ADSL = 90% illegal content!

Not all of it, I heard some disturbing rumours of noone's pr0n production.
Pearl Jam downloads here
 
Last edited:
killadoob said:
yeah but 99.99 % of it is. even the porn is ripped porn from dvd so its still pirated

It seems to me, that you know very little about p2p. Why should it be illegal for example to download Smallville or open source software, etc.
 
ok thats .01% of stuff what about the trillions of pirated mp3s dvd's games etc if you look at whats legal as opposed to what isnt their is a massive difference not that i care either way
 
Please dont plead to be innocent killadoob. I am just asking myself why would you go for uncapped services (sorry 30 GB cap..*gg*) when you dont use p2p for whatever downloads....
 
but the thing is i do use it alot of it and about 29 gig goes to p2p.

thats why i wouldnt go through uunet because you dont have a cap but you also have slow p2p which means i wouldnt reach 30 gigs in a month anyhow.
 
my dear killadoof, just to mention. My traffic with UUNET for March...= a fast and silent 61.1 GB.......and now, anything to say????
 
ftp

Love to know how you got 61 Gig, i obtained the UUNET service for fast FTP downloads for my business but i get 5K/s international. Well i might as well just use this p2p kaaza crap seeing as i can't download anything with FTP.
 
must admit, most of it with p2p (torrent and eMule, not Kazaa, if then Kazaa lite) and some uploads for my webdesign.
 
celemasiko please copy and paste those 61.1 gig details

i could also say i have a ferrari but does that mean i have one?

show me proof and i believe you.

killadof
no doof
who is doof again?
 
killadoob said:
celemasiko please copy and paste those 61.1 gig details

i could also say i have a ferrari but does that mean i have one?

show me proof and i believe you.

killadof
no doof
who is doof again?
Why would you insinuate celemasiko is lying?

If my math is correct averaging at 20KB/s 24/7 would net you just over 50gb in a 31 day month - and that’s just d/l. With p2p you've got to pay the piper so to speak by contributing back.

Even at an average d/l speed of just 10KBs we’re talking over 25mb - again – one way traffic. Thats dangerously close to the magic 30gb cap.

You like AYCE and that’s fine – different strokes for different folks - but I have no doubt that at the end of the month 30gb would not have been sufficient for my needs.
 
Last edited:
Celemasiko said:
for killadoof to be happy. Please remember p2p is getting and giving...

http://www.celemasiko.za.net/Goodies/BW Meter.jpg


...30 GB would not fit for me either....!!!
Like the look of that BW Meter so have just installed it on one of my machines. Even though it will only provide a partial picture of my usage, the pc I installed it one is the machine I keep running for downloading and skype so it will measure the bulk of the traffic.
 
well, those that pay have the choice, so until its free for all, then can we regulate until then this is the choice.
 
louisp said:
I often Skype while playing... and Skype eats bandwidth. Doing just this gets me to my cap real quick.

Skype doesn't use much bandwidth !? :confused: I use it at home and it never exceeds 6-7KB/sec
 
dude p2p is not getting and giving i have edonkey i give myself 60 kbs and give 1 kbps thats nothing to give
 
Vio said:
Skype doesn't use much bandwidth !? I use it at home and it never exceeds 6-7KB/sec

Well, I mostly use it when playing Battle for Middle Earth with 2 friends (3v3)

When doing a conference call the rate increases to an average of 110Kbps. (Sounds a bit much, but this includes up and down)

So If I play a 2.5hr session that would take up 120MB of bandwidth!! That excludes the game bandwidth.

So, If I ONLY play BFME using Skype I will only be able to play roughly 22 sessions a month, no browsing, no d/ling anything else....


Does this make sense now?
 
no roughly 13k/s times 60 then 60 for an hour accounting to me is 24 meg an hour right
so it would be around 60 megs you would use for skype and i doubt middle earch uses alot of bandwidth as well
 
Top
Sign up to the MyBroadband newsletter
X