Rob Heaton

Nice, thanks @spaceribs ! I'll leave this here.

Hi! Thanks for the suggestion - I think it's a great idea. I will definitely look into this and update the existing edition when I can. If you fancy having...

Thanks for the comment @mcastrigno - this definitely makes sense. I'll see what I can do in future editions.

@orcim could you try this on latest master? I think @squidarth fixed this in https://github.com/robert/how-does-a-tcp-reset-attack-work/pull/2 . Thanks.

Weird! I guess some jitter/randomness could be added somewhere to try and overcome this.

For some reason I seem to have made the default be to just log packets instead of running the attack. If you uncomment https://github.com/robert/how-does-a-tcp-reset-attack-work/blob/master/main.py#L134-L136 does that help?

@david-andrew thanks for posting the workaround - I haven't been able to get it to work though. Should this work as far as you can tell? ```js const pyodide =...

Thanks, that seems to have worked!

Thanks for the issue report - I agree with your diagnosis! I also think that you're correct about this: > I read a mention of using a "catch up" method...

I'm not super familiar with the landscape, but Sameboy is the first one that comes to my mind! If you do do this then feel free to refactor whatever you...