St. Phatty
Active member
Since the winter storm that blew over 1 of the 2 telecom towers in my part of the county, I have been working with Less Internet.
Part of the solution is to use "Straight Talk Wireless hot spot", which is expensive unless you limit your downloads to 4 Gigabytes a month.
i.e. 130 Megabytes a day. It's like going back in time 25 years to 1998, when I was using fast dial-up.
I downloaded 2 traffic monitoring programs, "Networx" and "Bandwidth Monitor".
Bandwidth Monitor was a little more clear.
The first time I loaded it, IC Mag was the biggest overhead. 76 Megabytes just for loading the home page @
The second "fattest" page was Drudge Report, @ 59 MB.
It would be great if ICMag could make a low bandwidth version of the forums. This might involve text versions of the ads - because people with limited bandwidth still need genetics !
UPDATE - when I read ICMag on Sunday Feb. 5, it only used 18 Megabytes, even though I read like 10 different pages.
Either ICMag traffic varies widely, OR there was another page in the background being a bandwidth hog.
Part of the solution is to use "Straight Talk Wireless hot spot", which is expensive unless you limit your downloads to 4 Gigabytes a month.
i.e. 130 Megabytes a day. It's like going back in time 25 years to 1998, when I was using fast dial-up.
I downloaded 2 traffic monitoring programs, "Networx" and "Bandwidth Monitor".
Bandwidth Monitor was a little more clear.
The first time I loaded it, IC Mag was the biggest overhead. 76 Megabytes just for loading the home page @
International Cannagraphic Magazine Forums
Get help from the ICMag community with any grow question here.
www.icmag.com
The second "fattest" page was Drudge Report, @ 59 MB.
It would be great if ICMag could make a low bandwidth version of the forums. This might involve text versions of the ads - because people with limited bandwidth still need genetics !
UPDATE - when I read ICMag on Sunday Feb. 5, it only used 18 Megabytes, even though I read like 10 different pages.
Either ICMag traffic varies widely, OR there was another page in the background being a bandwidth hog.
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