FAQ & Terms

We don't care about your politics. We're not leftist, we're not right-wing, we're not here to push any ideology on you.

That said, we don't support communism. Economic freedom matters. Free markets, open source, and individual liberty are what drive innovation.

We're here to build cool tech, break things, and push technology forward. Not to lecture you about what to believe.

We're a two-person team that primarily builds Minecraft mods and plugins. We also dabble in DevOps, infrastructure, and security research in the grey areas.

We collect domains (yeah, we own packet abuse appreciation club and a bunch of other random ones), and we build tools that solve real problems.

We don't do enterprise consulting or write whitepapers. We write code and ship it.

Use at your own risk. We provide software and tools as-is. No warranties, no guarantees. If you break something, that's on you.

Don't use our tools for illegal activities. We're not responsible for what you do with them. Grey hat doesn't mean black hat.

Most of our stuff is open source. Check the licenses on each repo. Generally, do whatever you want with it, just don't sue us.

No data collection, no analytics tracking, no corporate surveillance. We don't care about your personal info.

We don't have a support team. Read the docs, check the issues on GitHub, or figure it out yourself.

If you found a legitimate bug or have a meaningful contribution, open an issue or PR on GitHub.

Don't ask us basic questions. Google exists for a reason.

Two developers who prefer building cool infrastructure over attending stand-up meetings.

We're not a company in the traditional sense. No VC funding, no board meetings, no "synergy" talk.

We work on what interests us. Mostly Minecraft mods and plugins, but sometimes network exploitation research or infrastructure projects catch our attention.

Grey hat means we test boundaries, but we're not malicious. We believe in responsible disclosure.

If we find a vulnerability in something you care about, we'll probably tell you. Eventually.

Don't weaponize our tools against critical infrastructure or innocent people. That's where we draw the line.

We don't collect your data. Period.

No cookies (except essential ones), no tracking pixels, no Google Analytics. We don't care about your browsing habits.

If you download something from our GitHub, that's between you and GitHub. We don't get notified.

Sure. Check out our GitHub. If you write good code and aren't annoying, we'll probably merge your PR.

We don't have a code of conduct. Just don't be a jerk and write clean code.

No, we don't do pair programming or code reviews over Zoom. Submit a PR and we'll look at it when we have time.