27 points | by yarapavan 5 hours ago
6 comments
I would like less battery usage with exit node.
I wonder if the post's focus on Linux/Android is just because that's where they started, or because they're leveraging techniques that are only possible on Linux/Android?
it sounds like they’re leveraging Linux features that may not exist 1:1 on Darwin and NT
In our use case latency went parabolic at 250 sessions pumping just 60 mb/s through a tunnel.
Leaves them where they landed. Slop check : yes +++ATH
Also makes it sound like they were the first to do stuff like NAT traversal, which goes WAY back.
I would like less battery usage with exit node.
I wonder if the post's focus on Linux/Android is just because that's where they started, or because they're leveraging techniques that are only possible on Linux/Android?
it sounds like they’re leveraging Linux features that may not exist 1:1 on Darwin and NT
In our use case latency went parabolic at 250 sessions pumping just 60 mb/s through a tunnel.
Leaves them where they landed. Slop check : yes +++ATH
Also makes it sound like they were the first to do stuff like NAT traversal, which goes WAY back.