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@ -67,7 +67,7 @@ restrictions which I will discuss shortly.
The main benefits here are that Yggdrasil uses a LIFO queue for session traffic
and also takes advantage of huge MTUs (as discussed in my [previous blog
post](_posts/2018-07-16-remote-access.md)) to lessen the effect of TCP control
post](2018-07-16-remote-access.md)) to lessen the effect of TCP control
message amplification and improved congestion handling. This results in a much
more usable and stable connection when tunnelling TCP over a TCP Yggdrasil
peering - the stability and the responsiveness of VNC proved to be much improved
@ -138,4 +138,4 @@ node and still be able to reach your machines like before.
Yggdrasil has proven to be a more-than-capable method for remotely accessing my
home network and very much normalises the idea that all network traffic should
be encrypted and treated as if it is private, even in locations where connection
security would not otherwise be guaranteed.
security would not otherwise be guaranteed.