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It uses UDP because simply can't change all TCP infrastructure worldwide. Example - i'm still using on some place router Linksys WRT54GL with kernel 2.4 that i
by mobilio 6y ago
It uses UDP because simply can't change all TCP infrastructure worldwide.
Example - i'm still using on some place router Linksys WRT54GL with kernel 2.4 that is almost 15 years old. Because device still works and there was low network requirements.
- xxpor 6y agoSure, I totally get that. But my point is UDP doesn't have any underlying congestion control you have to fight.