How much bandwidth did you use this month, /g/?

>>56586981
Don't have a screenshot but apparently it was 1.6TB

>>56586981
What is this? If it's third-party you're retarded

>>56587050


It's from my ISP's website

>>56586981
Probably 200 GB.

Verizon doesn't give much in the way of statistics but it's 200gb+ for sure

>overage 608 GB

is this a problem?

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Who the fuck knows, I don't have no fucking cap

You actually have caps like on mobile broadband for your normal fiber in America?

>>56586981
it's generally between 800GB and 2.5TB
>tfw you have a genuinely unlimited business connection

>>56586981
as much as I fucking want to because I'm not a cuck

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151 GB during the past 5 days, this router is brand new.

Enjoy your "freedom" americuck.

>>56586981
That's not bandwidth.

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>"America is a 1st world country"

>>56586981
around 1,2TB, my avarage is 3tb per month, eu masterrace

This is for 3 days. No torrents downloaded.

1 gbits

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According to Windows.

>>56586981
No idea, but given that im a NEET who spends all day watching netflix/YT/twitch/pirating anime probably over 1000gb. I dont monitor it or care about it because i have absolutely no cap anyways because i live in the middle of fuckall USA and actually have a good ISP.

>>56587514
>>56587570

Shaw is Canadian.

>>56587161
>america
>fiber

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>106.6GB
i guess i used so much it wont even show the MB sign on the page.
thanks verizon wireless!

>>56587869
they all use dial-up or satellite dish

>>56586981
>300 GB included with my plan

Bahahah, data caps, fucking joke.

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>>56586981

>>56587217
>genuinely unlimited
That's normal anon.

>>56587712
Lrn2geography 'Muritard, Canada is in America too.

>>56587109
Shaw doesn't enforce data caps

>>56587109
you just loose some speed

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spooky
don't have a cap though so its irrelevant

I have used 1232GB, with my estimate for the month being 1546GB. Truly unlimited 100mb fibre. Mostly pirated content too, nice having an isp that don't give a fuck. Until they were threatened with legal action by a local Netflix competitor, we used to have built in geo block removal, so could access US Netflix etc.

>>56587064
>quota
>2016
wtf mate

>>56588102
Not in Cucknada

>>56586981
228GB

>bandwidth caps

Central Texas is pretty based, we have three gigabit fibre choices (Google, Grande, and AT&T)

If you aren't so lucky, the next best choice is TWC at 200/50

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>Caps

What is this 2005?

:3

>>56588127
No, it's not. It's in North America, not America the country.

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>tfw the highest soft data cap in my country is 200 GB
By soft cap I mean if you reach 200 GB your download speed is reduced to 3 Mbps.

I don't know

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Not that much, really.

>>56586981
Used to have a capped plan with Cogeco.
It was hell.

About a niggerbyte

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Not a whole lot these days. My games and media drives are practically chockers so I've been actually, you know, watching/playing what I have instead of getting more.

I use on average 600 GIGs a month

I have 8mbit ADSL

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60 days uptime 10.33TB

~5TB a month

>>56589650
How?

>>56586981
>having usage cap that low

How poor are you, OP?

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>>56586981
Just upgraded to 1TB plan

>>56589013
What software is that?

What the fucking shit is this!?!
Do you people really have usage caps for internet?

This is some next level burgerland of the free shit.

>>56589894
Can you go be retarded on another website? Preferably one in whatever shit language you natively speak.

>>56586981
>2016
>not using TekSavvy instead of Shaw and getting unlimited usage

>>56588939
>there's a South America
>there's a North America
>the whole thing isn't called America though
Your country is officially called "United States of America". It is not called America, that is the continent you are on. Just like Canada the USA is also a part of America.

I don't know because I'm not a cuckold who lives in a country that limits my bandwidth.

>>56589904
Found the shill

>>56589904

Ok my friend ill just come back in a week when youve ran out of internet

>>56587570
There are far worse countries out there. Not saying that America is the greatest country economically right now, Japan and Hong Kong's doing way better, but America is not terrible.

>>56589917
TekSavvy is pleb tier, go with Start

>>56586981
Usually about 2 tb a month

Unlimited 100/100 connection for about 10 eurobux a month

>getting cucked by data caps
Is this what freedom is like?

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>>56586981

>>56589936
>>the whole thing isn't called America though
That's right. They both continents are collectively called "The Americas".
>Your country is officially called "United States of America".
Yes, it is.
>It is not called America, that is the continent you are on.
That's where you are wrong, but I know you'll continue to tell me what my country is called because you cling to self righteousness.

