Why the Windows kernel can connect slower than Linux

[@hnasr]

Fundamentals of Operating Systems Course oscourse.win

[@bipulmishra1543]

Recently started watching your videos. Feels nice to know things in depth❤

[@esra_erimez]

Great explanation of Window's TCP/IP. Douglas Comer would be proud. P.S.: you have some very strange bots in your comments. Edit: How many people know who Douglas Comer is?

[@spicynoodle7419]

I really enjoy these long, deep dives. You always cover interesting topics

[@nathansherrard4111]

The term "Happy Eyeballs" is basically a euphemism for "good user experience". The RFC was trying to balance network load and efficiency versus fast enough timeouts that users wouldn't readily notice that they were timing out and failing over to another address family. Thus the delay was short enough (200-300ms) that their eyeballs remained "happy" as it didn't negatively impact their experience.

[@eminence_grise]

I have just finished listening to the podcast about this topic and decided to subscribe to your KZbin channel. Thank you for sharing interesting things!

[@charliesta.abc123]

One day the dev tool them all series will make a comeback

[@uguremirmustafaoglu40]

Deamons are in trouble, yo 😂

[@theweirdamir]

Demonstrably is actually a word😄

[@benlu]

I like how he didn’t actually try setting the registry option on his machine

[@anandmoon5701]

Its seems that server would not be listning on ipv6 port for this behavior 😮

[@devyetii]

Thanks for the great video, as USUAL

[@hnasr]

Oh that is a good question, I really don't know the answer. But If I would to guess the underlying kernel is a Windows, and linux comes on top, so we should see the retries .

[@adityapoddar3798]

What is there written in Japanese

[@everyhandletaken]

I know why.. cos Windows is terrible 😉

[@supernova82]

Let me guess, Linux fan boy or Mac?

[@everyhandletaken]

@@supernova82 anything non-Windows is fine by me

[@sunsetguys]

Same profile picture here

[@sunsetguys]

​@@everyhandletakentemple os maybe? 😂

[@sunsetguys]

Hey btw, nice profile picture

[@esra_erimez]

16:02 In 2024 you might need to have IPv6 disabled on Windows due to a zero day. Edit: please see CVE-2024-38063

[@nezu_cc]

Or just update Windows? That disable was only good as a temporary measure for systems that can't be updated immediately.

[@monad_tcp]

I don't think people should use IPv6 without NPTv6 , having internal machines publicly addressable outside was a mistake. with NPTv6 the firewall can block access to protected resources, for ex, you might only allow SIP or voip to pass to internal machines, not everything. And yes I know about rfc4941, it just put too much burden on all devices in the network instead of a device made for it, a router/firewall.

[@codingbond3876]

You try to sound clever, but in reality you are not

[@nafive5675]

F÷×K the windows karnel 👁️