Amazing that we now live in a world where AI can instantly an accurately diagnose a network infrastructure problem, but you are still forced to talk to CS drones who tell you again and again "have you tried unplugging it and plugging it back in?"
Nailing dense questions about network infrastructure? You get to the engineering team.
Failing to know what the "G" in 2.4GHz means? You probably just need someone to tell you to restart your router.
>The precision of outages (at :29 and :44) matches a network-synchronized clock (NTP).
I think this just correctly points out that if the trigger was something unsynchronized like animals chewing on wires or someone digging underground, you wouldn't have 61% of events occurring at these two second markers. Even if the trigger was something digital but on a machine that isn't NTP synchronized, you would eventually have enough clock drift to move the events to other seconds. 61% combined at two markers (exactly 15 seconds apart) strongly suggests synchronized time.