Alternatively, just live next to one of these

so is the Internet literally a series of tubes?

Computer, jack me in to the internet supernode double backflip #32. I've got 50 terabytes of anime to download.

>>3731
well it's not a big truck you can just dump something on.

>>3729
Which one? Tokyo looks like a good junction for Asia and the US, but bad for Europe. Cornwall(?) looks good for Europe and the US, but bad for Asia.

Looking just at undersea cables is probably a bit misleading though, since there's inland connections to consider as well. I'd guess that somewhere in the central US would be ideal, as you'd have the best middle-ground between East Asia and Europe, and the furthest connections would be to places like Central Asia and Africa that most people aren't going to care as much about.

The ocean has better upload speed than me...

>>3729
This guy wants to pull off Ghislaine's Terramar all by himself!

Today I signed up for an ISP that operates some of these cables (PCCW). I'll let you know if my ping is any lower next time I play Sven Co-op, because that was my sole consideration for going with them.

>>3729
I used to think my geoposition close to AMS-IX was elite, but looking at this graph, I may need to move to whatever that thing in the South-East UK is that can't possibly be Cornwall because they don't sleep anymore on the beach.

>>3729
The UK is hoarding all the internet in Europe!

>>3747
Anglos invented the modern world.

>>3745
Lmao
When is the next one being held?

>>3745
After some very scientific tests, I would estimate that my ping is roughly 10-20ms faster (from 250 to 230-240).

>>4017
Cool. It actually is a somewhat valid strategy

>>4017
In my country starlink is the only viable option because 99% of ISPs are a bunch of faggots that want a 6 gorillion mark up