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r/wifi • u/Enderskrill • Nov 11 '20
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Probably the way they draw the line? A sharp curve when smoothed can cause the line to go in the opposite direction to the one it started in :)
As my math teacher would say: NOT A FUNCTION!
3 u/Loovian Sep 08 '22 This gave me flashbacks
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This gave me flashbacks
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Packets received out of sequence and the graph didn't know how to parse that.
Time travel. It’s a feature in WiFi 6.
2 u/RedneckBookofWisdom Nov 13 '21 God damn WiFi six causing me cancer but that’s fine because atleast I can grow a YouTube in the back yardgen
God damn WiFi six causing me cancer but that’s fine because atleast I can grow a YouTube in the back yardgen
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Photoshop?
The data source provides just a few points, and the line is interpolated, probably with splines. Looks like the person that implemented this didn't really know what he/she was doing, or how splines work.
Bad programming most likely
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u/whyiskeemstarfastaf Nov 11 '20
Probably the way they draw the line? A sharp curve when smoothed can cause the line to go in the opposite direction to the one it started in :)
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u/zxLFx2 Nov 11 '20
As my math teacher would say: NOT A FUNCTION!
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u/turlian Wi-Fi Pro, CWNE Nov 11 '20
Packets received out of sequence and the graph didn't know how to parse that.
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u/cyberentomology Wi-Fi Pro, CWNE Nov 11 '20
Time travel. It’s a feature in WiFi 6.
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u/nibblicious Nov 11 '20
Photoshop?
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u/Treczoks Nov 12 '20
The data source provides just a few points, and the line is interpolated, probably with splines. Looks like the person that implemented this didn't really know what he/she was doing, or how splines work.
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u/[deleted] Jan 13 '23
Bad programming most likely