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I find these benchmarks slightly confusing. There are protocols/technologies mixed in with applications (or sites). Isn't there going to be huge overlap in thes
by thematt 15y ago
I find these benchmarks slightly confusing. There are protocols/technologies mixed in with applications (or sites). Isn't there going to be huge overlap in these? Facebook vs. HTTP? Flash video vs. YouTube?
- corin_ 15y agoMy assumption is that it's shorthand, as in "HTTP" actually means "HTTP excluding <others on list>". Could be wrong.
- ericmoritz 15y agoLikely what they mean by HTTP is HTML(and related) over HTTP
- stcredzero 15y agoI find these benchmarks slightly confusing. There are protocols/technologies mixed in with applications (or sites). This is the opposite of ordinary end-users, who have problems distinguishing between protocols, technologies, applications, and sites.
- javanix 15y agoWhat does this have to do with anything?
- stcredzero 15y agoIf you're trying to have a go at a web startup, probably everything.