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Idol
Posts: 2140
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
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It seems like I cannot control myself when it comes to the downloads, and it is frustrating when I can do f*** all for 3 weeks, so I would like some way to self-throttle myself - perhaps allocate a daily quota and if I go over it gets throttled till the next day. Is there some software I can do that with?
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| #0 08:07pm 15/03/08 |
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Triamks
Posts: 1484
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
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I've heard things about NetLimiter.
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| #1 08:14pm 15/03/08 |
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trog
AGN Admin
Posts: 22964
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
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This sounds doomed to fail. Exercise some self control!
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| #2 08:17pm 15/03/08 |
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rubba-chikin
Posts: 5890
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
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What ISP are you with?
Net Usage for firefox calculates your daily quota based on your remaining limit and will show you when you are over/under etc. It won't throttle you but its a good visual indicator. I use it to judge whether I can afford to download something large. |
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| #3 08:58pm 15/03/08 |
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gimpy
Posts: 1931
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
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+1 NetLimiter
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| #4 09:02pm 15/03/08 |
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whoop
Posts: 12562
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
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I'm with trog, doomed to fail. Your program will throttle you and you'll think to yourself "well i'll just download this one big file", disable it, and you'll say that x10 and before you know it you'll be over the limit.
I did the same thing when I told my computer to shut itself down at a specific time to stop me staying up all night, I kept aborting the shutdown command to finish 1 little thing that turned into more little things and what do you know it's 2am. |
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Mantra
Crusty old man
Posts: 1928
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
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I use MUM with Internode and it's very handy. Before I download something huge I wave my mouse over it and it tells me my daily quota for the rest of the billing period. I have never ever been throttled...
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| #6 10:48pm 15/03/08 |
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$ack
Posts: 187
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
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+1 NetLimiter
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| #7 02:36am 16/03/08 |
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ravn0s
Posts: 6153
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
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+1 NetLimiter |
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| #8 03:32am 16/03/08 |
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Strange Rash
Posts: 780
Location:
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+1 self control
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| #9 09:27am 16/03/08 |
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3x0dus
Posts: 984
Location: Townsville, Queensland
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I use your MOM as well.
if you have a billion modem it may have inbound/outbound throttling as well as time of day blocking. etc |
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| #10 11:52am 16/03/08 |
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parabol
Posts: 4080
Location: Sydney, New South Wales
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I use MUM with Internode and it's very handy. Before I download something huge I wave my mouse over it and it tells me my daily quota for the rest of the billing period. I have never ever been throttled... Only really works if you are far from reaching your quota, since the usage meter lags behind the real usage (awesome tool though). Another vote for self-control. |
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| #11 12:03pm 16/03/08 |
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gimpy
Posts: 1932
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
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He doesn't have self control..
It seems like I cannot control myself when it comes to the downloads |
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| #12 12:06pm 16/03/08 |
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Reverend Evil™
Posts: 15545
Location: Wynnum, Queensland
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The only way I can see this working is if he has someone standing behind him with a cattle prod and blasts him every time a big file starts to leech.
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| #13 12:11pm 16/03/08 |
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Mantra
Crusty old man
Posts: 1931
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
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The only way I can see this working is if he has someone standing behind him with a cattle prod and blasts him every time a big file starts to leech.I think we'd need to auction that opportunity, we could make a lot of money for some charity, it is Idol after all ;) |
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| #14 12:23pm 16/03/08 |
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Fireblood
Posts: 8140
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
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Use Utorrent Scheduling (Assuming you have offpeak etc)
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| #15 05:17pm 16/03/08 |
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big bear
Posts: 27
Location: Sunshine Coast, Queensland
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-1 Netlimiter
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| #16 06:18pm 16/03/08 |
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Idol
Posts: 2143
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
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I already use uTorrent scheduling, I'd download netlimiter but i'm capped....
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| #17 12:00am 17/03/08 |
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teq
Posts: 1006
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
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haha, how are you connected?
if its adsl, force it to sync at 512kbit |
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Idol
Posts: 2169
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
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I don't want slow internet until i've gone over a certain limit.
OK so I got the netlimiter app from the local computer store, how can I do this? adsl2+ tpg |
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| #19 12:24am 24/03/08 |
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scooby
Posts: 3415
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
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netlimiter seems to work but its pretty ghey in the way it goes about it
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Mr Hardware
Posts: 2771
Location: Caloundra, Sunshine Coast, Queensland
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OK so I got the netlimiter app from the local computer storeiswydt |
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