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That's a lot of linux isos to download per day. Seriously, why would you use that much data per day for? Even getting full blu-rays you wouldn't be able to wat
by brokenmachine 6y ago
That's a lot of linux isos to download per day.
Seriously, why would you use that much data per day for? Even getting full blu-rays you wouldn't be able to watch that many.
- Hamuko 6y agoIt's more up than down.
- brokenmachine 6y agoBless you, good sir.
- carlhjerpe 6y agoA couple years ago I participated in a private tracker and wanted to get a good ratio, I uploaded constantly at about 95Mbps 95/8 = 11.875 (Mbit to MByte) 11.875 * 3600 = 42750 (MByte/s to MByte/h) 42750 / 1000 = 42.750 (MByte/g to GByte/h) 42.750 * 24 = 1026 (GByte/h to GByte/d) 1026 / 1000 = 1.026 (GByte/d to TByte/d) In a two month period I uploaded about 50TB according to the tracker so my calculations seem about right. It's easy to reach these numbers in a country where net neutrality is a thing.
- withinboredom 6y agoI was once working on some automation stuff once. I did, in fact, download 4tb worth of (the exact same) linux ISO in a day. From my house. Luckily it was over fiber and through a corporate VPN and I barely noticed it. But I was shocked when I saw the usage on my router later that month.