Re: where the indirection layer belongs

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> > You are missing something fundamental here - if a TCP 
> > connection breaks (isn't closed cleanly) then the two 
> > endpoints can get out of sync regarding how much data was 
> > delivered.  You can't fix this at higher layers without an 
> > unacceptable amount of complexity and overhead. This has 
> > nothing to do with the app/transport interface being a sacred 
> > invariant - it happens any time you try to layer something on 
> > top of transport that has to survive breakage of the transport layer.
> 
> And apps are in exactly that position today. This is still not a valid
> reason to insist on adding complexity into the transport or IP layers.

Okay, well you've just demonstrated that you're insane.


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