There's definitely a 'practical' limit, since cfhttp (to the best of my knowledge), like a cffile read, works within RAM. It's not difficult to totally swamp, or even crash a server using either tag if the file is big enough. Generally, it's in the megabytes. Depending on the server and the CPU load, it may be many megabytes.
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