2 of the 10 completions accounted for 3985 yards . So just 2 big gains , and Rudolph ' s 2 biggest plays , 18 and 9 , came on their first drive . The only blown play on the day was McKinnon on the wheel . The coverage was excellent for most of the day . <| sep |> I thought it was rthedanold <| sep |> Seems like the guiding principle of the far right movement . Create impending threats from inferiors , offer safety and dominance . <| sep |> When SI have a more coherent plan for Brexit than your own government <| sep |> Not even close . Data costs like $ 0 . 001 per gigabyte to deliver the only reason why it costs ANY more than not downloading anything at all is because some routers might consume a nearnegligible higher amount of electricity while actually routing vs . idly waiting for work when no one is downloading . Actually , no . There exist peering agreements in place between backbone providers like Cogent , Level 3 , and ATT , as well as consumerlevel ISPs . Basically , they state that if you want to peer with someone , you have to send and receive similar amounts of data . In which case it ' s usually free . But ! Consumer ISPs typically have people downloading things a lot more than uploading things , so there is a traffic imbalance basically , you ' re pulling a lot of data , but not pushing very much . Backbone providers charge for this imbalance . The purpose of these agreements is to provide open peering between backbone providers thereby , allowing people to connect to the general network , and make money off resellers like consumer ISPs or data centres . For example , when I worked at a data centre a few years ago , we were paying a notinsignificant amount of money for bandwidth . The billing scheme itself was pretty complicated , but it boiled down to peak usage charges . In some cases , we were paying up to 5 cGB on some providers for data we sent out .