At&t capping broad-band.

[outlawauron]

Kasz216 said:

outlawauron said:

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izaaz101 said:

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ssj12 said:

i download (pirate) software to try, movies, anime, and demos of games. Plus MMORPGs and League of Legends.

How do you even see how much your using?

Some torrent programs show how much you've used since installation...you could record the number on the first of the month and then look at it at the end of the month, over the course of a year (although, this assumes that you solely use torrents to download).

I'm not even sure I have a torrent installer on my PC.

Don't pirate, so any torrenting I would of did would of soley been mods.

Really I just watch a ton of Netflix.  Wouldn't come close to the cap but just curious for academic purposes.

utorrent recorded the amount of data downloaded/uploaded for the past 31 days. You can check it at any time.

Like, from utorrent or from your system as a whole?

Only from utorrent.

I think everyone generally has a pretty standard amoutn of bandwidth used unless you're watching a ton of streamed content.

I do tend to watch a decent amount.  More in the past.  Been watching Full Metal Alchemist Brotherhood lately.  It amuses me how they kept everything the same except the story.  I't s got to confuse the crap out of people who don't see the title screen.

Well, the original should be the confusing thing if anything does at all. There's a reason BONES sought to remake their own adaptation once the manga was coming to a close.