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baineschile
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Re: Yay karl, another blunder

I will concede that its not 100%, but you must agree that it is a significant portion. Look up ANY legitamate torrent site and see what the top download of the week are.

Even with unbox and streaming netflix, xbox live and general web surfing, one would still have to watch 50+ movies per month to hit 250 gigs.
permalink · 2008-09-23 17:17:45 · Reply to this

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Re: Yay karl, another blunder

Since when did ztmike on his post every mention the word torrent? You seem to think the majority of congestion is caused by torrents lol. The majority of congestion is now caused by video services like netflix, youtube, veoh, itunes, all you can download music services, and streaming sites.

Then again it does seem like you have some stake in comcast as you never give any one anti comcast some slack.
permalink · 2008-09-23 17:51:58 · Reply to this

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Re: Yay karl, another blunder

said by pspcrazy See Profile :

The majority of congestion is now caused by video services like netflix, youtube, veoh, itunes, all you can download music services, and streaming sites.
No it isn't. It's been said before the majority of bandwidth consumption is from P2P services.
permalink · 2008-09-23 18:39:18 · Reply to this
lordofwhee

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Re: Yay karl, another blunder

A year ago, yes, but in the last few months streaming video has far surpassed torrents as the largest use of bandwidth.
permalink · 2008-09-23 19:04:03 · Reply to this

imrf
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Re: Yay karl, another blunder

No it hasn't.
permalink · 2008-09-23 19:34:19 · Reply to this

digitalfreak

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Re: Yay karl, another blunder

TK, is that you?
permalink · 2008-09-24 08:20:00 · Reply to this
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