Re: TCP is wrong for most network transactions
>and it invariably requires programmers to implement ad-hoc framing and messaging protocols on top of it.
That's not really a transport layer problem, remember OSI had Session and Presentation layers that added additional functionality (*). QUIC does include more Session functionality, but given how much it still pushes upwards into the application, it probably doesn't go far enough.
(*) Although I doubt it contained all of the Session and Presentation functionality we are now requiring. So not a case for promoting OSI as defined in 1988 as the solution to the problems QUIC is attempting to address.
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