Default performance of 'lp:foo' URLs

[David Muir]

Michael Hudson wrote:
> Stephen J. Turnbull wrote:
>   
>> Gordon Tyler writes:
>>
>>  > SSH handshaking when all you want to do is pull the latest couple of
>>  > revisions into your clone of trunk is somewhat annoying.
>>
>> Huh?  You can observe the difference between 5ms and 15 ms?  I can't.
>>     
>
> Um, how do you manage that?
>
> mwh at grond:trunk$ time ssh python.net true
>
> real	0m5.752s
> user	0m0.010s
> sys	0m0.000s
>
> I am in New Zealand, the server is in Germany, about 380ms ping.  If I
> use connection multiplexing, it is much faster, but it would have a hard
> time being faster than, well, 380 ms :-)  Heck, 15ms isn't long enough
> for *light* to get from me to the server, in a straight line!
>
>   
I don't think Stephen was implying his PING was 15ms, but rather that 
the ssh handshake was simply adding ~10ms.

http: 380ms + 5ms
ssh: 380ms + 15ms

You're telling me you actually perceive the difference between 385ms and 
395ms?

David
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