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Fair enough. Personally, I could totally use a 1Gbps pipe since I shuttle data to/from servers often enough (backups, etc), but with a 100mbps connection my bottleneck tends to be the backbone. International peering seems to be getting worse rather than better.
Doesn't help that thanks to Russia being in the middle of the right way around the globe, my data has to go the wrong way around all the time.
wait, what's the problem with IP transit through Russia
Do packets ever go through Russia? From Japan to Europe always seems to go through the US. If I VPN into Hong Kong I get a route via Singapore and France (mediterranean cable?), which makes sense... but the route from Japan to the HK VPN inexplicably bounces through the US first.
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