Your guess is as good as mine, as his time has not opened up at all, quite the opposite. šššāØš¤
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Let's !HOPE that Bjorn running a #Qortal node won't take up a significant amount of his time and computing resources !INDEED! š¤ I assume that you simply check once a day if your own Qortal node on one of your laptops is working properly. š§āāļøš¤
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It doesn't take a lot of computer resources, especially with the recent core releases and the new UI. Actually there is a task-bar icon that let's me see how it's doing. I also keep the UI open, so I check things several times per day. šššāØš¤
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Let's !HOPE that while you are using your laptop with the #Qortal node, you don't accidentally close it while interacting on Hive or implementing system updates! š¤
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Oh, no, I keep an eye on it, and I always shut it down before rebooting after updates. šššāØš¤
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There are some Linux distros which love updating themselves often, especially those that have beta updates enabled !INDEED. š¤Æ I assume that your Arch Linux is not one of them. š
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Yep, indeed, I remember that from my Ubuntu days, and you're right, Arch doesn't update until I manually run the command. šššāØš¤
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I can imagine a small group of Arch Linux users who forget to (manually) update their OS, or who simply rely on automated update !INDEED. š¤Æš¤
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Many Arch users don't update their systems for months at a time, and automated updates can go awry in Arch, so they're strongly discouraged, and for good reason. šššāØš¤
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