Peter da Silva wrote:
> Man, this is like that one where windows Vista for no good reason sets
> the broadcast flag on all DHCP requests ... a flag that should only be
> used when the TCP stack is broken
Sounds like a fair assumption, this is Windows we're talking about.
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On 15-Sep-2007, at 21:37, David Mackintosh wrote:
This is what happens when you get caught using BSD code and then try
to re-write it out of embarassment.
I wish. The only BSD code in Microsoft TCP by the year 2000 was user-
side. They were already producing lots of juicy hateful bugs in their
On Sat, Sep 15, 2007 at 03:04:48PM -0500, Peter da Silva wrote:
> Microsoft decided to re-implement their TCP stack from scratch for
> the third time, didn't they?
This is what happens when you get caught using BSD code and then try
to re-write it out of embarassment.
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