Including the servers. No need for any hardware at all. It's VMs all the way down.

Or maybe you could just virtualize the CIO.

The tank never entered orbit. Every part of the shuttle that reached orbit returned (and more importantly, went up again). A ship is not a single-use device.

> By this logic, Apollo wasn't a spaceship...

Correct. Non-reusable "capsules" are not spaceships.

..."Part of Dragon Capsule Returns Safely To Earth."
Unfortunately, the back half is jettisoned and burns up. It's a wonderful achievement but it isn't a spaceship. The shuttles were spaceships. Earth doesn't have any at present (unless you count the US Air Force's little robot one).

Unless somebody buys them first. No amount of reorganizing will help.

There's nothing patriotic, altruistic, laudable, or beneficial about screwing up legitimate national intelligence projects.

There exist differences of opinion as to what is "legitimate".

A civics lesson for you: the Whitehouse does not have the power to make laws. That is the exclusive domain of the Congress. You see, we have this little thing called "separation of powers"...

The internet really needs better built in, automatic, technical measures to protect anonymity and protect against censorship.

No technical measure can protect against men with guns, The ISPs must cooperate with the governments. They have no choice.

End to end encryption as standard for everything. Censorship resistant technologies.

There is no resisting rubber-hose decryption.

We can try to defend it against legal attacks, but those attacks only have to succeed ONCE, where the defence has to succeed EVERY time.

Laws can be repealed.

...against tsunamis? Think of all the children who might be exposed to toxic chemicals should one of them fall over!