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tydynrain in Ecency • last month

Indeed it will. Two nodes of that sort on this network connection would also be challenging, even if I did have another computer. 😁 🙏 💚 ✨ 🤙

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savvytester last month

That's why renting a Virtual Private Server (VPS) would be a middle ground between hosting a node on your own computer and not hosting at all. 🤔 While hosting a node on a VPS costs money and is normally less secure, it offers advantages such as running nodes there will no longer use up the CPU, RAM, storage, and network bandwidth of your laptop, as well as the electricity required to run such machines. 🤓😏

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tydynrain last month

Yes, I understand the usefulness of a VPS for sure, and if that is an affordable option, then it could be a good choice. We may use something like that when we set up the MMB witness node. 😁🙏💚✨🤙

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savvytester last month

Looks like the price of a VPS is !INDEED a major factor in deciding whether to use a VPS as a (good) middle ground while you don't (yet) have another desktop/laptop computer for hosting more "sovereignty-driven" nodes! 🤔🤯😅

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tydynrain last month (edited)

Yeppers, indeedy, if I can't afford it, it's a mute point until I can. For some it'd be a good option, though if you don't own the hardware, things can go awry, like what happened to the Privex datacenters in Europe. 😁 🙏 💚 ✨ 🤙

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savvytester last month

It's generally always true that when you use hardware owned by somebody else, your data there can either be lost or be leaked. 🤔🤯 The same goes with hardware you own, though are operated by other people. 🤯🤓

Anyway, "autocorrect" made you type though it if you. 😆😅

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tydynrain last month

Indeed, exactly. That's why I don't generally let people use my hardware unless I'm there with them.

Indeed it did. Where's my digital whip?!? 😁🙏💚✨🤙

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savvytester last month

Maybe the farthest extent that you will let other people use your own hardware is that if they want to do quick online searches (on your laptop or phone) where you would be looking what they do. 🤔🤯

I don't think you have "your digital whip" when you haven't found or created one yet. 🤯😅

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tydynrain last month

That's fairly true. If I do trust people, then as long as they know what they're doing, I'm usually fine with them doing other things too, as long as it does not impede me in doing what I need to do. I also run Arch Linux on my laptop, which very few people know how to navigate well, so in that case it's generally not an issue.

No, I don't. it's true, but I can sure hope! 😁🙏💚✨🤙

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diyhub last month

@tydynrain just sent you a DIY token as a little appreciation for your comment dear @savvytester! Feel free to multiply it by sending someone else !DIY in a comment :) You can do that x times a day depending on your balance so:

Don't be shy - share some DIY!

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diyhub last month

@savvytester just sent you a DIY token as a little appreciation for your comment dear @tydynrain! Feel free to multiply it by sending someone else !DIY in a comment :) You can do that x times a day depending on your balance so: