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You can't address things in TCP. There is so much network infrastructure deployed that trying to push any non-backward compatible change in TCP is futile. Googl
by FooBarWidget 13y ago
You can't address things in TCP. There is so much network infrastructure deployed that trying to push any non-backward compatible change in TCP is futile. Google did the right thing by addressing the problems in layer 5.
- comex 13y agoThen just tunnel on top of UDP, like QUIC currently does. Doesn't mean it has to be specific to one application.