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Umph: It would be pretty easy to turn off receiving/storing, definitely. However, there really shouldn't be much of a CPU hit from receiving events - it basically just stores the value in a hash, and what happens from there is up to whatever GUI you have hooked up to the lib. There's really no computation going on with the data. I'll test it out with reception disabled, but since you can run Threat "behind the scenes" without a GUI, I'm not entirely sure that you'd see too much of a boost from disabling data reception and storing.
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