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On Sat, Jul 16, 2022 at 10:18 AM Dale <rdalek1967@×××××.com> wrote: |
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> If I understand this correctly, they are stating bits but most data |
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speeds are commonly in bytes. I read once where one should divide by 8 or |
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9 to get the true speed in common use. Internet folks use the larger |
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number because it makes it look bigger. If I'm correct, and allowing a |
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little for overhead, I'll see about 50MBs/sec in common use terms. In |
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other words, using none salesman terms. |
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> From what they state, there is no limits. I may be a bit of a heavy user |
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at first but at some point, hard drive space will slow me down. I'm a |
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collector of videos and other documents. If I download it, I tend to keep |
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it unless it is really of no use. I've got videos on appliance repairs, |
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tractor, tree management and just interesting stuff that I refer back to. |
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It's a lot. Organizing it is also fun. |
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> I'm hoping to get it pretty soon. It's getting really close to me. |
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> Dale |
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Comcast currently gives me 1.3T bytes/month download. I don't think they |
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limit my upload because with the low speed or upload no one will ever use |
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that much. |
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bits to bytes is *8. I typically use about 200G bytes/month so I'm a long |
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way from hitting the 1.3T Byte limit. I don't use much 4K video though. |
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