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I think Kimsufi works pretty well. I think their data cap is 5tb a month for about £10, so it's hardly bored billionaire status. EDIT - Unless you meant consum
by tomtoise 11y ago
I think Kimsufi works pretty well. I think their data cap is 5tb a month for about £10, so it's hardly bored billionaire status.
EDIT - Unless you meant consuming from mobile, in which case I pretty much agree.
- zaroth 11y agoWhy doesn't it transcode / down sample and cache on the mobile device over WiFi before you head out for your trip? Or does it?
- Vendan 11y agoIt does, if you have a plex pass
- joshstrange 11y agoKimsufi is popular on the Plex.tv forums but I've found this [0] to be the best deal around. Get an i7, 16GB Ram, 2x3TB HD, 20TB bandwidth (out, in is not metered), 1Gbps pipe for only ~$30-35/mo [0] https://robot.your-server.de/order/market https://robot.your-server.de/order/market
- tomtoise 11y agoThat looks like an amazing server. What's their policy on P2P traffic? I host fairly large data sets for analysis at work and the most stable way to get them from one place to another is via packing them into torrents. Would this be frowned on / throttled?
- joshstrange 11y agoPublic torrents are a no go unless you put your torrent client behind a VPN/Proxy (like PIA), private torrents are ok