>>56588127
>Canada is in America

w u t

>>56589880
vnstati

>>56590113
It's part of North America. America/Americas is the continent which consists of both North and South America. When people say the United States of America they usually refer to North America mostly, even though it can be used to mean the entire continent too. It's pretty fucking stupid and moronic, but then again, anything American is. Like how they use yards and feet for measurement when everyone uses the metric system.

>>56590113
America is the whole continent, USA is the country

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>>56589850

I guess mostly torrents
Vuze stats shows same relative download

The router doesn't include the 3 neighbors wireless connections I bond for a total of about 115/22

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Mostly around 1TB a month but last March is still my ongoing record

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ADSL2 9/.1Mbps

Thanks Australia

>>56589993
>two line command prompt
>lambda sign

kys

>>56590788
I wonder what triggered this reaction. Does your shell not support multi-line prompts? Was Haskell too confusing for you?

>>56588491
Topkek

>>56588939
>thinking your country is a continent
That's what you people actually believe

>>56589997
>>56590113
Holy shit, best fucking kek I have had in ages.

>>56590191
Wrong.

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>>56591095

>>56591169
Ok Euro, bye.

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I usually average around 250 GB a month. I don't know how some of you get up to 1TB+ - that seems like a ton.

Of course, I also rarely torrent and when I do I never seed. Still, 1TB+ seems like a lot.

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thanks windows 10!

>>56590332
What do you use to bond stolen Wi-Fi?

>>56591169

You're being super fucking pedantic. Everybody understands that when one says "America" without any kind of modifiers that is referring to the country USA and if you want to refer to the continent(s) you have to specify "North America", "South America", or "The Americas".

>>56591371
>You're being super fucking pedantic.
He's not being pedantic; you'd have to be right to be pedantic.

>>56589975
Japan's in a debt crisis with a very low inflation rate and extremely poor GDP growth over the past 20 years. It's a bigger Greece waiting to blow up unless Abe can defuse it like he (and everyone before him) says he will.

Currently sitting avg. 1.08TB/mnth.

~890GB on laptop

~190GB on phone

All from WiFi, no ethernet.

>>56586981
Propably between 1-1.5TB, our ISP doesen't do counting as they deliver the bandwidth they advertise.

>>56592193
>1TB
Fucking plebs, that's was my monthly average back in 2006

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>>56586981
I had to cut back because my ISP started bitching I use 1TB a month after over a year of service. So now I don't watch netflix or twitch in HD.

>>56592335
>Changing your habits because your ISP bitched

Fucking beta, that's when you switch services.

>>56592335
>I had to cut back because my ISP started bitching I use 1TB a month after over a year of service. So now I don't watch netflix or twitch in HD.
Done that for a decade, you must have a really shitty ISP.

>>56592362
>Fucking beta, that's when you switch services.
He probably lives in the land of the free, where you have no choice

~1GB/day

>>56592362
>>56592380
I literally live in the land of the free with no choices. In fact my town is sole owned by 1 ISP. Even my buddy in NY has two options.

>>56592363
Their shitty network couldn't handle the packages they were giving out. So they dropped the 100mbps package and cut back to 50mbps max for the area. I'm grandfathered in, but it fucking throttles every night. They claim they are working on improving it but its been almost a year since they said that.

>>56592407
>They claim they are working on improving it but its been almost a year since they said that.
So you mean they want to throttle you even more?

>>56592422
Probably. They claim it's bandwidth issues. It eats shit every night between 9-11pm and is back to full speed around 1am.

>>56586981
>How much bandwidth

200kbps as usual.
And yes. I am very aware of how to arrange my capital letters.

>>56592380
Truly the land of Freedom, topkek.

>>56592483
What's a byte-second?

>>56591331

Connectify Dispatch

>>56592510
Where do you see Bs?

>>56592529
What's a bit-second?

>>56592541
Where do you see bs?

>>56592529
>>56592541
200 kbps = 2.5e-8 Bs

What's a byte-second?

>>56592562
>200 kbps
>kbps
>kilo-bit pico-second

>>56592586
Did you not know that kb/s is often abbreviated as kbps?

