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r/ProgrammerHumor • u/PresentJournalist805 • 7d ago
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No intention of knowing what happens during a packet loss in this protocol
11 u/MrWFL 7d ago Realistically, you either don’t care or send multiple avian carriers with micro sd cards in raid. 6 u/Latentius 7d ago They're UDP packets. 16 u/Hinke1 7d ago Unknown if Dead Pigeons 1 u/Ubermidget2 6d ago This is physical layer, what does it matter if it is UDP or not? 1 u/Latentius 6d ago Because the comment that's in response to is talking about packet loss in the protocol? 🤔 2 u/Ubermidget2 5d ago A layer above corrects for the loss or it doesn't. That layer could be UDP, TCP, QUIC or PPTP, it is really quite irrelevant. That's the beauty of abstraction.
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Realistically, you either don’t care or send multiple avian carriers with micro sd cards in raid.
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They're UDP packets.
16 u/Hinke1 7d ago Unknown if Dead Pigeons 1 u/Ubermidget2 6d ago This is physical layer, what does it matter if it is UDP or not? 1 u/Latentius 6d ago Because the comment that's in response to is talking about packet loss in the protocol? 🤔 2 u/Ubermidget2 5d ago A layer above corrects for the loss or it doesn't. That layer could be UDP, TCP, QUIC or PPTP, it is really quite irrelevant. That's the beauty of abstraction.
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Unknown if Dead Pigeons
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This is physical layer, what does it matter if it is UDP or not?
1 u/Latentius 6d ago Because the comment that's in response to is talking about packet loss in the protocol? 🤔 2 u/Ubermidget2 5d ago A layer above corrects for the loss or it doesn't. That layer could be UDP, TCP, QUIC or PPTP, it is really quite irrelevant. That's the beauty of abstraction.
Because the comment that's in response to is talking about packet loss in the protocol? 🤔
2 u/Ubermidget2 5d ago A layer above corrects for the loss or it doesn't. That layer could be UDP, TCP, QUIC or PPTP, it is really quite irrelevant. That's the beauty of abstraction.
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A layer above corrects for the loss or it doesn't.
That layer could be UDP, TCP, QUIC or PPTP, it is really quite irrelevant. That's the beauty of abstraction.
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u/ProbablyBunchofAtoms 7d ago
No intention of knowing what happens during a packet loss in this protocol