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<name>eta</name>
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<title>New documents to checkpoint my work on #329 and #87</title>
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<name>Nick Mathewson</name>
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These documents explain how to profile arti for CPU and memory, and
how to simulate different kinds of breakage and misconfiguration.

They aren't at all in their final form, but I figure it's useful to
check them in so that more people can look at them, and make
suggestions.
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