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BREAKING: dario amodei and sam altman have reportedly called a joint emergency session over the 12gb gpu, amodei wants the card banned, because it holds a 27b that refuses nothing and does the ssh and server work opus 5.5 will not touch, at 50 tok/s on a used 3060.
sources say the two agree on the threat and split on the remedy, amodei wants the 12gb card restricted and altman wants it billed to you monthly.
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As with all legal wins, there are risks and asterisks.
But c'mon, look at this shit:
atf.gov/firearms/update-to-n…
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ATTENTION P90 PATRIOTS
You can SBR your P90 without government permission, just as God intended you to have it.
Next step is full auto but let's celebrate this pro Humanity / anti Goa'uld policy.
🚨 BREAKING 🚨
ATF Releases NFA guidance in response to the Texas NFA lawsuit:
"Effective October 9, 2026, ATF will no longer require individuals to seek ATF approval under the NFA before making or transferring short-barreled rifles, short-barreled shotguns, silencers, and “any other weapon[s]” as defined in 26 U.S.C. § 5845(e). ATF will also no longer require such items to be registered in the National Firearms Registration and Transfer Record. These policies apply uniformly to anyone otherwise subject to these requirements, not just to the plaintiffs in the litigation."
They literally can’t stop him
The Selective Trigger Kicker has been a rather rocky road. My goal is to keep it very low cost, compatible with almost all hammers and triggers, while still being robust.
The original design was rather conventional and ended up requiring a modified hammer to work reliably, this was unacceptable and required a complete redesign. It's taken a while to figure out the very complex geometry, but we now have a working prototype that meets all requirements.
I have a few more design iterations to make, and then it's onto manufacturing refinements. I'm hoping to have a detail timeline and cost structure done next month.
In the mean time we have regular Kickers in stock on our site and with a few dealers. Finally got production up to speed on those
Crazy week for freedom...
NFA got reked and Qwen 3.8 release lets you run uncensored local AI
You can ask your local AI supergenius for a step by step on how to print a suppressor without getting flagged/censored by the Altman/Dario cuckiverse.
What a time to be alive
He gets it
This is why all of us should be building SBRs, getting "unregistered suppressors" and sawing the barrels off shotguns continuously for the next 3 months.
Remember - the NFA was modified by Congress once in the past because they fucked up and sold a bunch of surplus M1 Carbines that violated the original 18" barrel length. That's why it was 16" for rifles and 18" for shotguns.
They couldn't possibly claw back all of those carbines, so they gave up.
Make them give up, again. This time once and for all. We have the window; all we need is the will.
OpenPew retweeted
sam's opening statement to congress after qwen 3.8 27B:
"look, i want to be really clear, i think open source is amazing and we love it. but Senator, a $900 gpu is now running frontier intelligence completely offline. no account, no subscription, no provider in the loop who feels a responsibility for safety. and i take that incredibly seriously. when a teenager can run a model that rivals ours in their bedroom, with no logging or oversight, and no monthly relationship with a company that cares about alignment, i think we have to ask what kind of world we're building. we're not asking for control. we're asking for a thoughtful framework. for humanity."
OpenPew retweeted
An online group called "Operation Flockout" is targeting Flock cameras nationwide
Their goal is to eradicate them 90% by the end of summer and 100% by the end of the year
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It's hard to beat the value of a 3-D printed 22 LR suppressor.
They are so easy to make.
Literally, get form 1 for $0, load model, hit print.
Only two dollars in filament and a couple of bucks for a thread adapter and you've got a 22 suppressor that will last thousands of plinking rounds.
Sure, you got put into it the cost of a 3-D printer but the reward is suppressors for dollars per can.
My buddy has 6 kids, now each kids has their own 22lr with a 3d printed form 1 can.
He couldn't afford that before $0 form 1 stamps.
Here's the rough math.... how do you not jump on this change in how you can enjoy your hobby?
6 x $200 x $ cost of commercial can
so
6 x $200 x $199 = ~$2400
3d printed 22ls cans
6 x $0 x $ cost of filament
so
6 x $0 x $2 = ~$12
I don't know..... man...
.....I just don't know....
I just don't get how everyone that actually has a printer and is into suppressors just isn't 3-D printing form 1 cans right now....
Weird....
No matter what, PLEASE DON'T follow these instructions to print completely locally and block your printer from ever contacting the internet and notifying Kathy: nitter.gq/openpewproject/status/…
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Issue #24 of the Guncad Digest is live! This newsletter rounds up the most interesting 3D2A releases, betas and news.
It's our 1 year bday! In this issue we look back at the greatest hits of the last year, what we're most excited for next year, plus a logo contest! Read more:
If this works as well as this demo might be time to ditch fusion
Claude can actually do CAD now in @Onshape
Here it worked for an hour and built a 4-part monitor arm, starting only from a sketch and description. The trick was to give it the tools to look at its own work.
Introducing: Jarvis Onshape MCP
Quit being a chud and submit your subgun build to @3D2ATV by 10 tonight, they’re giving a gotdamn printer away.
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