23: Shipping Violently w/ Justin Moon
By Gigi
Aired Apr 13, 2026 · 1h 40m · Last boosted Jun 7, 2026
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“I want to optimize for hackability and customization.” Justin Moon & Gigi take a walk in Madeira. Recorded during SEC-07. Listen on sovereignengineering.io In this dialogue: Justin’s new obsession: building Shadow, a hackable mobile operating system for people who want full control over the stack Why Android is interesting again: not because it’s clean, but because it is at least open enough to fight with Android file chaos, and the immortal “file saved successfully” meme One wallet, one relay connection, one shared set of primitives at the OS level, instead of every app...
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1 more listener here 👋 Great pod. So many ideas to give us back our sovereignty. Keep shipping violently, please.
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Mobile phones are cucked because they needed a way to extract money (bill customers) so the architecture is designed for tracking you through the system. As tech improved, this tracking improved and now is the basis for the panopticon. You can't find mobile radio chips that aren't gated behind some corpo/govt wall. The baseband chips are locked down because wireless comms are a superpower.