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ec109685 ◴[] No.41891809[source]
Meanwhile fast.com (and presumably netflix cdn) is using http 1.1 still.
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dan-robertson ◴[] No.41891875[source]
Why do you need multiplexing when you are only downloading one (video) stream? Are there any features of http/2 that would benefit the Netflix use case?
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jeltz ◴[] No.41892018[source]
QUIC handles packet loss better. But I do not think there is any benefit from HTTP2.
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1. yencabulator ◴[] No.41916272[source]
Most significantly, QUIC handles packet loss in a way that is fair to all the contained streams; no head-of-line blocking.

But the parent asks

> Why do you need multiplexing when you are only downloading one (video) stream?

So that largely doesn't apply.