N.J. wins ‘ghost gun’ case. Appeals court says 3D printer code isn’t free speech.

The decision backs a lower New Jersey federal court decision against a Texas company that produces 'ghost gun' computer code.

'Art and science and procreation, that's about all life is good for:' Two former freeware developers are still trying to keep it weird in an era when companies 'sell games to ...

"These money people need numbers to know they will make their money back, which kind of conflicts with the nature of experimentation and trying to push the boundaries of the medium." ...

I romanced a hunky British man with a shotgun for a head in a game that lets me have 'US government approved pronouns' like Jamestown, grits, and freedom

Polyarmory: High-Calibre Love is one of the funniest, stupidest, most incredible names for a videogame I've ever seen.
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California Lawmaker Wants to Hardcode 3D Printers With 'Firearm Blocking' Tech

The legislation is meant to prevent the proliferation of 3D-printed guns. But Adafruit, a provider of do-it-yourself computer ...