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That can also be attributed to deep buffering. Your local router and even the next hop will make it look like data is being transferred instantaneously until t

by tux1968 10y ago

That can also be attributed to deep buffering. Your local router and even the next hop will make it look like data is being transferred instantaneously until their buffers fill up.

qaq 10y ago
for residential customers traffic shaping in US is very aggressive for majority of ISPs
hueving 10y ago
Download burst on the order of MB/s in the first few seconds can't be attributed to deep buffering. The router doesn't magically have a buffer of things you might visit.