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This month thus far, 31tb.
800 - 900 GB per month, 2 adults and 2 minors. Moderate downloading from usenet, all services local, only reachable using wireguard.
I do about a terabyte of traffic a day. All you good folks are seeding linux ISO's... right?
My ISP does not have a data cap or anything like that so I pay no attention to that. What are you doing that you only use that much?
I rarely go over 1TB per month at home. It's usually closer to 500GB. My seedbox goes through several TB per month with all of those Linux ISOs though.
Over the last 6 months have averaged 200gb per day with a peak of 2.4tb in one day
Just over 8 tb since yesterday, just on getting my trove (RPG) of Linux isos
My ISP doesn't cap, so I never really noticed/checked. If I had to swag, I'd say 300 gb to 500 gb just depending on what's going on. A large majority of that is streaming music from Navidrome on a daily basis. Just one user. No mass downloading of Linux ISOs.
I continue to be astonished at how much data people are getting through.
Am I technogrouch for continuing to watch video at no more than 1080p?
even basic fullhd can pull several gigs per hour, per stream.
my adopted dad used to hit their old 8gb per month jetpak quota in one weekend just refreshing a local auction site (they don't stream or so much other than email and banking at home otherwise)
Am I technogrouch for continuing to watch video at no more than 1080p?
I rarely watch any video. Video tutorials just aren't as informative to me, than if you read the exact same material. If it's a tutorial on something mechanical, where part x has to line up with part z, or the wheels fall off, sure.
I watch stuff at 1080p but 1.5x-2x. A 1h video at that with 6kbps and 60fps can be quite consuming especially if a lot is happening. Have that on in the background for 8h plus doing other stuff (gotta pull docker images, or the blackhole that is npm) and you get over 10GB daily easily. Add a modern game or two a month and you're above 1TiB/month.
I only just recently UPGRADED to 1080. I spent the better part of the last decade only dealing in 720p.
My TV has been 1080 forever, I plan on upgrading to 4k for HDR, miniLED. I might try some 4k stuff 🤷♂️
Usually between 2-3TB. My ISP has a 4TB soft cap. I've hit that a few times
Just the servers this month 31,7TiB and 3,4TiB. Yearly 563,6TiB and 54,2TiB. This does not count computers or other devices.
For a fair comparisson, take the smaller server, that one is acting as a more normal service, hosting Nextcloud and Immich among other daily life things.
Wanted to flex my huge upload numbers, but turns out i'm down to 20 Tb a month! Guess next few nights will be spent trying to figure out what happened.
I do around 0.75tb per day, so like 22 per month. A lot of that is probably seeding and streaming as 90% of it is upload.
Router has 35d uptime, WAN interface stats shows Tx/Rx 3,9TB / 28TB. Most of the downstream is obviously IPTV and other streaming services, upstream is mostly offsite backups.
Not sure. Depends on how many of my family are using our home services that month and how often and from where.
I know I will regularly hit my mobile providers soft cap of 80GB at some point in the middle of the month on just my cell phone.
I figure the household hard line probably sees 3 or 4 TB per month at a minimum.
50-100TB
I'm at around 1-2 TB per month, so you clearly have some room for improvement there xD
About 1.5TB out / 500GB in.
Never thought this'd be a rookie number but I bet I'm certainly in that Top 1% with my ISP.



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