I don't know about New York in particular, but Chicago water engineering seems a related topic.
Here you do deep tunnels to avoid the surface, in ways another poster said; everything is easier when nothing is in the way.
For the mathematical difference, 400 feet below sea level and 800 feet below are almost exactly the same: difficulties are water getting in to your pit, but the machines that work on rock, work on rock at the same speed regardless of depth, so the difference between 400 feet and 800 feet is best described as 400 feet difference. A big issue here is that they do not drill; they hammer. Pounding base pylons into bedrock causes dramatic rhythms in the surrounding 500m, but that's to deal with the bedrock, not depth.
I think the most likely bottleneck is gonna be your NIC hating getting a ton of packets. Line rate with huge frames is quite different than line rate with just ICMP packets, for instance (see CME binary glink market data for a similarly stressful experience to the ICMP).
They just happen to have an online config tool that is somewhat close to what you would pay if you didnt engage with sales which is useful for a hackernews comment.
Reminds me of early 2000s JS scene, in fact. Anything described as "DHTML" was a horrid hack. Glad to see Lemmings still works, though, at least in Firefox dev edition. https://www.elizium.nu/scripts/lemmings/
Unqualified broadscale hate making no assertions anyone can look at and check? This post is again such wicked nasty Dark Side energy, fueled by such empty vacuous nothing.
It was an incredible era that brought amazing aliveness to the internet. Most of it was pretty simple & direct, would be more intelligible to folks today than today would be intelligible & legible to folks from them.
This behavior is bad & deserves censure. The hacker spirit is free to be critical, but in ways that expand comprehension & understanding. To classify a whole era as a "horrible hack" is injurous to the hacker spirit.
So not China unless you’re being pedantic and pretending when people say they are avoiding China they doin don’t mean the mainland governed by the communist party.
Here you do deep tunnels to avoid the surface, in ways another poster said; everything is easier when nothing is in the way.
For the mathematical difference, 400 feet below sea level and 800 feet below are almost exactly the same: difficulties are water getting in to your pit, but the machines that work on rock, work on rock at the same speed regardless of depth, so the difference between 400 feet and 800 feet is best described as 400 feet difference. A big issue here is that they do not drill; they hammer. Pounding base pylons into bedrock causes dramatic rhythms in the surrounding 500m, but that's to deal with the bedrock, not depth.
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