Justin Williams

“Liberated systemd” is a systemd fork which removes the recently added Age Verification supporting functionality. This is exactly how Open Source is supposed to work. Don’t like the direction a project is going? Fork it! github.com/Jeffrey-Sardin…

Will FreeDOS implement Age Verification to comply with new laws? Short answer: No. And FreeDOS may be forced to restrict access in areas with such laws. I reached out to Jim Hall, the founder of FreeDOS (the popular, GPL licensed MS-DOS compatible system), to ask what he thought. After discussing it, their team decided that, while laws like California AB-1043 are written in such a way that they apply to all Operating Systems, including FreeDOS… “The consensus is there's no way for DOS (any DOS) to meet [California law] AB-1043 because no DOS has the mechanisms to do that. I know some Linux distributions are discussing the option of putting a notice on their website  to the effect of "if you live in California, you should not use this because of AB-1043." That sucks, but that's also a path we've talked about too, mainly because we don't have a Foundation to cover us, we're just a group of volunteer developers.”

MAJOR PRIVACY WIN [Video below] And @Moto just partnered with @GrapheneOS to build a phone you actually own, that's not a @Google product. While: @Samsung gutted recovery mode, bricking devices. @Apple added ID Collection and backdoors (video soon). Video below

@Techjunkie_Aman The entire reason I got into jailbreaking was to have my full pentesting suite on my phone. In the glory days I had nearly a 1-to-1 copy of all the tools on my computer on my phone. That's simply not possible now, and certainly not with anything you mentioned.

You don’t need jailbreak to unlock serious power on iOS. You need better tools. Here’s what I use daily: • SideStore & auto refresh • LiveContainer multi-install • DNS revoke protection in case of Esign, Ksign, feather and Scarlet • JIT without Xcode Most users are leaving performance on the table.

Yes, but only if open world really means open world... It should take ~180 days to travel there. I miss when games made it time consuming to get places

This dude creates “One Last Breath” by Creed played on a Game Boy and it sounds sick

I built a free companion app for UniFi that tracks clients, monitors threats, and creates custom dashboards. Self-hosted, containerized, and way more useful than the default widgets.

@80reb Too late, I already switched to Linux five months ago. Works great.

Did you catch this? Ring is owned by Blackrock and Vanguard..

You can deny that the 2nd American Civil War is close at hand, but just know that country boys are out here building gigatrebuchets

The debate is over. The guns are downloadable. The files are in the public domain. You cannot take them back. You can adjust your politics to this reality. You will not ask me to adjust mine.

I love DNS Via @TracketPacer / @citiesbydiana

@KeoweeSCgal @gotrice2024 Yes, its called a nonlinear junction detector. It can identify electronic devices even if they're powered off by producing a microwave and reading the signal put off from the circuits that are resonating. Don't fall for the cheap ir sensors or signal detectors, they're unreliable

@gotrice2024 I would definitely be suspicious of him putting secret cameras if it were my apartment. Is there any device the police could use that detects hidden cameras?

You live in an apartment and you noticed that your landlord comes and goes into your apartment frequently every week, sometimes a few times a day. So you setup cameras in your apartment to see what he’s doing. He always comes and goes in your bedroom and your bathroom without fail. He snoops and looks in drawers. You suspect that he installed cameras in your bathroom and bedroom, you just haven’t found them to confirm it yet. It’s gotten so bad you had to call the cops to escort him now, do you think he’s up to something?

Still waiting on my payment processor to finish reviewing everything and giving me the greenlight, but in the meantime, here's a bit of a preview. The SG90 is a complete replacement pack for your PS90's factory pack. No modifying your existing pack and running the risk of a felony. I have a video coming up on that. Also no modifications needed to your PS90. The SG90 is going to be semi open-source with files for all of the key components (Hammer, sears, etc) uploaded so no matter what, you can keep your SG90 going. The files are just a backup though. Buying an SG90 will include everything you need to get up and running. 2 position only, and I'll go into why that is in said video. Rare Breed is absolutely one of the reasons, but the nature of how easily convertible a factory pack is into a machine gun is another. The pack is made of GF PET and 4130 steel inserts for rigidity and strength. MSRP is around $250 at launch.

I'm THRILLED to announce the AMK MP7 is now in beta on the Deterrence Dispensed Rocket Chat! This little badass is available in 9mm or 5.7 and is just begging to start ringing steel. Contact AMK to join and do what HK is too afraid to do!

Happy New Year 2026 to all fans in Middle-earth. #NewYear2026 🎉 🥳

What's crazier to me than thinking this is necessary is the fact that there's a drop ceiling over it

A New Anonymous phone carrier let's you sign up with nothing but a zip code 🤔