$. Case 2: $n$ is even and $3\mid n$. Then $n\geq 12$, so $n-2\geq 8$ is even and is not divisible by 3. Applying Case 1, we see that $(1,2,3)(4,\dots,n-2)\in A_n$ has order at least $n+5$. Case 3: $n$ is odd. Then apply one of the previous two cases with $n-1$ to get an even permutation with order at least $n+4$. $\blacksquare$ Is my proof correct? It doesn't seem very elegant. Is there some slicker proof? Using C# .NET 2.0, I have a composite data class that does have the [Serializable] attribute on it.  I am creating an XMLSerializer class and passing that into the constructor:  XmlSerializer serializer = new XmlSerializer(typeof(DataClass));   I am getting an exception saying:      There was an error reflecting type.   Inside the data class there is another composite object.  Does this also need to have the [Serializable] attribute, or by having it on the top object, does it recursively apply it to all objects inside? SQL JOIN - WHERE clause vs. ON clause How can I make realistic looking potions as handouts How can I encrypt and decrypt a string in C#? Should you choose the MONEY or DECIMAL(x,y) datatypes in SQL Server? I'm curious as to whether or not there is a real difference between the money datatype and something like decimal(19,4) (which is what money uses internally, I believe).  I'm aware that money is specific to SQL Server. I want to know if there is a compelling reason to choose one over the other; most SQL Server samples (e.g. the AdventureWorks database) use money and not decimal for things like price information.    Should I just continue to use the money datatype, or is there a benefit to using decimal instead? Money is fewer characters to type, but that's not a valid reason :) How can I synchronize my two Mac Computers? Over on another network site, a helpful user corrected the grammar of .  The answer now says     I believe it's valid.   where I originally wrote     I believe it valid.   Is the original sentence gramamatically (or at least idiomatically) correct or do I absolutely need a form of 'to be' here? (What's more, is 'to be' a copula or an auxiliary verb if used like this?)  I am quite certain that I have seen sentences like the original one in the past, but I am uncertain where. Given that I am frequently exposed to the somewhat made-up English of authors in the fields of sci-fi and fantasy, I might have fallen into a trap here.  Edit: I don't doubt that the correction is valid and enhances readability.