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> Generally when accessing things abroad or somewhat far away the throughput will drop to 150-500Mb/s. Isn't that usually caused by TCP and bandwith-delay prod
by blubblub 12y ago
> Generally when accessing things abroad or somewhat far away the throughput will drop to 150-500Mb/s.
Isn't that usually caused by TCP and bandwith-delay product and not the connection itself?
- vegardx 12y agoA combination of that and congestion on transit providers, I think. The biggest issue with a really fast connection is that your wireless becomes the bottleneck, even if you buy really expensive gear.
- CyberDildonics 12y agowireless and fiber? that's like putting ice cubes in wine
- vegardx 12y agoSure is, but it's kind of impractical to always have a wire connected to your laptop. Sort of defeats the purpose of a portable computer.