My system's pretty hefty, 64GB of RAM, and a 13th-generation i9 processor, so I'm sure that the system itself could handle it, but it would also mean that I'd use a whole lot more bandwidth and data, which wouldn't be good, since I already use more than anyone else in the community. 😁🙏💚✨🤙
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Running a #Honeycomb node would !INDEED use up significantly more bandwidth, as the last time @savvytester checked about 3 years ago when all of the SPK, DLUX, and DUAT networks were up, it takes roughly 1 GB per day to keep a node up, and that's after the initial sync which is somewhere between 5 to 20 GB. 💸🤯🤯😅
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Yep, exactly, that's precisely part of why I don't run more than one node, Qortal, which between it and updating my Arch Linux installations, uses a huge amount of bandwidth each month as it is now. 😁🙏💚✨🤙
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Perhaps when much more network bandwidth is available for your local jungle community (and you in particular), you would finally try hosting some of those nodes (likely in a VM first). 😏
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Perhaps so, though the electrical system would also need to be a lot more dependable than it is now. For internet, I'll probably end up getting Starlink at some point. 😁🙏💚✨🤙
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