Re: TOR in Java?

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Subject: Re: TOR in Java?
From: "Oliver S." <Follow.Me@xxxxxxx>
Date: Fri, 07 Oct 2005 02:05:01 +0200
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> As for the performance issue: you are completely wrong about Tor
> servers not needing CPU; at reasonable bandwidth, the requirements
> are high.

Yes, but there should be efficient SSL-implementations for Java
also.

> Tor is 49 thousand lines right now[1], ...

Use C++ - it will become much shorter! *g*

References:
- TOR in Java?
  - From: Oliver S.
- Re: TOR in Java?
  - From: Nick Mathewson