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Session persistence can be achieved on top of IP. E.g. for ssh, there's mosh (uses UDP to work around the control part of TCP). Come to think of it -- everyth
by quesera 5y ago
Session persistence can be achieved on top of IP.
E.g. for ssh, there's mosh (uses UDP to work around the control part of TCP).
Come to think of it -- everything I use is either stateless (http), or can use ssh for transport (ssh, sftp, sshfs, rsync, ...).
I'm sure some other protocols still break, but I haven't felt that pain in years!