So they're handling QoS flags in packets(en.wikipedia.org)?
So they're handling [QoS flags in packets](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quality_of_service)?
I really don't trust comcast for basically anything. They manage to fuck up even the most simple of things.
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From the post:
>If you use Comcast Xfinity internet, your FaceTime calls might be about to get better. Instead of bumping up the amount of data that your internet connection can send or receive at one time (usually called bandwidth or throughput), a new upgrade is coming to reduce the amount of time it takes for each packet of information to make the trip.
I really don't trust comcast for basically anything.
They manage to fuck up even the most simple of things.
Archive: https://archive.today/uA8NY
From the post:
>>If you use Comcast Xfinity internet, your FaceTime calls might be about to get better. Instead of bumping up the amount of data that your internet connection can send or receive at one time (usually called bandwidth or throughput), a new upgrade is coming to reduce the amount of time it takes for each packet of information to make the trip.
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