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Right? If seeing multiple messages in a single TCP packet immediately clues you in to the issue, the truth is that you already knew about the issue.
by pwinnski 6y ago
Right? If seeing multiple messages in a single TCP packet immediately clues you in to the issue, the truth is that you already knew about the issue.
- marcosdumay 6y agoNo kidding. I imagined Google or DDG would turn "multiple messages in a single TCP package" into something useful, since it's basically the description of the algorithm. But no luck. The best I got was somebody with an IO buffering problem in Stack Overflow that commented that he turned the algorithm off.