Can't say I knew about the 250GB cap on their service before the overage charges... I've been using a little program called DU Meter for years to monitor my bandwidth usage and I know I've seen a ~235GB month. Thankfully, no love note from Comcast.
Can't believe how big everyone is on Torrents... you want to pull hard bandwidth, get yourself a good NNTP service. When I hope for a 150k/sec torrent download, my NNTP can crank at 6MB/sec easily.
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Can't say I knew about the 250GB cap on their service before the overage charges... I've been using a little program called DU Meter for years to monitor my bandwidth usage and I know I've seen a ~235GB month. Thankfully, no love note from Comcast.
Can't believe how big everyone is on Torrents... you want to pull hard bandwidth, get yourself a good NNTP service. When I hope for a 150k/sec torrent download, my NNTP can crank at 6MB/sec easily.
@8Complex
Many people don't even know what that is :) but I agree much faster and worth it
@8Complex Shhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh, the first rule of NNTP is DON'T TALK about NNTP
@8Complex
You should find better torrents. I have no trouble pegging my 12Mb connection on a single file, and it doesn't cost me anything.