[Bloat] cloudflare consumer labels blog

[Dave Collier-Brown]

I added this comment via Hacker News

"Packet loss" is more interesting to nerds than consumers, who don't know what it means. Arguably it needs a better name.
"Delays due to retransmission" is short enough to fit the label, and is what a packet loss means _to the reader of the label_, rather than to me.

--dave


On 4/15/22 10:47, Dave Taht wrote:

"We believe that metrics beyond bandwidth such as latency and jitter
(the variance in latency) have grown appreciably in importance and
that should be reflected in policy going forward."

- https://blog.cloudflare.com/breaking-down-broadband-nutrition-labels/

It also includes a number for "typical packet loss": .08%

I miss when we could do a discussion in line with a blog, or via
email, in this case, they post urls to reddit, etc, at the end.

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