Media buffering preemptively hoards data for playback
Your media player is just incredibly anxious about running out of content. Buffering works by greedily downloading chunks of a file before playback even begins. By maintaining a small stockpile of advance data, the stream can continue playing smoothly even if the incoming connection momentarily drops, shielding the viewer from the horrifying reality of unstable network speeds.

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