$ rsync --dry-run -a --stats rsync://rsync.textfiles.com/textfiles ./textfiles.com
…
Number of files: 866,935 (reg: 826,831, dir: 40,083, link: 21)
…
Total file size: 319,889,987,473 bytes
… $ rsync --dry-run -a --stats rsync://rsync.textfiles.com/textfiles ./textfiles.com
…
Number of files: 866,935 (reg: 826,831, dir: 40,083, link: 21)
…
Total file size: 319,889,987,473 bytes
…Even on Digital Ocean, that would be $50 for the 500 GB of block storage, another $20 for keeping a backup, and ~$6 for the actual droplet for hosting. And then some extra bandwidth costs, if people try to bulk-download. Adds up.