Well.. The way I see it, it's exactly the opposite. If you are in full screen at night (f.lux is disabled) and then switch to desktop - it's much worse, to stare the horrid blue light until it gradually goes back to night setting again.
Anyway, I guess I'll have to get used to the Disable F.lux shortcut now for my full-screen needs, unless they introduce back the instant option...
Interesting - this is the "certificate revocation list" from Comodo. This is the "browser" (here the internet explorer code we use to check for updates) making sure our SSL certficate has not been revoked.
Usually this bandwidth cost would be "shared" among multiple apps/websites, but in this case, f.lux made the first SSL request with this registrar, so IE pulled the CRL down also.
I was going to say that I agree with christian but instead I do think twocables is absolutely correct. 1900K is more than enough if you really think about it.