Comments on: Bandwidth Monitoring and Capping http://chris.pirillo.com/bandwidth-monitoring-and-capping/ News and Reviews! Geek, Internet Entrepreneur, Hardware Addict, Software Junkie, Book Author, Once TV Show Host, Technology Enthusiast, Shameless Self-Promoter, Tech Conference Coordinator, Early Adopter, Idea Evangelist, Tech Support Blogger, Bootstrapper, Media Personality, Technology Consultant, Thicker Quicker Picker Upper. Thu, 16 Feb 2012 23:17:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3 By: bayoujim http://chris.pirillo.com/bandwidth-monitoring-and-capping/#comment-531892 bayoujim Fri, 31 Aug 2007 13:12:30 +0000 http://chris.pirillo.com/2007/08/30/bandwidth-monitoring-and-capping/#comment-531892 Why not install more fiber optic cables so everyone does not have to worry about bandwidth. I think Chris's bandwidth should be capped, too much computer knowledge would escape into the world. Bandwidth capping and charging a tiered layer for Internet access is the beginning where only the rich can afford it. This makes the Internet providers very happy. Why not install more fiber optic cables so everyone does not have to worry about bandwidth. I think Chris’s bandwidth should be capped, too much computer knowledge would escape into the world.

Bandwidth capping and charging a tiered layer for Internet access is the beginning where only the rich can afford it. This makes the Internet providers very happy.

]]> By: bayoujim http://chris.pirillo.com/bandwidth-monitoring-and-capping/#comment-531893 bayoujim Fri, 31 Aug 2007 13:12:30 +0000 http://chris.pirillo.com/2007/08/30/bandwidth-monitoring-and-capping/#comment-531893 Why not install more fiber optic cables so everyone does not have to worry about bandwidth. I think Chris's bandwidth should be capped, too much computer knowledge would escape into the world. Bandwidth capping and charging a tiered layer for Internet access is the beginning where only the rich can afford it. This makes the Internet providers very happy. Why not install more fiber optic cables so everyone does not have to worry about bandwidth. I think Chris’s bandwidth should be capped, too much computer knowledge would escape into the world.

Bandwidth capping and charging a tiered layer for Internet access is the beginning where only the rich can afford it. This makes the Internet providers very happy.

]]> By: Mike Power http://chris.pirillo.com/bandwidth-monitoring-and-capping/#comment-536141 Mike Power Fri, 31 Aug 2007 11:36:25 +0000 http://chris.pirillo.com/2007/08/30/bandwidth-monitoring-and-capping/#comment-536141 I'm based in the UK and I'm just about to change ISP after British Telecom Broadband started traffic shaping in the evening. My 8meg connection drops to below 1 meg for six hours and now they are capping as well, even though I signed up for 'unlimited' use. I'm moving to ADSL24 and getting 345 gigs a month uncapped, unthrottled and fully burstable. And they include a control panel which allows me to check pretty well everything I want. So I should be getting a minimum of 7.2 megs 24/7 for little more than I pay now. Extra gigs work out at about 25pence (50 cents) per month. Not bad really :) In life, people usually have to pay for what they consume and I don't see why bandwidth should be any different. I’m based in the UK and I’m just about to change ISP after British Telecom Broadband started traffic shaping in the evening. My 8meg connection drops to below 1 meg for six hours and now they are capping as well, even though I signed up for ‘unlimited’ use. I’m moving to ADSL24 and getting 345 gigs a month uncapped, unthrottled and fully burstable. And they include a control panel which allows me to check pretty well everything I want. So I should be getting a minimum of 7.2 megs 24/7 for little more than I pay now. Extra gigs work out at about 25pence (50 cents) per month. Not bad really :)

In life, people usually have to pay for what they consume and I don’t see why bandwidth should be any different.

]]> By: Mike Power http://chris.pirillo.com/bandwidth-monitoring-and-capping/#comment-536140 Mike Power Fri, 31 Aug 2007 11:36:25 +0000 http://chris.pirillo.com/2007/08/30/bandwidth-monitoring-and-capping/#comment-536140 I'm based in the UK and I'm just about to change ISP after British Telecom Broadband started traffic shaping in the evening. My 8meg connection drops to below 1 meg for six hours and now they are capping as well, even though I signed up for 'unlimited' use. I'm moving to ADSL24 and getting 345 gigs a month uncapped, unthrottled and fully burstable. And they include a control panel which allows me to check pretty well everything I want. So I should be getting a minimum of 7.2 megs 24/7 for little more than I pay now. Extra gigs work out at about 25pence (50 cents) per month. Not bad really :) In life, people usually have to pay for what they consume and I don't see why bandwidth should be any different. I’m based in the UK and I’m just about to change ISP after British Telecom Broadband started traffic shaping in the evening. My 8meg connection drops to below 1 meg for six hours and now they are capping as well, even though I signed up for ‘unlimited’ use. I’m moving to ADSL24 and getting 345 gigs a month uncapped, unthrottled and fully burstable. And they include a control panel which allows me to check pretty well everything I want. So I should be getting a minimum of 7.2 megs 24/7 for little more than I pay now. Extra gigs work out at about 25pence (50 cents) per month. Not bad really :)

In life, people usually have to pay for what they consume and I don’t see why bandwidth should be any different.

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