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Because you won't consume it in less than a day. For the present time, 1TB is enough for almost all home users. As history has shown us, these limits will inc
by kondro 14y ago
Because you won't consume it in less than a day.
For the present time, 1TB is enough for almost all home users.
As history has shown us, these limits will increase as demand does.
And iiNet overage at $0.10/GB is pretty favourable as well… what does AWS charge again?
- cynix 14y ago> Because you won't consume it in less than a day. I would if I could… > And iiNet overage at $0.10/GB is pretty favourable as well… Well, I suppose it's reasonable. I don't think it's fair to compare it to business-grade services like AWS though; it would be more appropriate to compare the NBN to Google Fiber or one of the Japanese/Korean ISPs.