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- We didn’t because you’re too busy fighting each other, but since you asked us so nicely, we had to make one for you
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FBI hard at work gathering dirt on Dirt_Owl
How would you end up on that list? A lot of 3d printers aren’t internet connected, you can download the files with Tor, and afaik OS’s don’t scan for gun files (and even if Windows did, there’s linux).
You can’t stop the signal.
How would an OS scan for gun files? They’re literally just cam or 3d print instructions.
It’s not like clippy is going to pop up on my legal copy of solidworks to tell me off for making a tube
https://www.voxelmatters.com/3dprinteros-develops-algorithm-to-identify-3d-printed-gun-parts/
3d-printer companies have been developing detection algorithms for gun files. Some (very, very few) already deploy them to their printers, and presumably they could be applied on an OS scale.
Or your OS could check files against known gun file hashes.
If they just check hashes is it possible to just slightly modify the gun, like add a mm to the trigger or something, to change the hash? I would imagine you’d need a more sophisticated detection algorithm to check if what you’re printing is a gun. And I imagine people who want to 3D print a gun could buy a model of 3D printer that doesn’t have those restrictions; I imagine there’d be a market for it with cryptocurrency. But at that point maybe you’re better off just buying a gun directly on the black market.
I mean, it’s really easy to build a 3d printer from scratch (I’ve done it before).
Also, fuzzy hashing is a thing, it doesn’t have to be a perfect match to get detected. But really this isn’t a big issue, since 3d printing firearms is legal in most of the US, and detection isn’t common.
The article is about the UK, where you’re not even allowed to carry pepper spray let alone 3D print a gun. And guns are at least heavily restricted in most countries so I assume that, even if 3D printers sold in the US don’t have gun detection, it might be in 3D printers sold outside the US.
…no
Yeah, I’d imagine the available gun designs are all flagged.
Now if someone was to learn a little blender,
3d printed guns are legal in most of America, which means the files are easily available worldwide. Would be hard to make a list, I’d think.
Unregistered guns using 3D printed parts are very, very popular amongst CHUDs.
nah r/fosscad
“If I happen to be on some black list somewhere” (because of solidarity with Gaza), “believe me, the list that I have is a lot longer.”
— Game of Thrones actor Liam Cunningham
I found a YouTube link in your comment. Here are links to the same video on alternative frontends that protect your privacy:
Yeah but it’s the anti-genocide college students they tell us to worry about smdh
The judge, Mrs Justice Cutts, told them: “You must all expect substantial custodial sentences.”
Translation: they’re gonna get a slap on the wrist at worst.
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minor correction to what I said: they’re gonna be punished with a slight paper Cutt
The court heard how the group, who had never met in person and communicated online, were infiltrated by an undercover officer.
Honestly shocked that counter-terror cops bothered infiltrating the far-right. Fash infighting you could say?
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