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dtaht

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    Comment #42959079

    The difference between A and D in the 68000 was sometimes bothersome. I think riscv is cleaner to think about. That said, I loved the zero page on the 6502...

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    Comment #42805869

    Too bitter. I referenced a little of that "adventure" here, in 2021... gfiber was attempting to restart with refreshing their now obsolete hardware... https://blog.cerowrt.org/post…

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    Comment #42800413

    They laid us all off. They had huge plans - millions of users! Then they intersected reality in KC where all people wanted was 5Mbit service and free TV... There were many, many pe…

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    Comment #42800350

    I´m pretty fond of ¨Ending the anomaly¨: https://www.usenix.org/system/files/conference/atc17/atc17-h...

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    Comment #41799603

    The users that call less post-libreqos are the gamers & zoomers. I am sorry you are are so down on the lack of motivations care for customer service that many ISPs have. I am thril…

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    Comment #41799555

    I agree that the phrasing in the article is a bit confusing there! Pie had a severe problem in the rate estimator which was fixed in 2018, in Linux, at least: https://www.sciencedi…

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    Comment #41799140

    In a lot of cases older is better. See also https://github.com/lynxthecat/cake-autorate for an active measurement tool...

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    Comment #41795148

    I would replace the home router with an OpenWrt router.

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    Comment #41794884

    I share your pain. I really really really share your pain.

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    Comment #41794873

    BITAG published this a while back. https://www.bitag.org/latency-explained.php It's worth a read.

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    Comment #41794820

    big fan of flent.org and this tool, written in rust - is coming along smartly. https://github.com/Zoxc/crusader

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    Comment #41794813

    Being one of the authors of fq_codel, cake and to a small extent, LibreQos, I remain boggled after 15 years of trying, to get these simple points across.. Have some laughs: https:/…

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    Comment #41794803

    OpenWrt depreciated pfifo_fast in favor of fq_codel in 2012, and have not looked back. It (and BQL) is ever present on all their Ethernet hardware and most of their wifi, no config…

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    Comment #41794779

    We have seen small ISPs get LibreQos running in under an hour, which includes installing ubuntu. Configuring it right and getting it fully integrated with the customer management s…

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    Comment #41794726

    speedtest.net added support for tracking latency under load a few years ago. they show ping during up/dl now. That's the number to show your colleague. However they tend to use som…

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    Comment #41542091

    The rate limiter in question: https://github.com/cilium/cilium/issues/29083

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    Comment #41542085

    It really is astounding to me how so many still do not understand that tcp is not a function call, or behaviors like slow start and congestion avoidance. Recently a new rate limite…

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    Comment #41441864

    My favorite book of his was actually one of his earliest - Zodiac.

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    Comment #41398168

    Thank you. I enjoyed the sense of play and this story more than anything I have read about the internet in a long time. I am def burned out, and need to come up with something friv…

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    Comment #40719799

    You are citing amdahl's law: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Amdahl%27s_law

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    Comment #39651954

    one of my sadnesses is so few tests, except those designed by the bufferbloat project, test up + down + latency at the same time. I like this new one: https://github.com/Zoxc/crusa…