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Is this how api works?
I was thinking about how clicking a link is more complex than it seems. First, DNS resolves the domain to an IP if not cached, it queries recursive servers all the way up to root servers.
After that, a TCP connection is built for reliable data transfer, and then HTTP runs on top to structure web requests.
So, why HTTP on TCP? TCP is like a reliable delivery truck, but HTTP is the language we use for the web. What do you think
how do these layers shape your experience online?
\#WebDev #DNS
\#TCP #HTTP
#programming #js #technology #dev
I was thinking about how clicking a link is more complex than it seems. First, DNS resolves the domain to an IP if not cached, it queries recursive servers all the way up to root servers.
After that, a TCP connection is built for reliable data transfer, and then HTTP runs on top to structure web requests.
So, why HTTP on TCP? TCP is like a reliable delivery truck, but HTTP is the language we use for the web. What do you think
how do these layers shape your experience online?
\#WebDev #DNS
\#TCP #HTTP
#programming #js #technology #dev
https://tangled.com/c/b8ad3bae3909d217b0f66f5cf1b08a0aadcfc6b07
if you are using #windows , it have #throttling settings that you can adjust in group policy and #registry to reduce the #bandwidth control / limitation ( my actual settings in the screenshots)
+ try to flush your #DNS using command prompt
+ get a helmet then try to get rid of all the phones at home , your neighbor's too... maybe they are using your wifi 😅
+ check your modem /router updates , or reset it
+ reboot everything
*** Before any modification to registry , save a copy of the existing registry, a small backup file (will be in my document file) just in case of malfunction after changes .
** Before you try anything, test your net speed, and test after the modifications.
feedbacks will be highly appreciated.
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