Olives @olives@qoto.org

https://www.refused-classification.com/censorship-timelines/game-iarc/
https://www.xbox.com/en-us/games/store/dead-rising-deluxe-remaster-demo/9p3q7pjn457x
Looks like a demo for a Dead Rising Deluxe Remaster got banned. The name of the company on the ban list is in another language but it translates to Capcom.
#FreeSpeech #auspol

https://eff.org/mjoin You can donate to the EFF here.

#Hanakokun has an interesting cutesy art style. The background of the seven mysteries in the school seems similar to that of #Higanbana. #anime

Apparently, transported to another world titles are common titles to adapt into anime because they already have an established fanbase.

If I couldn't even write a million lines of code in ten minutes then what sort of programmer would I be. Lol. #BlackButler #anime

Is Bluesky still weirdly puritanical? It's hard for me to immediately tell as it might involve a problematic algorithm or strangely specific moderation.

https://x.com/jfsribbon/status/1859745948655853812
It looks like the Japanese lawmaker (from the upper house of the legislature, the House of Councilors) is hosting a talk with someone from a free expression non-profit and a law professor from the University of California, Irvine to discuss financial censorship.

Donate to the EFF. They need it.

"Debanking: Given the volume of payments consumers make through many popular payment apps, consumers can face serious harms when they lose access to their app without notice or when their ability to make or receive payments is disrupted. Consumers have reported concerns to the CFPB about disruptions to their lives due to closures or freezes."
#FreeSpeech #HumanRights

https://techcrunch.com/2024/11/21/apple-pay-paypal-cash-app-will-be-treated-more-like-banks/
"Apple Pay, Cash App, PayPal and other apps to be treated more like banks

Some digital services look like banks and act like banks, but aren’t banks — meaning they can, for instance, close down your account without notice. Or be difficult to contact when you want to dispute fraud.

This is about to change: the U.S. Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) has just ruled that all digital services that handle a significant number of transactions should be subject to bank-like supervision. The government agency will gain new powers around incorrect transactions, fraudulent activity, data privacy, and more."
Maybe relevant to #FreeSpeech?

https://techcrunch.com/2024/11/11/meta-taps-us-uk-universities-to-test-vr-in-education-creates-digital-twin-metaversities-in-europe/ They're still trying to do the metaverse?

Apparently, the Bluesky bridge is down due to server maintenance on Bluesky's side.

Remember the article I shared about a pharmaceutical company (I think it was Johnson & Johnson) which used to test skin products on prisoners (and left them traumatized and with unpleasant health conditions).

From that came the precedent that prisoners cannot meaningfully consent.

https://www.theguardian.com/world/2024/nov/21/supreme-court-trans-rights-doctors-testimonies-bias
What Dr. Cantor misses is that what he encounters is not the same as what is discussed here. This is not coerced and it is for gender dysphoria.

It is problematic how the human rights of criminals might be violated. And criminals cannot meaningfully consent to begin with under correctional control or under coercion. That is an established concept.

It is a good example though of how a human rights issue can spill over from one area to another when left ignored.

Remember: In the name of the censor, the fascist, and the holy algorithm.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dihydrogen_monoxide_parody It's time to ban dihydrogen monoxide.

.hack//roots (#DotHackRoots) wasn't bad but it has the #AquarionEvol problem where they create a whole new world with a new cast. There isn't a whole lot to connect it to the events of .hack//sign (#DotHackSign) and it's games. #anime