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> and occasionally just highjack every single query to send you to a page saying you’re approaching your bandwidth quota It boggles my mind it's still a proble
by dvfjsdhgfv 6y ago
> and occasionally just highjack every single query to send you to a page saying you’re approaching your bandwidth quota
It boggles my mind it's still a problem in some countries. Last time I saw this kind of notice it was in the nineties, and on a web server, definitely not on a client endpoint. People have had unlimited bandwidth for at least a decade now.
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- quineoa 6y agoThis has regressed. In the NetZero days you would be limited to some hours per month depending on your plan. Then came unlimited cable. And now we are back: my residential AT&T DSL connection is limited to 1TB per month in the Bay Area
- iforgotpassword 6y agoWhoa. That would give you one day of laundry washing per month in the IoT age. https://old.reddit.com/r/homeautomation/comments/k72lzq/sowhy_would_my_lg_thinq_washer_have_a_need_to/ https://old.reddit.com/r/homeautomation/comments/k72lzq/sowh...
- Codazoa 6y agoComcast in my area has a 1TB/month limit. When I used their service I hit that limit nearly every month.