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1gbit is 300T a month, 10g is 3000T a month. There’s always a limit, that might be measured in TB, PB or EB, and may be what you determine practical or not, bu
by midasuni 3y ago
1gbit is 300T a month, 10g is 3000T a month.
There’s always a limit, that might be measured in TB, PB or EB, and may be what you determine practical or not, but it’s there
- j45 3y agoReally good way of putting it.
- abigail95 3y agoI'm wonderinng if anyone even gets close to 1gbs from a Hetzner storage box
- dinvlad 3y agoI think it’s more about peace of mind, unlimited really means I won’t wake up tomorrow with a $10k bill, as it happened many times (not to me) on AWS and the like. That is the disgusting practice the big cloud providers like to impose, for no apparent reason but to keep you in their roach motel and pay up. Disgusting!