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Ok so I am being sad today. My router gives me pretty graphs showing my daily and monthly incoming and outgoing traffic.
Here are some examples of what it tells me
Jan in 1587MB out 240MB
Dec in 8907MB out 486MB
Aug in 43159MB out 10176MB
Its a good job I am not on a 3G dongle
August 23rd was a busy day with incoming of 23512MB and outgoing of 569MB. I would guess thats when I was downloading Windows password cracking rainbow tables
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I am like the rest of the folk who have posted.......I don't know, and care even less.
Why would it matter...if that isn't a daft question(it probably is!)?
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Should be generating your own tables Neil, save the poor bandwidth!
I haven't the foggiest how much I use.
I am on unlimited downloads so it was faster to download than generate my own. They are only 80gig uncompressed.
Funny I posted this today, a friend as been called from BT, saying in December she downloaded 11GB, 1 GB over her limit. They will charge her £1 per GB in the future.
She does not download anything and uses it mainly for facebook and msn. Her daughter uses the same plus youtube and iplayer. Looks like a look of download for what she is doing to me.
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