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The "10%" is always going to be a metric of something. If you count bytes in the internet, to some approximation it's 100% netflix + youtube (with some error :P
by majke 8y ago
The "10%" is always going to be a metric of something. If you count bytes in the internet, to some approximation it's 100% netflix + youtube (with some error :P).
Here, the metric probably means "unique domain names" used on the internet.
- steven_pack 8y agoThe slide says 10% requests. http[s] requests that is, not packets.