Does anyone else find that TeaTimer is possibly the worst resource hog there is? At first boot it was happily sat on 100mb of ram and while it takes very little in the way of process time, the ram just increases and increases - after 5 minutes it's sat at 150mb and after a day or so's working it's well over 250. Fortunately it's on a system with 4 gig here, but on my smaller machine it still tops out around 200mb and that's crippling for a system with only 512 in total. What is it, in the software, that causes such a veracious appetite for memory? Does it load it's entire malware database into ram?