Rich Brown

I checked the nightly build just now, and can confirm that the icon looked good and that the program operated as expected on macOS 10.15.7. Thanks!

> I believe the 'how many rows is visible?' is done by calculating the height of the window divided by the height of a row. Yes - I'm quite familiar...

@guidosarducci Thanks for this note. I have been up to my elbows in other projects, so have not had time to pay attention to the netperf server. I just turned...

Two more comments: 1. You can see the traffic on the main netperf server at http://netperf.bufferbloat.net (All data is from when I turned on the server a couple hours ago.)...

Update: I implemented part of the strategy for blocking abusers. The netperf server at netperf.bufferbloat.net is back on the air - please let me know if you see problems. Thanks.

Thanks for the note - here's an update. I upgraded my server, and managed to break the logging of netperf connection attempts. Consequently, my connection-counting algorithms didn't have any data,...

Yes, there are lots of automated testing bots that just grind away every five minutes. They simply get dropped when the iptables rule kicks in, so there's no incentive (nor...

> > Yes, there are lots of automated testing bots that just grind away every five minutes. They simply get dropped when the iptables rule kicks in, so there's no...

I have turned back on the default netperf server (new month, new bandwidth limit). Let me know if you can't test against it. That's an intriguing idea to create a...

Thanks for the speedy response. It helps to understand the current state of the project. You wrote: > Currently one of the easiest way to use PRQL on real data...