I thought for a moment the frost was in the shape of Europe . <| sep |> Just when you think the bar could not go any lower , now the Constitution doesn ' t matter . It would have been interesting to have seen what Scalia would have done with this . It might have been more amazing than Simone Biles ' s floor routine . <| sep |> Is there a difference ? <| sep |> They may have been using different tests than the Department of Defense . Ones that are more sensitive to some things than others . Or my doc was full of shit . He may have just been full of shit . <| sep |> Original post This is how you strut your stuff <| sep |> Theoretically , in that the amount of bandwidth times time operated gives a cap , but the limiting factor is bandwidth . There will never be a time in which the network shrugs its shoulders and stops working because it hits a cap . Bandwidth used by customers can never exceed the bandwidth of the network . The network then becomes a bottleneck , and slows down user traffic . This is what happens at peak usage hours . Anyone who lives in a apartment building has probably experienced the effects of it . A data cap on customers won ' t change that . Those peak hours exist because of a common time in which customers use their service , and data caps primarily serve to remove customers who hit their caps , usually only possible by using data outside of peak hours . It doesn ' t relieve network congestion to any significant degree .