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If they are so concerned with low latency, how come they are wasting an entire roundtrip (the "OPEN + OPEN/ACK") before sending any data? I mean in TCP it's no
by gruturo 2y ago
If they are so concerned with low latency, how come they are wasting an entire roundtrip (the "OPEN + OPEN/ACK") before sending any data?
I mean in TCP it's not allowed (Even though, super-theoretically, it's not completely forbidden) to carry a payload in the initial TCP SYN. If you're so latency-obsessed to create your own protocol, that's the first thing I'd address.
- newsclues 2y agoDo you need low latency right away, or just after the car has started or entered a sport/race mode? If you don’t need it all the time, why bother?