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Subject: [Bloat] nearly 5 years of bufferbloat.net
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and I needed to take a break from it. For your bemusement, see:

http://the-edge.taht.net/post/starttls_considered_helpful/


Anyone have any ideas as to what to do this year?

Only things I can think of are:

move: bufferbloat.net to new hosting
finish: cake, the ietf drafts
start: make-wifi-fast

I'd like to somehow get a long term bufferbloat trendline from dslreports.

That's it. What else would be worth doing?