Notices by SuperDicq (superdicq@minidisc.tokyo), page 15

@silsinn9821@makai.chaotic.ninja @creamqueen@clubcyberia.co @waifu@mai.waifuism.life @Junes@clubcyberia.co Koikatsu in its out-of-the-box condition is not even a sex game at allGood job, you made me laugh. You have got indoctrinated by the western marketing, dude.

Koikatsu Party is the westernized Steam-friendly version game which includes just the character creator and studio only.

The actual game, as released in Japan, is 100% a porn game.

@takao@shitposter.world The fact that is uses C# is the least problematic thing about the horror that is the Yandere Simulator codebase.

6000 POLYGON TOOTHBRUSH

My coworkers are aware of who YandereDev is. So in our office lingo writing inefficient and bad practise code has become synonymous with YandereDev.

"Hey can you fix this function?"
Why?
"It's YandereDev"
[instantly starts refactoring it]

@professionalbigot69@poa.st This sounds like survivorship bias.

@iro_miya@mk.absturztau.be @sam@mk.woem.space People who watermark memes are entitled bitches and deserve death

I'm just playing this on repeat for the past 3 days now. It's too good.

@enigmatico@mk.absturztau.be Oh and MFM to it, very important.

@enigmatico@mk.absturztau.be I'd remove all recommendation algorithms and make the timeline chronological, then I would release the entire codebase under a free software license.

@Suiseiseki@freesoftwareextremist.com @iro_miya@mk.absturztau.be @sam@mk.woem.space Except Milhouse. Milhouse will never be a meme.

@Suiseiseki@freesoftwareextremist.com @iro_miya@mk.absturztau.be @sam@mk.woem.space Especially with famous meme formats and characters we usually don't even know who the original author is, maybe only after extensive research.

Like nobody knows or can prove who is the original author of famous memes like the Wojak, or Gondola or anything like that really. They just kinda appeared one day, posted by anonymous, and they stuck around.

@Suiseiseki@freesoftwareextremist.com @iro_miya@mk.absturztau.be @sam@mk.woem.space Parodies are only a small subsection of memes.

@iro_miya@mk.absturztau.be @sam@mk.woem.space Did you know that while I do repost a lot of "stolen" memes on the fediverse I also create OC?

If I make OC memes I never say it in my post that I'm the one who made it. I just wanna keep the meme culture public domain and anonymous like it always was.

I don't think this is important when it comes to memes.

@iro_miya@mk.absturztau.be @sam@mk.woem.space The reason why I think the copyright infringement for online memes is socially acceptable has everything to do with its history.

Online memes as a concept originally come from imageboards, where they often get posted and reposted endlessly anonymously. There was no way to ever prove that you made something and there is no way to credit the original creator, that was the intention.

@iro_miya@mk.absturztau.be @sam@mk.woem.space Memes are kinda special I think. Technically speaking every meme reposted online can be considered copyright infringement, because most likely you did not get explicit permission from the author to repost that meme.

But because of the culture and history surrounding memes this is one of the most socially accepted forms of copyright infringement ever.

While no exception in the law exists for memes, we as a society collectively treat memes like they are public domain works.

Everyone seems to accept this, and nobody ever asks "why are people still making memes without an enforceable copyright incentive?" People always do this when it comes to other types of media, which tells me a lot about their hypocrisy when it comes this kind of stuff.

It's strange to me why we treat certain types of media different when it comes to copyright online, even though the law stays the same. Even on the most proprietary and centralized social media websites you can still repost memes and they will not care.

But then for example when it comes to music or something they will literally have a super advanced automated copyright enforcement checkers running that removes your post for using 2 seconds of a piece of music.

@Suiseiseki@freesoftwareextremist.com @iro_miya@mk.absturztau.be @sam@mk.woem.space I said most, not all.

@iro_miya@mk.absturztau.be @sam@mk.woem.space Yes, that's fine but most Nitter instances are unfortunately broken nowadays. For example whenever I post a Youtube link I try to post an Invidious link instead.

@iro_miya@mk.absturztau.be @sam@mk.woem.space You can still credit the author without posting a link to a website that forces you to run proprietary javascript and collects your personal data tho.

@kaia@brotka.st Nothing happened, nobody actually cares, the software still exists and you can use it.

@ShadowJonathan@tech.lgbt It's probably pretty trivial to make a browser script hat does this.