--On torsdag, november 22, 2001 15:49:40 -0700 Vernon Schryver
<vjs(_at_)calcite(_dot_)rhyolite(_dot_)com> wrote:
Please help me understand. Perhaps 1000 mail messages per year, each
containing about 6 KBytes, is a significant extra load for Mr. Resnick's
local network and machine. Since 6 MByte in a year is equivalent to
at most about 150 HTTP pages in a year, Mr. Resnick's network and
machine must not be used for "web surfing." Is that true?
real numbers are nice.
it's approximately 4 kbytes, and up to 50 messages per day during "hectic
time" (such as November 16). I think the total is around 4000 messages/year.
so at 33.6 kbits/sec, it is around 45 seconds of added download time for
each day of I-D announcements. Your modem speed and efficiency may vary.
Harald