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I believe these kinds of latency and dropped packet issues be easily simulated on a normal PC without the need for a Starlink connection
by lordofgibbons 5y ago
I believe these kinds of latency and dropped packet issues be easily simulated on a normal PC without the need for a Starlink connection
- funkaster 5y agoexactly. Just use charles proxy (or mitmproxy) and ask it to drop packets/throttle the connection. No need to wait for starlink.
- jbluepolarbear 5y agoI do simulate these conditions, but there’s no replacement for real world condition testing.
- wtallis 5y agoMost tools for simulating latency and packet loss locally are a pretty poor model of the kinds of behavior encountered on real networks. In particular, latency due to bufferbloat rather than speed of light delays is extremely important to simulate, but not well-supported by many tools.