> There are also problems when packets are lost for reasons other than congestion, as can happen with wireless links, for example. The congestion-control code w

> There are also problems when packets are lost for reasons other than congestion, as can happen with wireless links, for example. The congestion-control code will interpret that loss as a congestion signal, slowing transmission unnecessarily. This is my biggest beef with TCP/IP as implemented today. Here's hoping that CDG or a similar technology will eventually give us faster wi-fi and cellular data connections.