Olives @olives@qoto.org

It's not really lewd (if that is what you're looking for), but if you're looking for a loli themed magical girl fighting #anime, then there's always Genei wo Kakeru Taiyou / Day Break Illusion.

"slapping therapy"

You appear to be sick. I'm gonna punch you in the face and see if that makes you feel better.

In that one, it was somehow supposed to "treat" diabetes.

Since someone brought it up, lol, Yurucamp is a pretty cute and warm and fuzzy anime.

https://abcnews.go.com/amp/Health/wireStory/alternative-healer-faces-manslaughter-charge-womans-death-uk-105277442

"An alternative healer who advocates a technique known as “slapping therapy” was charged Thursday over the death of a woman at one of his workshops in England seven years ago."

Slapping therapy? What is this nonsense...

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nazi_book_burnings I see people have rediscovered this article. It's a good one.

I can understand even being sceptical (although, it's a dumb position to have, lol), or being for something, but what is really annoying are people who do something, then they turn around and they criticize other people for doing something they themselves do.

What the U.K. needs is a stronger mechanism for holding the government accountable for violating their right to free expression or privacy or whatever.

Not one where someone relies on some nice guy over in Westminister to prioritize their rights.

There is one where some intelligence agency just outright ignores the law. I can't find it at this time but it's out there.

The government also goes on every now and then about how they want to rip up the "Human Rights Act" (even though it hardly holds them to account as it stands).

https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2021/may/25/gchqs-mass-data-sharing-violated-right-to-privacy-court-rules Someone posted this from 2021. I mean, it's better than nothing, but it is also fairly toothless.

Like, I don't really particularly give a damn about what anime porn game someone likes, but can you stop making so much noise?

Or they kept, I've largely started treating them as noise.

Some notes on the sakura and urusai instances:

For some bizarre reason, they keep flooding tags with like material from these porn games with like anime little girls (or with like characters going around naked), but then, they virtue signal hard about how they're "against this".

It is honestly annoying. #anime

Apparently, the AfD is upset that there is a piece of educational information (on some random org out there) which tells young people that fetishes exist. How silly.

If you think the free expression / privacy implications of the #chatcontrol are bad, you might also want to take a look at the proposed cybercrime treaty (it's pretty bad).

https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2023/12/latest-draft-un-cybercrime-treaty-big-step-backward EFF's newest take on it.

https://qoto.org/@olives/111507457448381388 My newest comments on a few parts of it (although, it is likely best to just can the entire proposal).

https://qoto.org/@olives/111440906410871858 I suppose I should take another opportunity to debunk puritan arguments, although it's probably not necessary.

https://reason.com/2023/11/29/a-los-angeles-jail-let-a-woman-die-of-withdrawal-then-a-coroner-allowed-her-body-to-decompose/

"Amanda Bews was arrested last September after shoplifting from a Los Angeles-area liquor store. Within two days, she would be found unresponsive in a jail cell, dead from apparent alcohol and drug withdrawal.

According to a lawsuit filed this month, that wasn't the only way jail employees mishandled Bews' case. Not only did jail employees fail to treat Bews, despite numerous medical records stating she would need withdrawal medications, but once she had died, the jail mishandled her remains, leading to major decomposition that Bews' mother said made her daughter look "mummified""

https://reason.com/2023/12/01/judge-halts-montanas-first-amendment-violating-tiktok-ban/

"A TikTok ban in Montana is likely unconstitutional, a federal judge ruled on Thursday.

Judge Donald Molloy, with the U.S. District Court for the District of Montana, issued a temporary halt to enforcing the ban. It was scheduled to take effect on January 1, 2024, and would have meant $10,000 penalties per day for app stores or TikTok "each time that a user accesses TikTok, is offered the ability to access TikTok, or is offered the ability to download TikTok."

The ruling "is a welcome victory in the face of a relentless and illiberal campaign against the First Amendment and the Internet," said Ari Cohn, free speech counsel with TechFreedom. "Wholesale bans on speech-enabling platforms are an affront to the First Amendment, and it is deeply troubling that so many have cheered them on based on panic, fear, or a general disdain for the platform.""

https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2023/12/latest-draft-un-cybercrime-treaty-big-step-backward The EFF has a take on the newest draft of the proposed cybercrime treaty here.

https://qoto.org/@olives/111497528228022091 I wrote about a couple of provisions here.

I'm also concerned about a provision which encourages states to surveil bank accounts. Britain conveniently forced through a bill suddenly (after the new draft dropped) which allows the monitoring of all bank accounts without due process of law. It is currently in the Lords.

How hard is it not to insert creepy Nazi shit in a comic book about cute girls, LO?

While I wonder whether you really need to buy an engine to make a 2D game, hey, if your competitors are tripping on their faces like that, that is a great time to get in and use that to your advantage, lol.