Did you know: despite its apparent massive scale, the Internet is located inside a two-story brick building near Limerick Colbert train station.

[calcius@hol.ogra.ph]

@dmbaturin@functional.cafe

[vonxylofon@witter.cz]

@dlakelan @dmbaturin This building is actually 123 Carenden Road, central London.

[lappenjammerdiezweite@social.vivaldi.net]

@dmbaturin There are some days I do feel this.

[grootinside@troet.cafe]

@dmbaturin
I wouldn't be surprised if there was a mad scientist in the basement.

[thestrangelet@beige.party]

@dmbaturin I'd like to speak to the manager.

[ottaross@mastodon.social]

@dmbaturin do they let you do takeaway or do you have to surf it on the premises?

[tawalker@mastodon.social]

@ottaross @dmbaturin I’m guessing you have to wear white gloves first?

[sofafernsehfan@swiss.social]

@dmbaturin

Naaahhhh.... I believe in another gospel.

[david_chisnall@infosec.exchange]

@dmbaturin

This is a very misleading post. Most of the Internet is not actually in the two-story building, but in the massive bunker that goes several kilometres down underneath the building.

[lightfighter@infosec.exchange]

@dmbaturin

[captain_jack_sparrow@mastodon.world]

@dmbaturin

it used to be a public convenience..

[c_dan4th@mstdn.social]

@dmbaturin The system of tubes is stored in the building next door.

[bexelbie@toot.io]

@dmbaturin <Always has been>

[davesmeg@mastodon.social]

@dmbaturin
You're all wrong, this is the internet.

[rjblaskiewicz@mstdn.social]

@calcius @dmbaturin This is the only correct response.

[robo105@mastodon.social]

@dmbaturin I watch the IT crowd so look for a box inside the building

[endlessmason@hachyderm.io]

@dmbaturin
To be fair they also use some of the basement space

[phetsig@troet.cafe]

@dmbaturin
Fake, they only host the backup!

[k_a@nrw.social]

@dmbaturin 🤭

[raymaccarthy@mastodon.ie]

@vonxylofon @dlakelan @dmbaturin
They have Continuity IRA graffiti in London?

Besides I know the place. I've walked past it.