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EDIT: you actualy are right, edgepost insult changed.Please learn the difference between 'immoral' and 'amoral'. Making a sandwich is amoral. Stealing a sandwich is immoral.
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EDIT: you actualy are right, edgepost insult changed.Please learn the difference between 'immoral' and 'amoral'. Making a sandwich is amoral. Stealing a sandwich is immoral.
Please learn the difference between 'immoral' and 'amoral'. Making a sandwich is amoral. Stealing a sandwich is immoral.
This is the usage I meant, their primary concern is power and (online) social status not morality. I'm willing to be convinced otherwise, and enough journalists seem determined to prove this is the case, however.Amoral fits, doesn't it? Those journos are certainly lacking a moral sense
Ah, the man who had on "Naia Okami" recently to discuss the farms. Can't even research people he's hosting to find out they're pieces of shit who do things like date pedos, beat women, and threaten children who oppose them. I'm sure he'll do a competent job!An actual journalist (well, Jesse Singal) claims to be looking into Byuu's not-death. (link)
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Wasn't this alias already known? I feel like I've seen the byuu_san name being used in relation to Twitch before. I thought Destiny was referring to some alt account or something.Currently watching the Destiny stream where he mentions that there's a 50/50 chance that Near had a twitch account and that if people can find information that they should either email him (Destiny) or message him on Twitter.
The alias is known, however, no mention of Near/Byuu's Twitch was made in this thread, it's perfectly plausible you just got it mixed up with another platform (possibly Twitter since he owns the handle on there).Wasn't this alias already known? I feel like I've seen the byuu_san name being used in relation to Twitch before. I thought Destiny was referring to some alt account or something.
At any rate, I also don't get what method Destiny says he has to verify if a user using a certain username has messaged someone. Is it some sort of exploit of Twitch or something? And can it be done in a way where Martin or the urn guy whose name I'm forgetting can't just say "oh, yeah, I had his Twitch credentials and I logged in and sent that for him?"
I guess we'll see.
It doesn't matter if either of them actually have access to his account; what matters is if they can claim they had access to it if it turns out this account was doing some post-mortem activity.I highly doubt Wayne or Martin would have access to Near's account let alone the password, ask yourself this, do you honestly think someone who is friends with these high up people in the tech scene, who also created a highly sophisticated emulator, not practice, in at least some level, good data security? Furthermore, why would someone with great opsec reuse the same password across several accounts? It makes no sense for them to have his accounts, more specifically his Twitch account.
Hector's ever-shifting lies really point at conscious deception. He really couldn't believe such an elaborate hoax. Either the series of events actually happened, in which case his recollection would remain at least substantively consistent, or it's pure fiction, which is why it constantly changes to fit whatever is needed at the moment.Remember that these two are either lying entirely about this situation, or they've uncritically bought into byuu's lie so much that they believe the broad strokes of it and are making up tiny lies to fill in the gaps. Either way, they are liars.
Another Twitch account named byuusan (without the underscore) was mentioned pretty early on in the twitter meltdown thread. Perhaps that was it?Wasn't this alias already known? I feel like I've seen the byuu_san name being used in relation to Twitch before. I thought Destiny was referring to some alt account or something.
At any rate, I also don't get what method Destiny says he has to verify if a user using a certain username has messaged someone. Is it some sort of exploit of Twitch or something? And can it be done in a way where Martin or the urn guy whose name I'm forgetting can't just say "oh, yeah, I had his Twitch credentials and I logged in and sent that for him?"
I guess we'll see.
Impossible, he's claimed actual contact with DUH JAPKNEES. So unless those people are just random people Near had lie and say they're police he's dead (which, who knows who or how the contact was made I guess if you want to give the maximum benefit of the doubt) it's impossible to claim he just "fell for lies".or they've uncritically bought into byuu's lie so much that they believe the broad strokes of it and are making up tiny lies to fill in the gaps. Either way, they are liars.
Or from his POV he meant rotting in the ground/burning in hell..One strange thing I heard in the big "We won" live stream was Keffals saying 'Wherever you are Near, we won'
Looking at the github, the most active contributor to Higan, Ares, and BSNES is Screwtapello, who also has a dead twitter account. He's continued working as if nothing's happened. He created the ares history kit yesterday, which might be the reason the mysterious update is showing up under Ares (as Screwtapello is also a contributor for Ares).
Actually, looking at it now, the Github account called "near-san" didn't start making any commits to any projects until March of last year, when he had reemerged after he shed the name "Byuu." Up until that point, almost all the commits were by Screwtapello. Screwtapello stopped making commits to Ares as soon as Byuu took his initial leave of absence and then didn't come back when Byuu was committing as near-san. The timing seems very odd, and I'm wondering if they might be one in the same. I don't know if deleting a github account would remove your name from all contributor lists and hide all of your contributions, so maybe there are contributions from byuu that are no longer visible.
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That's entirely fair. I might be. My point is, it doesn't fit his pattern of being absolutely paranoid.I think you're analysing a business card a little too much lmao. business cards are cheap to make and people will make vanity ones without their real name on them. I have some.
That Talarubi account hasn't posted anything in literal years, but has been occasionally liking furry things, even as recently as July 2022. So, the account hasn't been fully abandoned.Byuu claims that a person named Talarubi cut ties with him over this. Interestingly enough the Talarubi account doesn't seem to have been active since May 2020, which hints at them possibly changing accounts.
Dexamphetamine is illegal to import; methylphenidate (Ritalin, Concerta, etc) is not. However, he would have to find a doctor in Japan to prescribe it to, as doctors will not allow more than a one month's supply of methylphenidate to be filled at a time due to its category. Concerta is not a 'hell of a drug' when used properly, implying that Byuu may have been taking it improperly. It doesn't keep you up longer than 12 hours at a time with extended release (assuming you have the OROS version and not the generics). If you're taking it consistently, you can get a solid work day out of it, but not anything crazy.I'm very intrigued by the mention of Concerta. IIRC Ritalin is straight up banned in Japan, even to bring in on a prescription, and for Concerta, doctors need a specific licence to prescribe it. I think they can only prescribe a month's supply at a time, too.
In a country like Japan I don't see how he'd be getting a hold of it under the table, but unless he had raging ADHD it seems unlikely he'd really be prescribed it over there, from experience. Odd.
Business cards are also common in Japanese business culture, though without his real name, any Japanese, and maybe also the higan branding I'm doubting that influence. For personal use, however, it is exposing little more than his online profiles, and the remainder can be tossed in a fire later. The +1 phone number is a minor indication of international accessibility. Maybe he carried different versions of it. It would give him cred to network if he did want to work with game studios officially.I think you're analysing a business card a little too much lmao. business cards are cheap to make and people will make vanity ones without their real name on them. I have some.