Justin

Justin is currently a moderator for the Discord server and the YouTube stream. He is known in the community for frequently being printed during streams, and his name is everywhere on the table.

Justin discord profile.

On the website, Justin has an dedicated page for him. The page is just Justin and plays "Justin, Print My Name" in the background. The URL to the page is https://receipts.stetsonblake.com/justin/

Impersonation attempts by viewers

After becoming well known in the community, many viewers decided to impersonate him. A viewer suggested to add a password system for Justin, causing the creation of Justin Protection Agency.

Viewers still managed to circumvent the system by many techniques:

• Left-to-right marks (JUSTIN\u200e)
• Latvian cedilla characters
• Cyrillic characters
• “justinjustinjus” (15-character limit exploit)
• Using the API to spoof the username into Justin.
• Font substitutions

• Additional Unicode variations (justịn)

The impersonation is still ongoing.

Screenshot of Justin page on the site.

Pets

Justin currently owns two cats:

• Kitten (Tetsuo)
• Cece

Kitten is Justin’s cat and currently lives with a blind family member as an emotional support animal. A photo of Kitten is believed to have been shared by Justin. It was repeatedly printed by viewers during the stream as part of a troll, and over time the constant reprinting turned the image into an inside joke within the community.

Cece is Justin's second cat. It currently lives with Justin. Cece hates webcams.

Screenshot of Justin name and cats everywhere on the table.

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  Picture of Cece

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  Picture of Kitten (Tetsuo)

Justin Protection Agency

In response to repeated impersonation attempts, viewers suggested implementing a password system for the user “Justin.” This later led to the creation of the Justin Protection Agency (JPA), which serves as the violation page.

The password system helps prevent users of the printer from pretending to be Justin. If the password is entered incorrectly, the user is redirected to the JPA violation page and cannot continue using the printer.

If a user’s IP address is banned, they are also automatically redirected to the same page and blocked from accessing the printer. Over time, the JPA became a simple way to protect Justin’s identity on the printer.

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  Picture of Kitten (Tetsuo) but in a JPA Uniform.

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  JPA Logo.

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  JPA Page.

Trivia

• Justin likes beer.
• Justin's YouTube account is @justiningram08
• He prefers Google Pixel phones.
• He uses Arch Linux
• He lives in Wisconsin.