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@keggyboi250 The beat for "ass like that" lmfao

Do you agree with this man that robot partners will replace human partners due to divorce and cheating? 😭😭

@GamewithDave x.com/i/status/20448…

Metal Gear Solid… that intro still lives in my head. Anyone else remember the Psycho Mantis fight?

For anyone who used a computer between 1990 & 2005… what’s the one game you still think about?

@MichialMarine Also the bill of rights wasn't written for the times, it was written to stand the test of time. -Charlie Kirk

When ever somebody posts this-my response will be AR-15’s are semi automatic and shoot 1 round per trigger pull. Much like the Winchester rifles in the old west.

@MichialMarine AR-15s can be select fire.

@RetroGames_Hunt Bro don't forget the psycho mantis fight!

Metal Gear Solid PlayStation 1 — 1998 It broke the fourth wall. It read your memory card. It proved video games could be cinema. Hideo Kojima in 1998. #MetalGearSolid #PS1 #Kojima #RetroGames #GameCollector

@AAGDhillon @TheJusticeDept @CivilRights Also select-fire rifles such as the AR-15.

The Constitution & 2nd Amendment protect the lawful ownership of semi-automatic rifles such as the AR-15. @TheJusticeDept will aggressively defend this right, & the @CivilRights Division will sue if states refuse to comply.

@PoliceThePolic1 Those head slams on pavement can be fatal.

🚨 Cop Smashes Drunk Man's Head into the Ground for No Reason, Knocking Him Out Yes he was drunk, yes he could barely stand. But does mean he should receive state sponsored brain damage and headache that lasts a week? 🤬🤬 📍Huntington, WV

@mer__edith Is this a concern for @GrapheneOS users?

Notifications for deleted messages shouldn't remain in any OS notification database, and we've asked Apple to address this. In the meantime, you can prevent any preview text from your Signal messages from appearing in your notifications. Signal Settings > Notifications > Show “No Name or Content” 404media.co/fbi-extracts-s…

@punished688 @sambecks31 Bodyguard 2.0 or p365 for concealed. Krinkov and ruger 57 if I feel like open carrying.

@sambecks31 what firearm do you carry for self defense?

This is appalling. You can create an initiative advocating for diaspora Jews to learn to self defense…without partnering with the group enabling the deployment of AR-15s and the ongoing mass slaughter of American civilians and schoolchildren. Truly pathetic.

@GrapheneOS You guys are based. I'm gone a send y'all some more crypto.

Privacy and security on computing devices need to become far stronger to protect people from pervasive violations of their rights. Users have their privacy pervasively violated by corporations, criminals and governments. There are endless privacy and security weaknesses in software with exploits of those happening on a large scale. Operating systems, browsers and other apps need to do a much better job protecting users. Enormous progress is needed on both privacy and security. GrapheneOS provides a massive upgrade for privacy and security over the standard Android Open Source Project. GrapheneOS is nowhere near good enough and we have an enormous amount of work to do improving both. Our work is an ongoing process and doesn't have an end point. Privacy and security heavily involve competition between attackers and defenders. Most defenders are making little progress and falling increasingly far behind. Attackers continue improving their exploits of privacy and security weaknesses. Commercial exploit tools are increasingly widely deployed for broad attacks. Software has a very high density of privacy and security vulnerabilities. LLMs are accelerating both vulnerability discovery and exploit development. For most computing devices, defense is increasingly far behind offense. iOS and GrapheneOS are exceptional cases not representative of degrading privacy and security across computing devices. Growing numbers of internet connected devices are incorporated into botnets. This harms the privacy and security of the internet as a whole through heavily pushing it towards centralization behind services such as Cloudflare. Insecure devices without security patches harm the internet as a whole. It isn't only embedded devices but also desktops, mobile devices and servers being used as part of these botnets. It isn't only people with these insecure devices who are harmed. It can get much worse. We're building GrapheneOS to protect everyone's privacy and security. It's aimed at widespread adoption and is highly usable. It's compatible with the vast majority of Android apps. It has major privacy benefits for every user including stopping a lot of data collection by apps and services with a better permission model increasingly addressing being coerced to grant access. GrapheneOS has many users with little technical knowledge and isn't hard to install or use. We're continuing to work on improving privacy, security, usability and app compatibility for all of our users. Contact Scopes, Storage Scopes, per-app Sensors toggle, VPN leak protection and many other features we provde are very important privacy protections. We're building alternatives to the Camera, Microphone and other permissions too. Our major improvements to exploit protections are there to protect user privacy. Privacy depends on security and that's why we heavily work on security too. Contrary to what's often claimed, GrapheneOS is far more usable and requires far less sacrifice compared to other alternatives. Providing far better protection against sophisticated exploits isn't at the expense of that. Our opt-in sandboxed Google Play compatibility layer combines privacy and high usability. We're gradually making replacements for more Google services apps rely on. Location services, network-based location, geocoding and more has already been replaced and much more is coming.

@spikesguides What about the concern of registering the arm with the government?

First Form 1 approved! Wait time: 1 month to the day! It's literally free and if you are worried about your biometrics, the government can get them off of a plastic bottle you throw out legally without a warrant. Just get an ink kit and send it! You can get digital prints for like $40 all in, do it yourself at home, and they last basically forever!

@firearmvideos I flew to California without a gun. Now I want to buy one, but can't. The 2nd amendment has been infringed. Who do I sue so we can buy guns out of state?

A well regulated Militia, being necessary to the security of a free State, the right of the people to keep and bear Arms, shall not be infringed

@eMTBrides A court could find probable cause for assault and kidnapping or some kind of restricting a persons free will to move about.

That’s what u get, stop joking around with people or it will catch up with u 🫵 via Danylo Drozdov

@firearmvideos Absolutely! They know the power. They feel the recoil, hear the loud bang, smell the gunpowder and know these are not toys.

When kids understand what a firearm is and what it can do, it removes curiosity driven mistakes and replaces them with clear boundaries.

@rikvidr4 @PicturesFoIder Mhm

Woman with functional polydactyly (six functional fingers on one hand).

@PoliceThePolic1 They want to dress up and play soldier wtf do they expect?

🚨 Deputy Killed Serving Eviction Notice; Sheriff Says Gunman Was ‘Intentionally’ Run Over A Tulare County deputy is dead after a shooting during the service of an eviction notice in Porterville, and the suspect was later killed when deputies intentionally ran him over with a SWAT vehicle, according to Sheriff Mike Boudreaux. Authorities said David Morales opened fire on deputies around 10:20 a.m. on April 9, 2026, fatally wounding Deputy Randy Hoppert, 35. The standoff lasted for hours before ending when Morales was struck by a Kern County Sheriff’s Office SWAT vehicle.

@Molon2ALabe @MAC_Arms @DailyCaller Brilliant!

@MAC_Arms @DailyCaller Declaring fealty to a party is like thinking the stripper really really likes you.

🚨🇺🇸 It seems we're in the midst of a GOP civil war... Which side are you on?

@gunpolicy @tanzister I argue the American government doesn't actually have the authority to ban anything.

According to benzo & boxed wine enthuiast, @tanzister, your right to self defense is trumped by their "absolute right" to ban things they find dangerous.

@gunrights @TaylorDRhodes2A Fuck that guy.

@IcedBlade You have my vote, just have to convince degenerate AK hater @TaylorDRhodes2A.

You too can get kicked out of your state legislature for an easy one time payment of $6.