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As I've written earlier, what’s the point of rationing something that costs a hundredth of a cent per GB? You get 10TB of bandwidth for a dollar. Once average
by iptrans 7y ago
As I've written earlier, what’s the point of rationing something that costs a hundredth of a cent per GB?
You get 10TB of bandwidth for a dollar. Once average usage per subscriber goes over that, then we can talk.
A $50 router will tell you where your bandwidth is going, with graphs, so that's not an issue.
Not that your smart toaster is going to be a problem. Now your gaming console...