kgersen

thx i'll look at v2.6.

We do speed tests hence we saw the issue. See https://github.com/golang/go/issues/47840

Yeah I agree this is a edge case, 99,99% of Caddy users don't push so much data ;)

But Caddy can't be used as a big files download server for instance, unless sticking with HTTP/1.1 (that and sendfile + kTLS not been supported last time I checked?) (at least with a single http instance).

Another issue for HTTP/3 is https://github.com/lucas-clemente/quic-go/wiki/UDP-Receive-B... Current Linux in WSL for instance has this issue. This will probably resolves over time as more and more Linux distros will take HTTP/3 requirements into account.

Beware of a performance hit (in term of bps not req/s) if you push big data with Caddy.

Go implementation of HTTP/2 already took a /5 hit over http/1.1 (Go http/2 implementation is 5x slower than Go http/1.1)

With HTTP/3 our early benchs indicate /2 ot /3 from HTTP/2 (so /10 from http/1.1)

I don't see any discount. They're bying at $95 per share. Look at YTD and 5Y prices.

The 30% prior isn't the price they're bying at.

A Go project is easy to contribute to. That's a huge factor for an open source project.

how does it compare to tinygo ? (https://docs.toit.io/language/toitversus compares only vs 'not made for iot' languages which is not very relevant to do)

sound is too low.

K8s isn't too complex for what it does and can do.

it's just that a lot of people think they have to use k8s because it's trendy even it doesn't fit at all their needs and scale. Then they whine it's too complex.

classic PEBCAK issue.

so the guy filled the Stadia dev form: https://stadia.dev/intl/en_us/apply/

but used a gmail account instead of pro email account (that's not a good move on his part here).

and then he still can't get help from Stadia ?

Possible but very hard to believe.

That was funny 10 years ago, may be.

chrome://settings/handlers

see https://www.vugu.org/

But seen from Europe, your 'western world' = mainly USA ...

which "existing western chat and social media" aren't from the US ?