axeldelmas

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   by axeldelmas 8y ago

   The problem with with this approach is that you're only considering time to first byte, which is part of the equation especially in the case of smaller files like scripts, but in case of larger files like video segments, throughput is
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   by axeldelmas 11y ago

   You should take a look at WebRTC's DataChannel. We're using it at Streamroot to do P2P video streaming in the browser. You're talking about filesharing in P2P, again, totally something you can do with WebRTC. You should take
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   by axeldelmas 12y ago

   You'd spot that right away if you had a visual jshint/jslint plugin in your IDE. It's a real time saver to have one: there are dozens of cases like your example that are valid JS, although it's not what you intended to w
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   by axeldelmas 12y ago

   Well probably because that's a very creative way to spread their marketing message. And because it is very well done technically as well: stitching video segments in an order that depends on user action, without any visible transition,