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> Wireless only appears to be low error rate because the physical layer had to cover up it's shortcomings otherwise TCP's performance became abysmal. It then
by remcob 8y ago
> Wireless only appears to be low error rate because the physical layer had to cover up it's shortcomings otherwise TCP's performance became abysmal.
It then seems that optimized protocols like QUIC could benefit from disabling this lower level error correction.
Is this at all possible? Do the wireless physical protocols allow for such a thing? Do the operating systems offer it as a flag?
- kaetemi 8y agoThe Wi-Fi extender I'm using allows disabling some option related to that. TCP becomes absolutely unusable.