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2 adults and 1 child, with me working from home as a software dev. We tend to hit a few hundred GB (under 500, typically), but I don't think we've ever hit a te
by khedoros1 4y ago
2 adults and 1 child, with me working from home as a software dev. We tend to hit a few hundred GB (under 500, typically), but I don't think we've ever hit a terabyte.
Most of our media is still 1080p and lower, but all three of us stream a few hours a day, often separately. I've got a modern gaming PC and buy a few games a year. Work often has an hour or two of meetings, but that hasn't ever seemed like it takes a lot of bandwidth. Most of my work in the past few years has been on AWS, and uploads are mostly just new builds of the binary pushed into a cloud VM. 3 computers, a tablet, and 2 phones, updating maybe 1-2 times a month ends up being a few 10s of GB.
Then again, we haven't had data limits in the past couple places I've lived either, so I don't track things super closely.