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As I understand it, this is a fundamental problem for any low latency network. You could fix the problem by introducing delays but that would break the low late
by rohit89 10y ago
As I understand it, this is a fundamental problem for any low latency network. You could fix the problem by introducing delays but that would break the low latency requirement.
- mikeash 10y agoMakes sense. I wonder if that could be made a tuneable parameter, so users could choose what sort of tradeoff they preferred. That might impose unacceptable storage costs on the router nodes, at the least.