> There's actually a lot of prevailing wisdom that suggests disabling Nagle's algorithm is (often) a good idea. Because even in mediocre networks it is a good

> There's actually a lot of prevailing wisdom that suggests disabling Nagle's algorithm is (often) a good idea. Because even in mediocre networks it is a good idea. Don’t write a small amount of data if you want (or in this case even need) to send a large amount of data!