How do Rpis deal with the much memory load

you can check the map on here… seen if any are close by… tho in some cases you might just get your national isp main datacenter address…
http://storjnet.info/

another easy way is to compare ingress… ingress is very accurately divided between ip/24 subnets, thus if you know what ingress has been for a certain day, then you can see if its 1/2 then there is two nodes on the network… 1/3 and there is 3… so on and so forth…

you should on most days be able to distinguish somewhere between 19-20 and even 39-40 nodes on a network… by this rather crude method… because ingress is highly accurate if the node has no limitations or issues…

we have a bandwidth thread going where people post dashboard screen shots.
this is my node which is usually a fairly accurate measure…

so your total ingress for the 13th should be about 36 GB … if you get 15-17GB total ingress then there will be a second node on your ip/24 subnet …

total ingress is(normal + repair else it will not be accurate)