Pittsburgh Labs

Pushing the boundaries of legality, scientific understanding, and our own sanity.

Pittsburgh Labs

Pushing the boundaries of legality, scientific understanding, and our own sanity.

About Pittsburgh Labs

Our Story

Pittsburgh Labs is inspired by the Green Bay Professional Packet Radio group. It appears that this group has either gone inactive, or is some sort of fed honeypot.

Our research located some information showing one of the main individuals was arrested and banned from using the internet though he appears to be back as his 10 year sentence is over. We have not been able to make contact with him nor any other group member. It's possible the group is made up of just one man at this time.

It is unclear if the crime was truly committed as the site hosts many controversial military schematics that may have involved some glowing friends in the case. There was significant reason to remove the man, and we know the charge that is picked in cases when someone needs removed. We've decided that trying to join that existing group with these issues is untenable. We'd like to recreate a similar group that covers the Pittsburgh area.

The stated goal of GBPPR is what truly interests us, open source information. All research should be free and open source to allow for a very rapid progression.

You can view the original GBPPR group by clicking the link below, it is a very interesting website.

GBPPR.net

Our Culture

At Pittsburgh Labs we trust no institution, and place faith instead in free trade of information.

No science is settled, and if you would like to argue the earth is flat or that gravity isn't real you are able to present your research here. You will likely face ridicule, though no matter the amount your content will be allowed.

We do not believe in censorship of any information. No institution has the ability to make a lie true, nor the truth false. We merely host the research and allow people to view it.

Very Important Files

The following 15 files are composed of the most important files to meet our mission objectives.

These are traditionally censored or not able to be easily shared due to their contents, or a lack of public understanding.

Please share and archive these files.

More to come... I am sorting the best and most useful with a 30mb limit per file.