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It's already drastically asymmetric, 940/35. The problem is that the local backhaul node is so oversubscribed that simply maxing out 2 of these upload slots som
by pas 6y ago
It's already drastically asymmetric, 940/35. The problem is that the local backhaul node is so oversubscribed that simply maxing out 2 of these upload slots somehow causes a problem for all the other subscribers.
The subscriber is already paying 270 USD per month. Holy fuck. That's daylight robbery. https://www.reddit.com/r/DataHoarder/comments/moqskr/spectrum_upset_about_me_using_the_upload_they/gu5lyvn/ https://www.reddit.com/r/DataHoarder/comments/moqskr/spectru...
- Rebelgecko 6y agoAt what point do limited upload speeds actually slow down your downloads due to TCP overhead?
- pas 6y agoThe (IPv4) ACK packet is 40 bytes, smaller than the minimum frame data for Ethernet (46 bytes, gets padded). Since TCP has exponential window sizing, it can ACK gigabytes in just one go, right? But we would need to know the latency (round trip time) to calculate the max bandwidth delay product (max data in flight).