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Yes, that configuration is madness, but it's no mystery. The mystery is why is that configuration in use? The answer probably has to do with reducing internet u
by stephengillie 14y ago
Yes, that configuration is madness, but it's no mystery. The mystery is why is that configuration in use? The answer probably has to do with reducing internet usage in Cuba to prevent a Cuban Spring.
And that really isn't about the cable either.
- dsl 14y agoThe most likely explanation is that traffic is bi-directional on the fiber line, but a lot of additional latency is introduced by software based (as opposed to hardware accelerated) deep packet inspection.