1080p YouTube video streaming on Hayai Broadband
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it still applies. say 100 out of those 1000 are using their bandwidth on torrents, then throttling torrents does free up some bandwidth and allows them to get in more customers on the same capacity.
also, they seem to be throttling sites like megavideo too.
also, they seem to be throttling sites like megavideo too.
these 1000 customers can still use regular download managers and that would be enough to saturate the lines. what is the probability that majority of airtel users would know about torrents and would be using them together at the same time? they are specifically targeting torrents and as you said megavideo. giving 10% of speeds on torrents during the day time is pretty sick on airtel's part when i have a fixed amount of bandwidth allotted to me every month. 
My opinion will be that many of the downloaders use torrents, so throttling torrents may free up bandwidth, especially when users download files which are not available via any other source (ask me, I wanted a game which was 12 years old, and the company selling the game had closed down. Nowhere to be found on the Internet.. searched for torrents and got it..
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(ask me, I wanted a game which was 12 years old, and the company selling the game had closed down. Nowhere to be found on the Internet.. searched for torrents and got it..
you are ancient
lulz
you are ancient
lulz
I could have killed for that game
THAT was the degree I wanted it to..
However torrents saved a life..
wonder what that game is? roadrash ?
THAT was the degree I wanted it to..However torrents saved a life..
wonder what that game is? roadrash ?
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