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mattcintosh Cool… can we get some live cams with the excess capacity? Stick some up where penguins gather maybe Reply
alan.campbell99 My initial thinking was what a challenge this will be both with the cables in and then distribution from the landing points but I suppose there is already some experience with this sort of thing in Canada and Northern Europe. Reply
mattcintosh alan.campbell99 said: My initial thinking was what a challenge this will be both with the cables in and then distribution from the landing points but I suppose there is already some experience with this sort of thing in Canada and Northern Europe. What if they just landed once, and then just laid cheap fiber over the ice to the other places? If it breaks, just run another line. How much does the interior of the continent shift? Reply
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