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Isn't incoming bandwidth usually very cheap anyway? The problem is that you have to either store it or transfer it back out, which are both more expensive.
by byoung2 16y ago
Isn't incoming bandwidth usually very cheap anyway? The problem is that you have to either store it or transfer it back out, which are both more expensive.
- wanderr 16y agoIt would make sense if it is, I imagine most services have an excess of incoming bandwidth for the same reason we do, we just have even more of it as a % because we serve bigger files. But yeah I have no idea what pricing for incoming bandwidth typically would be...