Post your bandwidth usage over 60 days
Less than 100GB = total normie
Less than 250GB = normie
More than 500GB = not bad
More than 1TB = shared wifi, doesn't count.
Post your bandwidth usage over 60 days
Less than 100GB = total normie
Less than 250GB = normie
More than 500GB = not bad
More than 1TB = shared wifi, doesn't count.
728.36 gb
> being this autistic
not everyone is a fucking shut-in NEET loser like you
Downloaded in the last 30 days: 646GB
Uploaded: 227GB
>using default network name
>using Windows
>"shared wifi", using wifi at all
And you think you have the ability to judge other people as being "normies" or not.
>wifi
>not a dirty casual
roughly 800gb down, about 50 up
>NSA/Windows
BOTNET
and that's just one PC I own.
gram bit?
How do I check on Win7?
[spoiler] still better than botnet 10 [/spoiler]
about 2tb upload and 250gb download
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302GB, more than I would have thought although I did just install some steam games. learn something new every day in Windows 10 Pro TM, everything "just works" haha so chill love windows 10 dont you guys?
how?
you share computer?
I can see the last 30 days but how do I see the past 60?
>more than 1TB doesn't count
I used to go through 2TB every month on my own
>More than 1TB = shared wifi, doesn't count.
implying
...
No, but I do live in a country where torrenting is functionally legal, so...
oh yeah.. I forgot about torrenting
I barely torrent myself due to lack of finding good movies and series that can take my attention..
despite downloading movies being illegal here the government itself can't really tap into what you're doing without informing the ISP and them informing the customer that they're being surveillanced.
So for the government to to actually enforce the law it'll require more resources than what they're willing to do.
If the government goes around this barrier and then taps into what you're doing and takes you to court they're also likely to be held accountable for a punishable offence.
I'm right around 2tb for this month not including my server.
>uses windows
>call others normies