Posted by: Daniel Carrera
on June 08, 2005 02:42 AM
If you pay your ISP for up to 50 GB per month of downstream bandwith and you're only using 40 GB, then you have 10 GB of unused bandwith that you could use at no extra cost.
This is how a project I'm involved with, OOoAuthors, gets its bandwidth (<a href="http://oooauthors.org/" title="oooauthors.org">http://oooauthors.org/</a oooauthors.org>). We get the unused bandwith from Digital Distribution (<a href="http://digitaldistribution.com/" title="digitaldistribution.com">http://digitaldistribution.com/</a digitaldistribution.com>) which is an open source-friendly company.
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Posted by: Daniel Carrera on June 08, 2005 02:42 AMThis is how a project I'm involved with, OOoAuthors, gets its bandwidth (<a href="http://oooauthors.org/" title="oooauthors.org">http://oooauthors.org/</a oooauthors.org>). We get the unused bandwith from Digital Distribution (<a href="http://digitaldistribution.com/" title="digitaldistribution.com">http://digitaldistribution.com/</a digitaldistribution.com>) which is an open source-friendly company.
Cheers,
Daniel.
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