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Any explaination about this?

• VMG 10y ago
  QUIC is quite interesting https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/QUIC https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/QUIC
  • zodiakzz 10y ago
    So.. Dutch ISPs - or someone else along the route - interfering with UDP traffic?
    • dz0ny 10y ago
      I suspect they are throttling UDP traffic on "non-web" ports, traffic might look like torrent encrypted stream :). Anyway you can test whats going on with https://github.com/lucas-clemente/quic-go https://github.com/lucas-clemente/quic-go
      • makruiten 10y ago
        This is probably not the case, as traffic shaping is illegal in The Netherlands.
        • Gonzih 10y ago
          I had issues with VPN and some dutch ISPs, so Im not sure about that.
        • fapjacks 10y ago
          They wouldn't be the first ISP to break the law, and they most certainly wouldn't be the last.
        • greglindahl 10y ago
          In a world where every router has the capability to do things which are illegal in various countries, do you think that Netherlands ISPs always obey the law? In the US, convention center operators keep on getting busted for sending deauth packets to "rogue" WiFi access points, i.e. those brought in by conference attendees and exhibitors.
          • makruiten 10y ago
            The Dutch internet market is not really comparable to the US market. We do not have data limits for cable/dsl/fiber and I've never had issues downloading torrents at full speed, even before the net neutrality law.