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Topic Started: Aug 15 2008, 09:17 AM (228 Views)
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BananasInPajamas
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Aug 15 2008, 09:17 AM
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im a noob when it comes to internet stuff.
does downloading too many files/large files at once have any consequences or side effects? lets just say that i need to DL 43 100mb files and im wondering if doing this all at once will be a bad idea. (isp will get mad, look into downloads, i dk)
inform me!
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clspart
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Aug 15 2008, 09:35 AM
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nope there is no consequence but if u download all the files at the same time the download rate is gonna be divided
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Aug 15 2008, 09:54 AM
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- Aug 15 2008, 08:35 AM
nope there is no consequence but if u download all the files at the same time the download rate is gonna be divided
Wat He Said.and actually some ISPs do have a bandwidth limit for your monthly downloads but not most.
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Silver Hammer
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Aug 15 2008, 09:57 AM
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nope there is no consequence but if u download all the files at the same time the download rate is gonna be divided
Wat He Said.and actually some ISPs do have a bandwidth limit for your monthly downloads but not most.
Soon, all wireless providers are going to cap monthly limits at 5GB. Imagine if you go afk for a day and you get DDoSd during that time and your monthly quota is exceeded, lol. I mean, their not going to shut off your net, just charge you extra tarrifs for going over the limit.
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iLLuSiOn`
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Aug 15 2008, 10:00 AM
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nope there is no consequence but if u download all the files at the same time the download rate is gonna be divided
Wat He Said.and actually some ISPs do have a bandwidth limit for your monthly downloads but not most.
Soon, all wireless providers are going to cap monthly limits at 5GB. Imagine if you go afk for a day and you get DDoSd during that time and your monthly quota is exceeded, lol. I mean, their not going to shut off your net, just charge you extra tarrifs for going over the limit.
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Aug 15 2008, 11:13 AM
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- BananasInPajamas
- Aug 15 2008, 08:17 AM
im a noob when it comes to internet stuff.
does downloading too many files/large files at once have any consequences or side effects? lets just say that i need to DL 43 100mb files and im wondering if doing this all at once will be a bad idea. (isp will get mad, look into downloads, i dk)
inform me!
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BananasInPajamas
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Aug 15 2008, 11:39 AM
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- BananasInPajamas
- Aug 15 2008, 08:17 AM
im a noob when it comes to internet stuff.
does downloading too many files/large files at once have any consequences or side effects? lets just say that i need to DL 43 100mb files and im wondering if doing this all at once will be a bad idea. (isp will get mad, look into downloads, i dk)
inform me!
ok.
not gonna lie, i loled.
sod are you saying 5GB PER MONTH? kkwatwat....????????? nomorehalomontages!???????
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Pureš
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Aug 15 2008, 12:57 PM
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i'm just curious as to what he is downloading, to not want the ISP to look into it..
ISP knows pretty much everything you do anyway.
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- Wě˘kéĐł
- Aug 25 2008, 09:25 AM
LOL revolt, esco says it best on aog forums. you truly are a waste of sperm, your mother should've swallowed you.
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BananasInPajamas
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Aug 15 2008, 01:24 PM
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i'm just curious as to what he is downloading, to not want the ISP to look into it..
ISP knows pretty much everything you do anyway.
rapidshare stuff. its done already btw. and ive gotten plenty of those warning things from ISP when i used to do torrents, so i stopped.
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Aug 15 2008, 03:07 PM
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Man your PCs. The bandwidth hogs are revolting and Comcast is the recipient of their virtual torches and pitchforks.
Customers across the country have been contacted by the telecom giant with a warning to curb excessive bandwidth consumption or risk a one-year service termination. Comcast, however, is refusing to reveal how much bandwidth use is allowed, making it impossible for customers to know if they are in danger of violating Comcast's limit.
The move has driven customers to sign up with other service providers.
"Comcast and I are not on speaking terms," said Frank Carreiro, a West Jordan, Utah resident who had his Internet service terminated by Comcast in January.
Carreiro said he received a message from a Comcast Security Assurance representative in December, who warned him that he was hogging too much of the company's bandwidth and needed to cut down. When Carreiro contacted customer service about the call, they had no idea what he was talking about and suggested it was a prank phone call. Unconvinced, Carreiro contacted Comcast several more times, but was again told there was no problem.
A month later, he woke up to a dead Internet connection. Customer service directed him to the Security Assurance division, which Carreiro said informed him he would now be without service for one year.
Carreiro said he told Security Assurance that customer service had cleared him of any wrongdoing, but Security Assurance reportedly told him that customer service is not kept abreast of bandwidth issues for security purposes. Comcast also refused to tell Carreiro how much bandwidth he would have been allowed to use to avoid service termination.
"It was a very frustrating experience," he said.
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Pureš
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Aug 15 2008, 03:38 PM
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- BananasInPajamas
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- Pureš
- Aug 15 2008, 11:57 AM
i'm just curious as to what he is downloading, to not want the ISP to look into it..
ISP knows pretty much everything you do anyway.
rapidshare stuff. its done already btw. and ive gotten plenty of those warning things from ISP when i used to do torrents, so i stopped.
gg
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- Wě˘kéĐł
- Aug 25 2008, 09:25 AM
LOL revolt, esco says it best on aog forums. you truly are a waste of sperm, your mother should've swallowed you.
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BananasInPajamas
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Aug 15 2008, 03:42 PM
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good thing i dont use comcast o.O. gayness
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