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by jakobegger
2627 days ago
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> Bufferbloat should not matter for your home connection. (Unless it is constantly in use by more than one client.) That is wrong. A single client can saturate the connection easily (eg. while downloading a software update or uploading a photo you just took to the cloud). Once the buffers are full, all other simultaneous connections suffer from a multi-second delay. The result is that the internet becomes unusably slow as soon as you start uploading a file. |
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Using my smartphone, it induces and measures > 700ms latency on my cable modem connection. That’s worse than old-fashioned high-orbit satellite internet!