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A Seattle judge passed a court order yesterday banning the distribution of 3-D printing gun blueprints on the web. That won’t stop the founder of the company who manufactures the blueprints, Cody Wilson.
From the Seattle Times:
Cody Wilson says he began selling the plans Tuesday morning and that he’ll sell them for any price. Wilson says he believes that selling them, instead of posting the plans for anyone to view or download for free, will not run afoul of the Seattle federal judge’s Monday order.
Wow, how brave.
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