Guns want to be free: what happens when 3D printing and crypto-anarchy collide? 15inShare Jump To Close Cyberculture icon Stewart Brand’s famous notion that “information wants to be free” has been an almost ubiquitous refrain ever since utopian-minded hackers began populating computer networks in the 1980s. Today, 3D printing has given the phrase a whole new meaning, allowing raw data to become real world weapons with the click of a button. Having recently obtained his federal manufacturing license, Wilson hopes to release files for the world’s first fully 3D-printable firearm by the end of this month. "It's more radical for us,” he told Motherboard in “Click Print Gun,” a recent mini-doc about the dark side of the 3D printing revolution. If this all sounds very similar to the good gospel spread by Brand and advanced by progressives and activists like the late Aaron Swartz, you’re hearing it right. From my cold, dead hard drive Wilson identifies as a crypto-anarchist, openly citing Tim May's 1988 manifesto of the same name. The policy led to a lot of problems.
US government seizes 3D-printed gun files, but still shared elsewhere It didn't take long for the US government to get the designs for a 3D-printed gun taken down from its creator's site. "Defcad files are being removed from public access at the request of the US Department of Defense Trade Controls," reads a notice on the Defense Distributed site. "Until further notice, the United States government claims control of the information." It comes only two days after the files for the Liberator pistol were put online. The 380-calibre Liberator is the first fully-3D-printed firearm developed by Defense Distributed, the infamous, attention-grabbing group led by 25-year-old Cody Wilson. Reporters from Forbes were invited to a special demonstration of the Liberator last week by Wilson -- after initially exploding under stress, Wilson successfully tweaked the design further, enough to trust it to fire safely by hand. A single metal nail, which acts as the firing pin, is one of two components that aren't 3D-printed -- the other is a 170g piece of metal.
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Free 3D Models, Free CAD Models Anarchism in India In India, anarchism never took the form of formally named "anarchism".[1] The relevance of anarchism in India is primarily its effects on movements for national and social liberation. Non-government philosophy in ancient Hindu thought[edit] Vedic Anarchism[edit] The Janapada system created a non-hierarchical and decentralized polity of root-level democracy. The dharma system is wisdom in action. The ashrama system empowered individual freedom and independent expressions. The Vedic varna system ensured swadharma (natural attitude and developed aptitude) based entitlements that brought flexibility, non-hierarchical and decentralized distribution of powers among all the communities for a balanced society, smooth inter-dependency, as well as deals with social responsibilities. From these Vedic systems, arose the Mahajanapada system that formed the basis of all kingdoms and republics of India. Gandhi and anarchism[edit] Bhagat Singh[edit] Har Dayal's anarchist activism in US[edit] See also[edit]
6 Reasons Not to Freak Out About the 3D Printer Gun The first gun made entirely of 3D-printed parts recently debuted, and despite the best efforts of its creators, it looks pretty stupid. When your gun looks like something an 8-year-old built out of LEGO bricks, you're not gonna intimidate anyone (except maybe some other poor bastard 8-year-old whose parents bought him Mega Bloks). forbes.com But obviously, aesthetics aren't the point here, right? It doesn't matter that the "Liberator" is stupid-looking, because it's still a deadly weapon available to everyone with a 3D printer, huh? Sure, it looks like a lump of packing filler, but criminals everywhere will soon be brandishing these homemade firearms, running amok in the streets, correct? #6. If the whole point of the Liberator is to make access to guns easier, it's a fairly large oversight that the 3D printer required to print it will set one back $8,000. ForbesWhich is why it looks like a coffee machine. #5. And if you're unlucky, it explodes. #4. #3. Look at da widdle death machine! #2.
amateur philosophy Dongiverse - A universe of dongs Étymologie du terme anarchie Un article de Wikipédia, l'encyclopédie libre. Le terme anarchie est un dérivé du grec « ἀναρχία » (« anarkhia »)[1]. Composé du préfixe a- privatif an- (en grec αν, « sans », « privé de ») et du mot arkhê, (en grec ἀρχή, « origine », « principe », « pouvoir » ou « commandement »)[2],[3]. L'étymologie du terme désigne donc, d'une manière générale, ce qui est dénué de principe directeur et d'origine. Dans un sens négatif, l'anarchie évoque le chaos et le désordre, l'anomie[7]. Histoire[modifier | modifier le code] Origine du mot anarchie[modifier | modifier le code] Jacques-Louis David, La mort de Socrate (1787) Chez Homère ou Hérodote, le terme anarkhia apparaît d'abord pour désigner une situation dans laquelle un groupe armé, ou une armée, se retrouve sans chef. Selon l'historien Xénophon, dans les Helléniques, l'année -404 est nommée l'« Anarchie » par les athéniens[10]. Introduction du mot en français[modifier | modifier le code] Nicole Oresme (Miniature) Notes[modifier | modifier le code]
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