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That's still not really Nintendo's fault though. Network services are allowed to repeatedly broadcast the same packets, and it does so for legitimate purposes.
by chungus_khan 7y ago
That's still not really Nintendo's fault though. Network services are allowed to repeatedly broadcast the same packets, and it does so for legitimate purposes. If competently written, the Roku should have no trouble discarding invalid input.
- antris 7y ago>Network services are allowed to repeatedly broadcast the same packets, and it does so for legitimate purposes. To add to this, even if it wouldn't be for legitimate purposes, a device shouldn't enter a boot loop because another device is malfunctioning.
- helen___keller 7y agoMalfunctioning or malicious.