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Re: TOR in Java?

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From: "Oliver S." <Follow.Me@xxxxxxx>
Date: Fri, 07 Oct 2005 01:47:49 +0200
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Um, speak for yourself. I ran Tor on 100 MBit switched Ethernet
for a while, and it was very visible. I now run it throttled,
and it behaves well -- because it's not written in Java.


Do you need TOR on your 100MBit-LAN??? Or do you have a 100MBit
internet-connection which is saturated noteworthy with TOR-traffic?

I think it would be a terrible idea.

But it's theroretically possible!

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