Reminder that riot shields capable of deflecting rubber bullets, 40 or 37mm tear gas canisters, truncheons and other bludgeons can be improvised out of any rectangular piece of sufficiently hard material. From basic pieces of plywood with rope handles attached, to cut sections of fifty-gallon drums with viewports cut out, and everything in between and beyond. All that is required are basic hand tools, any decent materials, and a little creativity.

I've seen people push back squads of cops with nothing but strobing lights and rocks

For those attending protests who have a considerable amount of money saved up and are particularly daring, it doesn't require a master engineer to buy some old clunker car or truck and attach armor plating to it...

Rolling Thunder: Turning Junk Into Automobile Weaponry

This is a great resource about designing posters and infographics with accessibility in mind, just thought I’d share!

https://ukhomeoffice.github.io/accessibility-posters/posters/accessibility-posters.pdf

A curated list of open-source anti-censorship tools

https://github.com/danoctavian/awesome-anti-censorship

#censorship #censorshipcircumvention #firewall #DPI #ISP

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Not sure where it came from, but I found it in my downloads and it was a great watch. This man made an automatic lock pick gun out of an electric toothbrush, a knife and a file (he actually used a dremel and small grinder tool, but made it very clear that he was only using them for the sake of speed and could be substituted easily by more basic tools)

EFF (@EFF): "Interested in learning how to detect fake 4G base stations? Make sure to check out Cooper Quintin's talk at #DEFCONSafeMode streaming today at 12:30 pm PT! https://www.eff.org/event/eff-def-con-safe-mode" | nitter – https://nitter.net/EFF/status/1291788697734508545#m