
When Average Loss Numbers Miss the Failure That Actually Happens
An average packet loss figure tells you very little about whether an application will survive that much loss. What decides the outcome is how the

An average packet loss figure tells you very little about whether an application will survive that much loss. What decides the outcome is how the

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