23 points | by yarapavan 5 hours ago
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In our use case latency went parabolic at 250 sessions pumping just 60 mb/s through a tunnel.
I wonder if the post's focus on Linux/Android is just because that's where they started, or because they're leveraging techniques that are only possible on Linux/Android?
it sounds like they’re leveraging Linux features that may not exist 1:1 on Darwin and NT
Leaves them where they landed. Slop check : yes +++ATH
Also makes it sound like they were the first to do stuff like NAT traversal, which goes WAY back.
In our use case latency went parabolic at 250 sessions pumping just 60 mb/s through a tunnel.
I wonder if the post's focus on Linux/Android is just because that's where they started, or because they're leveraging techniques that are only possible on Linux/Android?
it sounds like they’re leveraging Linux features that may not exist 1:1 on Darwin and NT
Leaves them where they landed. Slop check : yes +++ATH
Also makes it sound like they were the first to do stuff like NAT traversal, which goes WAY back.