Hey, here's a question. (I just happened to wander past this again, no idea why. But something jumped out at me.)
In the Perl stats, we see:
Complete requests: 500 Failed requests: 0 Total transferred: 83500 bytes HTML transferred: 21500 bytes
But the Go stats show:
Complete requests: 500 Failed requests: 0 Total transferred: 117000 bytes HTML transferred: 21500 bytes
...Why is Go transferring so much more data? Especially for the same amount of HTML served?
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Hey, here's a question. (I just happened to wander past this again, no idea why. But something jumped out at me.)
In the Perl stats, we see:
But the Go stats show:
...Why is Go transferring so much more data? Especially for the same amount of HTML served?