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Hi HN, I didn't expect this project to make it to the frontpage. Right now, it's pulling close to 500Mbps in terms of bandwidth. It's cool, I like to see my gr
by Mojah 11y ago
Hi HN,
I didn't expect this project to make it to the frontpage. Right now, it's pulling close to 500Mbps in terms of bandwidth. It's cool, I like to see my graphs explode.
However, at one point, I may have to pull the plug on this. Bandwidth isn't entirely free and there are limits to what my little uplink and server can provide.
But in the meanwhile, enjoy the Silicon Valley startup parody: https://ma.ttias.be/infinite-file-downloader/ https://ma.ttias.be/infinite-file-downloader/
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- chillydawg 11y agoHah.
- joosters 11y agoFun site! You could surprise downloaders by serving up an extremely-compressed file... A gzip transfer encoding can reach ratios of 1000s-1 or more, so anyone foolishly running wget will end up with a full hard drive long before your bandwidth quota gives out :) (Yeah, I know this is impractical and won't do anything against >/dev/null )