New selling point for all the VPN sponsored segments... "if you're on Vodafone Germany, make your connection speeds faster with YetAnotherVPN!"
A VPN won't make your route shorter
Datacamp, which hosts lots of them has very good peering
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You forgot the government who spends billions to 3km of motorway a few people uses. To an airport that is one of the worst in EU and almost a decade late. And of course now cut from arts because of all this. And every single construction project takes forever. And costs a fortune. And it is impossible to build housing fast enough. The reason to be in Berlin has always been its great art scene. Now they are actively d…
> To an airport that is one of the worst in EU and almost a decade late. The delay is inexcusable but the resultant airport seems pretty good. Why do you consider it one of the worst in the EU?
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> To an airport that is one of the worst in EU and almost a decade late. The delay is inexcusable but the resultant airport seems pretty good. Why do you consider it one of the worst in the EU?
Try to fly from Helsinki, Munich, or even Frankfurt and you notice how bad BER is.
Bell Canada also has had a long-standing policy of refusing to peer with internet exchanges. They'll only truly peer with other direct backbone providers and a handful of one-off peer with other large networks (google, cloud flare, etc), but their historical position as Canada's base backbone (not so much anymore, but it was definitely a thing pre-2005) has meant their policy is most people should pay them to peer. I…
It's annoying how they're the only big ISP offering fiber everywhere when they're also the ones that don't support ipv6 and have the shitty peering policy. I've heard you can use another isp though (teksavvy maybe?) that uses Bell's fibre and supports ipv6
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High speed internet is a market not just internet access. Email might not care that your on a DSL connection but a streamer can’t generally use DSL as a substitute.
They mean VDSL; that's 100~200 Mbit down and 10~24~50 Mbit up.