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Mesh Routing + WiMAX + pringles can + border house
However, I am marginally confident that hackers and gadgets will do wonders to limit the effectiveness of this kind of law, or, like the war on drugs, bankrupt their governments from enforcement.
I'm wondering what the range of a decent WiMax unit would be, and it that range can be extended in a point-to-point manner. With mesh routing, can we then work around any firewalls our governments set up? How to get inter-continental is a bigger question, but I'm not entirely unconvinced we can't figure it out.
Yeah, because we're smart guys, and we'd be awfully motivated. that's the mother of invention right there, I think.
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