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No, but it clearly state the flaw of HTTP2.0: a broken by design replacement of all possible TCP/IP layers on top of a subtly broken in some places stack. Woul
by julie1 13y ago
No, but it clearly state the flaw of HTTP2.0: a broken by design replacement of all possible TCP/IP layers on top of a subtly broken in some places stack.
Would you trust this unstable "pragmatic" house of card to deliver its promises of being "working"?