>>102462
>Already all disabled.
Well, not all, they are disabled on Elmo's end, he can turn them on any time he wants (and already does, as evidenced by the drone strikes; come to think of it, if a starlink-equipped drone malfunctions and does not explode, and the terminal is salvaged, would it remain active or do they remove those terminals from the white lists after the mission is over? If they remain on, then these terminals could fetch a pretty penny. Imagine your satellite internet being unwittingly paid-for-life by the DoD)
>>Drones can be used to lay fiber optic cables
It's either that or have Sergey dig a trench, Ivan lay cable and Vladimir bury it, somewhere on the border with Mongolia or something.
>Hmmm, should we create a 'foo email list?
Was thinking along the lines of sending encrypted packets as email contents, think there is already an app that does something of the sort, hence the idea. Internet traffic is encrypted and sent via email, then on the recepient's side the mail client recieves the email, decrypts the payload and sends the traffic on its way.
Or maybe it was a messenger that worked this way. Basically a messenger app like whatsapp but over email. Probably that; the delay induced by sending and receiving mail would make things astronomically slow.
But it's probably to make a email version of anfoo:
>subscribe
>receive emails in the form of "New thread #102399 is created" with text and pic as the attachment
>reply to the thread emails (make sure the subject field has the thread's # in it)
>the reply gets parsed and posted the same way as when it's received from the "new reply" form on the website
The future looks so bright.
>>102469
Good, no one would expect a fox to be hiding inside a fox. More ideas:
Smuggling fox pictures by ingesting tiny containers with microsd cards inside during a trip to an approved country.
Planting trees in a particular pattern so that 50 years later they would form a huge Averi visible from space (saw it done with a swastika once).
