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May 10th, 2002
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supernode vs dedicated supernode
i couldn't find any info on the difference between these 2...
could somebody explain? 
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May 12th, 2002
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I think the difference is pretty simple.
In "normal pc may become a" supernode mode, Gnucleus decides if your connection is fast enough and if it makes sense to become a supernode. This setting is good for most novice users, because they don't know a thing about supernodes. Dedicated supernode is an option for expert users who want their servant to act as a supernode all of the time, no matter how much bandwith there is available.
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May 12th, 2002
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is that for sure or what you think this means?
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