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Increase your Linux Server Internet Speed with TCP BBR Congestion-Control
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Cool writeup. I remember implementing BBR many years ago when I was trying to bypass the Great Firewall for an extended stay. Helped deal greatly with the huge congestion on Chinanet backbone at the time, but it's less of an issue these days now that foreigners can use CN2.
Sorry, what is CN2?
If it's any solution CCP provides, I wouldn't trust it anyway
The great firewall situation was always interesting, because if you would use a roaming Sim, then you will be able to access anything
Roaming SIMs work because the APN sets a network routing path outside of China.