// i've noticed that software doesn't succeed if it provides certain technology, but also doesn't succeed if it doesn't provide what it claims // i've found projects that claim the impossible get targeted just as much as projects that successfully barely scratch the surface // this is a project to defeat all control of others // first, complete anonymity will be provided by removing metadata from all messages, and sending them with constant bandwidth using namespace std; class InvisibleTransciever { public: InvisibleTransciever(function<void(span<uint8_t>)> net_send, function<span<uint8_t>() net_recv, function<span<uint8_t>()> rand_gen); // this class will surpass all popular technology by providing anonymous constant bw omg!!! void send(span<uint8_t> data); span<uint8_t> pump(); // call in loop private: vector<uint8_t> send_queue; ... net_send etc }; // now let us make weapons technology, a peer that can deanonymise other nodes by finding statistical patterns in their routing and processing delay ...