>>56592604
>says the guy being pedantic about units

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>be canadian
>get unlimited internet plan
>get overage charges
>call bell
>find out i have to pay an extra 10 dollars a month to get actual unlimited internet on an unlimited internet plan

SOMEBODY SAVE ME

>>56592568
I don't know what to you did, but if you really want to know what a byte-second is, I'll tell you. It's number of bytes multiplied by number of seconds.

>>56592620
I'm not the autists pretending not to know what kbps means

Not charging for overages is the only reason why I am with Shaw still, I wish telus offered 150/150 where I lived so I wouldnt have to go on Shaws 2 year plan.

>>56592640
cucked

What do you all use so much data on? I don't feel like I'm having to meter my usage at all and my cap's only 350, I've never reached it.

>>56592713
Telus is the worst shit ever, avoid it at all cost. Not only do they charge for overage, they block ports and do packet inspection to prevent you from hosting web servers and etc.

Anyone using more than 200GB/month is probably a NEET with a lot of free time.

0.47 GB
What the fuck do you guys do

>>56592848
You can easily consume 1GB/Hr on an HD stream. That's 150 GB/month at moderate usage, just for streaming.

What about households with more than one person? A family of 3 can easily blow their cap, with only 3 hours of HD content per person every day.

>>56593187
You must not consume any multimedia.

>>56593153
Says the guy posting on 4chan

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>tfw rural Canada.

Best I can get is mobile internet from Rogers. $145 a month for 100GB, $5 per GB after that. Add in taxes and router fee it comes to $175 per month.

>House is near the border of Chattham-Kent.
>So close to those sweet, sweet, Sky Fi towers.
>Tek Savvy will never build a tower that will reach my house before I move out.

My life would be complete right now if I had access to this shit.

>>56593255
10MB/s
Jesus fuck you guys are really cucked

>>56593215
>What about households with more than one person? A family of 3 can easily blow their cap, with only 3 hours of HD content per person every day.
You're right, /g/ is obviously full of family men.

>>56593255
How close is the nearest tower to you?

If you're comfortable posting your location, I can calculate how tall/what kind of an antenna you'd need to reach the next tower.

>>56592976
At least they offer symmetrical ul/dl.

>>56593289
You'd be surprised.

Though the NEET situation is more likely.

>>56593268
>MB/s

>>56593310
But I can't host my shit with it

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~450 GB. No data cap.

>>56593268
That's 1MB/s anon.

>>56593363
550*

>Have Google Fiber.
>Use own router by using GS108T, do not use botnetbox
>RT-N66U firmware that supports gigabit speeds doesn't have bandwidth logging feature.

feels bad.. household has probably used 10TB a month for awhile now.

>>56593382
>10 TB
What on earth is all that data?

Our entire office doesn't even hit that.

>>56593268
The speed isn't really a problem. 10mbps is good enough to stream HD and play games, what I really want is data.

>>56593309
I don't know where the nearest tower is, but the last time I talked to them they said I wasn't in range. That was a year ago, I should probably contact them again.

>>56593411
That's just a complete guess.

Was using 2TB with TWC @ 300/20 or whatever.


>Not watching 400 YouTube videos a day.
>Not running a torrentbox.
>Not running a porn torrentbox.
>Not watching Netflix.
>Not downloadan

feels good man

>>56593435
>Seedboxing on 1gig link
You're doing a public service, anon.

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>>56593442
*

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>>56593447
:3

>>56593433
>10mbps is good enough to stream HD and play games
Topkek, no it's not. It's bare minimum to get by today.

>>56593433
You might not be in range with some shitty omnidirectional transceiver indoors, but if you can find the closest tower, you can calculate exactly what you'd need to connect.

>>56593486
Except it is?

Most HD streams require 5mbps or less, and gaming uses next to no bandwidth, but is sensitive to latency and packet loss.

>>56593520
but speed is important as----------

>>56593520
Exactly, bare minimum to get by. Even mobile data has faster connection than that.

>>56593540
>>10mbps is good enough to stream HD and play games
>Topkek, no it's not. It's bare minimum to get by today.
>No it's not

You said it wasn't enough.

>>56593539
What?

>>56593556
>You said it wasn't enough.
Not for most, yeah. Also bare minimum for some services.

>>56593540
Currently with my Rogers subscription I'm getting mobile internet at 10mbps. The only time I notice the speed is when I download something big, like a game or with torrents.

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My connection is idle or close to idle like 95% of the time. Private trackers suck for utilizing a connection.

>>56588990
At least it's still enough to log into MMOs and ask random foreigners for gold

I have no idea because I don't need to look at it.