> > Hell, we should just do this. We need a patch to postal gateway which
> > delivers to the nearest free soil and some volunteers to do OCR and some
> > filing of received mail to show that transfers are legit. Tools to
> > make OCR of source code relatively easy already exist, such as those used
> > by the international PGP group.
>
> Here's a question. Is it legal to fax it with checksums to an OCR reader
> automatically ?
Highly doubtful, but it's worth looking into. If so, it becomes incredibly
easy, and even kindof quick.
Unfortunately, the information density of plain text patches with
checksums is pretty darn low, so this approach will cost a few cents per
K. But for the ability for the US to contribute to the crypto kernel
effort it's probably worth it.
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