I'm on unlimited and I don't even think my ISP (Vodafone) has anywhere where I can see what my usage is.

MurrayM:

 

I'm on unlimited and I don't even think my ISP (Vodafone) has anywhere where I can see what my usage is.

 

Talkiet:

 

Personally I wish electricity was flat rate so I could run the air conditioner 24/7 to keep the house cool during summer but have a fan heater under my desk to keep my feet warm since I don't like wearing socks.

 

If my heatpump could convert the heat already in the house into electricity and export it to the grid I would run that 24/7 along with my 8 bay foot warmer. ;)

Averaging around 3TBpm at the moment, and a surprisingly large portion of that is not from all the Linux ISOs.

Three people in a house, all running multiple gaming devices. Streaming, updates, and game installs are legitimately using well over 1TBpm.

Then there's the ISOs, and the server sharing those ISO with friends, and the offsite backups of all said ISOs. My peak was 20TB in a month when I first set up replication from my NAS.

Like my avatar cousin @murraym , I'm on unlimited with Vodafone and have no idea how much I am using.

I suspect it's not much compared to some of you here.