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Depending, as always, on the packet size and the distance. An interesting thing to note is that according to their graph, pigeon transit time is non-linear at
by dTal 3y ago
Depending, as always, on the packet size and the distance.
An interesting thing to note is that according to their graph, pigeon transit time is non-linear at large distances. Obvious possible explanations include pigeon fatigue and increased potential for navigational error, but the curve seems awfully clean, possibly quadratic - perhaps an artifact of the pigeon's routing algorithm?
- tracker1 3y agoAlso worth noting that the test was using an asymmetric connection... of course this is what most have in practice at home or smaller office locations.
- geerlingguy 3y agoThe test was with two full gigabit fiber connections (verified by running iperf3 both ways, achieving about 920 Mbps in either direction, and getting 930-940 Mbps speed test.net runs.