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Yes! Compare a highway to a subway at rush hour. The road will be full of cars while the track will be empty most of the time, but the track will be carrying ma
by jefftk 6y ago
Yes! Compare a highway to a subway at rush hour. The road will be full of cars while the track will be empty most of the time, but the track will be carrying many more people per minute than the road due to more efficient allocation.
- wtallis 6y agoThis analogy provides the argument for packet aggregation and maybe for for centralized packet scheduling (as on cell networks), but I don't see how it works for anything related to transmit power.