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The FTN5 Rimfire has been the most reliable PLA suppressor so far.
0 malfunctions
About 300 rounds in an hour.
No FRT or rapid fire.
Allowed it to cool a couple times while shooting other guns. Insides still look smooth, still good to go for future use.
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Your ad blocker could fit behind your router.
meet ESP32-C3 AdBlock, an open-source DIY DNS ad blocker by ZedAxis, built around a roughly $2 ESP32-C3 Super Mini board
inside: 400 KB of RAM, 4 MB of flash, built-in Wi-Fi and a USB adapter, tucked into a printed case
no subscription
no browser extension
no separate power brick
plug it into your router’s USB port for power, connect over Wi-Fi and set it as your DNS server to block listed ad and tracker domains.
compact 40-bit hashes save RAM. a web dashboard lets you check blocked requests and add domains,
while open-source code and case files let you build your own.
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HOLY SH*T THIS FREE GITHUB REPO TURNED MY $200 INTO $3,200 OVERNIGHT.
GPT-6 Astra + TradingView could create one of the most powerful trading agents.
I connected this open-source repo to my Astra stack, and now the trading bot runs 24/7 on real TradingView data.
Advanced indicators don’t require a PRO account.
Setup:
1. Clone the TradingView API repo 3.9K stars on GitHub, easy to find near the top. One npm install command gives you real-time quotes, advanced indicators, and replay mode.
2. Connect the live data stream to a 300-agent monitoring layer. Each sub-agent pulls an additional TradingView data layer alongside the exchange API, expanding signal coverage 10x without additional cost.
3. Expose the indicator library as tools GPT-6 Astra can call directly. RSI, MACD, Ichimoku, Supertrend, plus any custom Pine Script you can pull from TradingView all callable natively.
3. Use the backtesting interface to validate every hypothesis. Astra writes the strategy, converts it into Pine Script, submits it, and gets the results back within seconds.
4. Connect the technical analysis interface to a verification agent. TradingView provides 26 indicators with Buy / Sell / Neutral signals for virtually any instrument giving you another verification layer before capital moves.
5. Test everything in replay mode on any timeframe. Free, unrestricted, with advanced data available too.
7. Telegram alerts now include the chart, instrument, strategy, Sharpe ratio, drawdown, and position size calculated using the Kelly criterion.
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What we call Jesus in English is NOT actually the name he would've used.
The true meaning behind His name is actually incredible. So what does it mean for us? No one said it better Charles Spurgeon 🔥
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🚨 NINTENDO KILLED ALL SWITCH EMULATORS... BUT COULDN'T KILL THIS
In 2024 Nintendo declared war
Yuzu paid $2.4 million and vanished
Ryujinx was wiped from GitHub overnight
Nintendo sent over 8,500 DMCA takedowns to eliminate forks
By 2026 they'd already raked in 6 million dollars from lawsuits against emulators
But a developer named Zurdi did something different
In March 2023 (a year before the war) he created RomM
It's not an emulator
It's a self-hosted ROM manager that:
- Scans your legal games
- Automatically downloads metadata, box art, and achievements
- Lets you play directly from the browser
All in a sleek and modern interface
12.3k stars. Open source. Supports over 400 platforms
While corporations delete your digital library, two people in a Discord built the museum no one can take from you
Save this. It's one of those tools worth having
REPOO 👇
WHOEVER BUILT THIS WAS TIRED OF INSTALLING 50 DIFFERENT HACKING TOOLS
Someone turned 183+ penetration testing and OSINT tools into ONE command line toolkit.
—> Recon.
—> Vulnerability scanning.
—> Web app testing.
—> iOS security.
—> OSINT.
All sitting behind a single CLI menu.
Instead of spending hours installing tools, configuring dependencies and jumping between terminals, you can manage the whole stack from one place.
And because it’s open source, you can actually inspect it, modify it and build your own workflows around it.
Cybersecurity students are going to have a field day with this.
Just remember: use it on systems you own or have explicit permission to test.
This is basically a Swiss Army knife for security researchers.
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