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No doubt! I’ve measured literal 5 minute ping times on airplanes. 300,000ms. Where are the buffering the packets!?
by oofbey 7mo ago
No doubt! I’ve measured literal 5 minute ping times on airplanes. 300,000ms. Where are the buffering the packets!?
- raddan 7mo agoMy guess is that you're getting retransmissions because of dropped frames, not because there's some huge buffer in the sky.
- reactordev 7mo agoIndicated airspeed 280kts, ground speed 470kts, FL410, the packets are trying to catch up…
- JackFr 7mo agoI like "huge buffer in the sky". That's where I imagine all my deleted data goes.
- 0_____0 7mo agowe're all just riding the ring buffer of samsara, maaan
- BobbyTables2 7mo agoThere’s one huge buffer in the sky! The huge buffers are at the two endpoints (:->