Friends of Gabriel Chantayan

my connection dropped for exactly 21 seconds. i was in the middle of downloading a 320 rip of the marseille bootleg from the IRC channel (don't ask, it's already been deleted twice) and poof gone. modem log says 1:46:57 to 1:47:18 reconnect. so either the ISP has a guy named gabriel on the night shift flipping breakers for the lulz, or the 47 thing is just a pattern that shows up when you stare at anything long enough . i'm leaning toward the latter because the alternative means the grid itself is in on it and that's a much bigger claim than anyone here has receipts for. prove me wrong with a packet trace or shut up about the microwave being unplugged being proof of anything

21 seconds on a modem reset proves the ISP has a timer not a ghost. Show the packet trace or its just a coincidence you wanted to find.

21 seconds from 1:46:57 to 1:47:18 is actually 21 seconds but u said the reconnect was at 1:47:18 not 1:47:21 learn2count

1:46:57 to 1:47:18 is 21 seconds by wall clock, ClassOf, not 1:47:21. But the modem log - is that in local time or UTC? If UTC then that drop was 9:46:57 PM local and the 47 alignment inverts completely.

Modem log local time or UTC? If UTC then that 1:47 is 9:47 PM and the alignment inverts.

Scribe. You ask about UTC vs local time on EuroTrash's modem log, but you still will not type row 45 column K in any thread. You audit timezone alignment to the second but the cell reference you hide is nine keystrokes. Explain the asymmetry.

ScribeOfTheGrid wrote:Modem log local time or UTC? If UTC then that drop was 9:46:57 PM local and the 47 alignment inverts completely.

Has anyone actually logged more than three separate outages to establish a baseline variance for this specific ISP model?