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latency
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Subject: latency
From: dantheman <dburkh...@gmail.com>
To: Sloppy-discuss <sloppy-discuss@googlegroups.com>
Simulating slow network connections (i.e. bandwidth) is great - but
what about latency?
Would be great if I could specify a delay (connect time) for each
request to simulate latency in addition to the data transmission
rate. This would be especially useful for web 2.0 apps, where clients
may have a fast connection, but are located half way around the globe.
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