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KeepAlive different from Pipelining
No, KeepAlive is what you actually meant. KeepAlive is an option (can be turned off both on the browser side and on the server side) in which the client and server can reuse the open connection. This does have somewhat impact on the server, since the connection (and hence thread/process) remains open (in case the client did not close it correctly) for a certain amount of time before it times out. My webserver had about 10% processing hit when ALL clients were using KeepAlive. That's not that much, considering you do less process forking and handle all requests much faster.
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