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    Target Butt IronBits's Avatar
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    Good to know.

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    MJ-12 is deep scanning the entire web, just like Google has. We've found and scanned 1/2 of the known web "according to Google" without anything but users helping.

    The idea that it scans shady sites is a bit misleading. It's not searching for bad stuff, it's just searching for anything. And be sure that Alex won't let questionable sites be listed (i.e. kiddie porn or things of the such).

    @IB:

    There is a thread for node optimization. Be very careful because, depending on your ISP, you could be facing bandwidth limitations unbeknownst to you as of yet. For some reason the main site's down (at 1:30AM my time), so I'll find that thread and post it tomorrow.

    MJ-12 also doesn't execute any code from websites, so your computer is entirely safe. There's also a thread about getting Anti-Virus programs to ignore such false-positives. I'll get you both links as soon as I can. Then you can make your own decisions from there.

    I've been running the node for years now (on this PC) and have yet to get a virus or piece of spyware on here from the node or any other source for that matter.
    Distributed Hold'em


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    Ancient Haggis Hound Angus's Avatar
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    UGH. Dead DSL router

    Well, I decided I wasn't using enough of my available bandwidth, so I upped the number of worker thingies from 15 to 25.

    8 hours later, my DSL router turned into a paperweight.

    I don't think I'll do that again. Waiting patiently for the free replacement to arrive - should be today. Meanwhile, I've had plenty of coffee as I duck into the neighborhood cafe to borrow their wireless.

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    What's your connection's max speed? I've seen MJ-12 kill routers and modems temporarily (just needed unplugged and replugged in), but never actually fry a modem. If the modem was really old or not ventilated well, it could've overheated and fried that way.
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    Ancient Haggis Hound Angus's Avatar
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    It's an Actiontec M1000, provided by QWest DSL, 2 years old, 3000 down, 640 up

    Nothing would bring it back - lights on, nobody home.

    Replacement (same model) came right up.

    The War Dept. (SWMBO) runs her business from home, so having dead internet access is a formula for domestic stress (but a good weight loss plan).

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    If you'd like, you can mess with the profiles option and set it up to use more bandwidth at night and less (or none) during the day.
    Distributed Hold'em


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    IB, if you would please, read this thread:

    http://www.majestic12.co.uk/forum/vi...ight=antivirus

    It should clear up your AV worries.
    Distributed Hold'em


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