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> I would prefer to have the aggressive device, personally. So, by basic game theory, everyone implements 'asshole mode' in their devices. What happens on a te
by derleth 15y ago
> I would prefer to have the aggressive device, personally.
So, by basic game theory, everyone implements 'asshole mode' in their devices. What happens on a technical level when every device behaves like that?
- nicolasp 15y agoRouter vendors start saving DHCP lease tables to stable storage and the issue is fixed?
- shinratdr 15y ago> What happens on a technical level when every device behaves like that? We start putting battery backup in routers so they won't drop their DHCP tables? This isn't asshole mode, it's "assume the network is functioning properly and hasn't been reset" mode. In the world of portable devices, it's important to look at where we waste time and compensating for errors is a frequent culprit.