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Originally Posted by BuckeyeNation
Thanks. Do you know how many gigabytes that would be?
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Not trying to come off like a jerk, but this just got to me. Uh, how about trying some basic math?
60 seconds x 60 minutes x 24 hours = 86,400 seconds in a day.
30 days (avg. month) x 86,400 = 2,592,000 seconds in a day.
Avg bit rate of 2mbps (2 million bits per second) = 250,000 bytes per second.
2,592,000 seconds x 250,000 bytes per second = 648,000,000,000 bytes (648 gigabytes) per month.
Took me all of about 30 seconds to figure this out (about four times longer to type it).
Again, not trying to an ass-clown, but this stuff just gets to me. Last week I went to Maui Tacos and got a meal that came out to $6.81, and I gave this chick a $10-bill. She hit the wrong button on the register so that while the total came up, it wouldn't finalize the transaction (and thus figure the change for her). The manager came over with the drawer key to force the change drawer open and told her just give me the change and went back to what he was doing. Well, guess what...this frickin' mental giant couldn't subtract $6.81 from $10.00. I could only take about 10 seconds of her totally stupefied look before I said as nicely as I could, "19 cents to make $7 and then $3 to make $10". She let out a sigh of relief, thought for a second, and said, "So, $3.19, right?". It was all I could do to keep the little smile on my face and not reach over the counter and Shi'ite-smack her...
