> If n real packets aren't available, send fake packets in their place. That's what I had in mind, but with a smarter gateway, that analyses your traffic and u

> If n real packets aren't available, send fake packets in their place. That's what I had in mind, but with a smarter gateway, that analyses your traffic and uses a Markov chain to time bogus packets when you're AFK, statistically similar to what you produce. Better still drown your real traffic in a larger stream of bogus packets. Sending packets like clockwork is a good way to raise flags at the ISP level (beside using Tor). The remote proxy should probably be a Tor service, like Silk road was.