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So, this is the place where I’m going to be generally hanging out and trolling around, while my Pixelfed, Mastodon, and Blacksky accounts are going to be primarily art posting accounts, and I also have a Nooki account.
I’m also going to start to be active more on here than on lemmy.org, so I’m making this my primary Lemmy account now.
I’ll link the other socials I’m varying levels of active on below, plus my lemmy.org account which I’m demoting to my secondary account if that instance is going to be more unstable from now on.
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c/picsComments by DFX4509B, dfx4509b@lemmy.wtf
Welcome to Deus Ex: Mankind Divided, because this is an idea pulled straight from that game.
Ask LemmyThat movie wouldn’t see the light of day if it were to be made today.
Jaywalkers? Fix urban planning to where people don’t have to jaywalk to begin with, ie. start de-emphasizing stroads and car dependence already…
Murderers, rapists, and pedos? Those are a genuine threat to public safety and actually need to be locked away for that reason.
There was precedent a while back for code being protected speech, but recent laws in certain states attacking 3D printing and now this law are trying to reverse that.
They’ll probably just ban Linux and BSD on the desktop and force Windows and macOS. If NK can force Red Star, then the Fourth Reich can force their approved OS.
So far it’s only been implemented successfully on modern Surface devices, but hypothetically any PC could implement it.
*American History X*, easily. In fact that movie had a troubled production during the time it came out, but it would be censored to hell and back were it made today.
The original Robocop as well because Hollywood is too scared of violence nowadays, fun fact, the original Robocop almost got an NC-17 (then X) rating for violence alone and had to be edited 13 times to get downgraded to a hard R* rating.
Hard R in the movie rating sense, is when an R-rated movie truly earns that R rating through having a lot of violence, gore, swearing, explicit content, or a combination of those factors. It’s when an R-rated movie is teetering on the edge of getting upgraded to NC-17, basically. This old AVPGalaxy post should go more into what the hard R rating entails. The original *Robocop got downgraded to this from the NC-17 rating it almost got (X when that movie was in production) after 13 edits like I said.
It means my devices are owned by the state should this pass, and the First Amendment will be rendered null and void so goodbye free speech and free expression.
This is SOPA in a save the kids trench coat.
If they can ban hardware they don’t like, they can ban software they don’t like too, they could just make Linux illegal to operate.
They’re bought and paid for by basically all the big industries just like the GOP.
Artix straight-up refused, and I presume antiX’s general stance is against age-gating as they proudly state their anti-fascist stance in their tagline, and as far as I’m aware Devuan is against age-gating as well. I also can assume Parabola and Hyperbola are against this as well.
And then of course Ageless is protestware.
Assuming it isn’t pushed through anyways behind closed doors.
Not gonna matter, especially if Linux, BSD, and other alternatives are criminalized by this.
TechnologyThat’s Meta’s whole intention with these.
Piracy: ꜱᴀɪʟ ᴛʜᴇ ʜɪɢʜ ꜱᴇᴀꜱFrance:
We’re moving to Linux and kicking Windows to the curb!
Also France:
Only we get to decide what you see on the internet in our borders, not you!
Of course Google censors any speech they don’t like. If you’re not making money on YT and just creating for the fun of it, it’s time to move to an alternative before you get nuked too.
Well, this shows where Adolf’s allegiances lie.
Madoff Altman..
Welcome to Deus Ex: Mankind Divided, because this is an idea pulled straight from that game.
That movie wouldn’t see the light of day if it were to be made today.
Jaywalkers? Fix urban planning to where people don’t have to jaywalk to begin with, ie. start de-emphasizing stroads and car dependence already…
Murderers, rapists, and pedos? Those are a genuine threat to public safety and actually need to be locked away for that reason.
There was precedent a while back for code being protected speech, but recent laws in certain states attacking 3D printing and now this law are trying to reverse that.
Loyal Moses covers the law making certain 3D-printing code illegal and I highly suspect it could be applied beyond that. This bill is probably going to apply that logic more generally assuming it passes into law.
They’ll probably just ban Linux and BSD on the desktop and force Windows and macOS. If NK can force Red Star, then the Fourth Reich can force their approved OS.
So far it’s only been implemented successfully on modern Surface devices, but hypothetically any PC could implement it.
*American History X*, easily. In fact that movie had a troubled production during the time it came out, but it would be censored to hell and back were it made today.
The original Robocop as well because Hollywood is too scared of violence nowadays, fun fact, the original Robocop almost got an NC-17 (then X) rating for violence alone and had to be edited 13 times to get downgraded to a hard R* rating.
Hard R in the movie rating sense, is when an R-rated movie truly earns that R rating through having a lot of violence, gore, swearing, explicit content, or a combination of those factors. It’s when an R-rated movie is teetering on the edge of getting upgraded to NC-17, basically. This old AVPGalaxy post should go more into what the hard R rating entails. The original *Robocop got downgraded to this from the NC-17 rating it almost got (X when that movie was in production) after 13 edits like I said.
Here’s an archived version of the Bloody Disgusting article referenced in that AVPGalaxy post since that reference is a dead link.
There’s also nothing stopping PCs from getting locked down like phones either if Pluton is any indication.
Pluton as TPM.
It means my devices are owned by the state should this pass, and the First Amendment will be rendered null and void so goodbye free speech and free expression.
This is SOPA in a
save the kidstrench coat.If they can ban hardware they don’t like, they can ban software they don’t like too, they could just make Linux illegal to operate.
They’re bought and paid for by basically all the big industries just like the GOP.
Artix straight-up refused, and I presume antiX’s general stance is against age-gating as they proudly state their anti-fascist stance in their tagline, and as far as I’m aware Devuan is against age-gating as well. I also can assume Parabola and Hyperbola are against this as well.
And then of course Ageless is protestware.
Adenix also refused.
Assuming it isn’t pushed through anyways behind closed doors.
Not gonna matter, especially if Linux, BSD, and other alternatives are criminalized by this.
Goodbye device ownership, and the last vestiges of free speech will die with this bill as well. (govtrack.us)
So, OS-level age-gating is going federal, which will effectively kill your rights to device ownership and what’s left of free speech and expression.
That’s Meta’s whole intention with these.
France:
Also France:
Of course Google censors any speech they don’t like. If you’re not making money on YT and just creating for the fun of it, it’s time to move to an alternative before you get nuked too.
Well, this shows where Adolf’s allegiances lie.