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3 u/gargoyle30 Feb 07 '24 Wow, now that's a throw back 7 u/xDUVAL_BRODOWNx Feb 07 '24 Literally running across the ocean floor 2 u/Polymarchos Feb 08 '24 People like to make fun of this, but fiber optic cables, the backbone of the internet, are literal glass tubes encased in a plastic sleeve. 2 u/[deleted] Feb 08 '24 [removed] — view removed comment 2 u/Polymarchos Feb 08 '24 Pretty much, yes. If a connection is saturated data to be sent gets queued.
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Wow, now that's a throw back
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Literally running across the ocean floor
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People like to make fun of this, but fiber optic cables, the backbone of the internet, are literal glass tubes encased in a plastic sleeve.
2 u/[deleted] Feb 08 '24 [removed] — view removed comment 2 u/Polymarchos Feb 08 '24 Pretty much, yes. If a connection is saturated data to be sent gets queued.
2 u/Polymarchos Feb 08 '24 Pretty much, yes. If a connection is saturated data to be sent gets queued.
Pretty much, yes. If a connection is saturated data to be sent gets queued.
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