The Great Twitter Meltdown of 2021 - Emulator creator Byuu bullied to death by HateSpeech™ forum, Twitter takes up arms (Still No Death Report)

[Chatspiracy Theorist]

DDOSing the forums isn't going to suddenly change the fact Byuu is alive. Whatever the troons plan on accomplishing isn't going to work, for once they are done spending using their welfare checks or ebegging for money, we'll come right back online and talk more about it and they'll cry on twitter about how horrible the kiwifarmers are for murdering their wonderful emulator dev and how bsnes was the only way to play snes games.

i wonder how many troons are actually smart enough to know how to ddos that isnt just cmd>ping kiwifarms.net (inb4 hackerWOman), and how many of them actually care about byuu as a person/l33t hax0r emu dev or their somehow random ass troon godess

i can really only narrow it down to like, 3 people that care enough about kiwifarms to DDOS it at the start of each month

Probably Wayne and hector, and definitely Byuu

They have the technology and smarts for it, and definitely the money too, so i dont get why they're going to this lengths lol

Honestly; i think that Byuu/Dave/etc IS dead, but the person formally know as byuu/near/Dave/etc IS alive

fake their death to start again

why keep up such an obvious lie tho lol

 

[Pocket Dragoon]

@Chatspiracy Theorist
The Tres Troonigos have plenty of virtue-signalling chasers who salivate at the slightest chance to donate some bits to the cause, and/or spend time concurrently running their own canned hacker gayops. Faggots love making tiny things into grand gestures, and then flaunting them in their little echo chambers; so going after Kiwifarms is low-hanging fruit.

Then they get to have mutual stroke-sessions in their private servers & groups, filled with harrowing tales of being stalked by fascists, while narrowly escaping being caught & doxxxed by Kiwi admins by performing the most l33t darkweb attacks to bring the Farms down.

It's not like any of them have real jobs or lives otherwise; but you're right about there only being 1-3 truly determined actors in this whole fuckshow. I don't think Beckett has played any part since giving his affidavits & vanishing; he was just a hired witness, who couldn't stand up to the heat we brought to the stand.

 

[Astute Observation]

why keep up such an obvious lie tho lol

I am still a fan of the theory that Byuu used stolen code in his emulator and this entire gayop was an attempt to make Nintendo think he was dead so they wouldn't sue him.

I wonder if anybody has shown Nintendo that US Gubbermint statistic yet.

 

[Pocket Dragoon]

I am still a fan of the theory that Byuu used stolen code in his emulator and this entire gayop was an attempt to make Nintendo think he was dead so they wouldn't sue him.

If that's the case, I'd love to get my hands on the lawyer's letter which can drive a troon to self-extinction.

 

[SilenceIsViolence]

If anyone legitimately wants to find out if Near/Byuu died, pony up 50 bucks, you have to be a US citizen.
Oh and it HAS to be a notarized request.
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I will do this if I can figure out what to put for place of death. I don't think "Japan" is going to cut it there - is there more specific information out there? I have a notary on hand that I know, no issue there and I'll spend $50 to shove Hectors weak-ass lies up his weak-ass, well, ass.

 

[Dork Of Ages]

I will do this if I can figure out what to put for place of death. I don't think "Japan" is going to cut it there - is there more specific information out there? I have a notary on hand that I know, no issue there and I'll spend $50 to shove Hectors weak-ass lies up his weak-ass, well, ass.

Stop trying to understand the situation and keep pretending our dearest, best friend and community member is dead!

It says to the deceased’s legal representative, once they run out of the free certified copies, are charged 50 bucks for additional copies. It’s not to just anyone.

 

[Kosher Dill]

Byuu, if you're reading this, make me your legal representative. Then I'll order death certificates for all of us.

 

[Cirno's Feet]

byuu needs to try again (doubtful he even tried at all)

 

[Rezza]

I am still a fan of the theory that Byuu used stolen code in his emulator and this entire gayop was an attempt to make Nintendo think he was dead so they wouldn't sue him.

I wonder if anybody has shown Nintendo that US Gubbermint statistic yet.

That would be hilarious if Nintendo still find him alive. Because one few certain things in game industry is, you do not fuck with Nintendo Ninja

 

[Buffle Dag]

I will do this if I can figure out what to put for place of death. I don't think "Japan" is going to cut it there - is there more specific information out there?

In the meantime, some replies indicate it's entirely 'impossibru' to go this route. In any case, the most likely place for them to sudoku that I remember is Arakawa Ward in Tokyo, Japan:
https://www.city.arakawa.tokyo.jp/

I've taken a few days to digest the U.S. Citizen Deaths Overseas update. Right now, it doesn't let you select any month after June 2021 and there is no death listed in June 2021 for Japan.

You can look at this saying 'there is no death, so no sudoku', but clearly the system isn't perfectly, real-time up to date. The database's been updated in September 2021, but obviously there is no data yet for July or August 2021.

Would it be acceptable for such a system to lag behind two+ months? I have no opinion on that. What I do know is that we have no clear evidence yet that the June 2021 data for Japan can be considered complete. I'd be inclined to call 'no sudoku' if there was any other death listed for late June 2021.

So personally I remain partially skeptical, but I can imagine and will respect others seeing definite proof in this of byuu/Near being alive. Unless other information surfaces I'll just be waiting another six months for definite confirmation. What a ride.

 

[Pinochet Was Right]

Didn't Klepek always laud him for supposedly "gutting some super famicoms to take micrographies of the CPU to reverse engineer it and code the emulator from scratch based on that"?

It'd be so fucking funny if it turns out it was just stolen code.

 

[Watcher]

Would it be acceptable for such a system to lag behind two+ months? I have no opinion on that. What I do know is that we have no clear evidence yet that the June 2021 data for Japan can be considered complete. I'd be inclined to call 'no sudoku' if there was any other death listed for late June 2021.

It's not possible, it contradicts the evidence.

Bear in mind Hector dug himself into a hole by claiming the police confirmed his death to him. In Japan an American dying on their soil requires them to report it directly to the US embassy the same day it happens, no exceptions. The idea of a country like Mexico, which does this, being somehow faster and more capable of doing this than Japan is frankly offensive to Japanese people. Much less the idea that they would somehow forget to mention to the Americans "oh by the way someone died here two months ago". The two month cutoff date isn't there for no reason it's there to allow for time to properly vet the May/June deaths.

To assume that the report is wrong you have to conclude

1. Japan is somehow inept at reporting deaths of US citizens on their soil to the US. Something that has not been proven and all the evidence points to the contrary considering Mexico has zero problems with this.
2. America receives this news and forgets to update their report despite having two extra months to do that.

So personally I remain partially skeptical, but I can imagine others seeing definite proof in this of byuu/Near being alive. Unless other information surfaces I'll just be waiting another six months for definite confirmation. What a ride.

It's EXTREMELY unlikely that this report will somehow add extra deaths in June just because they forgot to write them down 6 months later. This is a lie Hector is throwing out there in an attempt to cover his ass. It doesn't make sense why the US would spend money on such an important report and intentionally not fix any errors within the two extra months they have to look it over. Hector said the police told him that just a day or two later they found Byuu's corpse and he hung himself. That's so open and shut it's ridiculous to assume that two government agencies are so inept they can't write such a basic thing down.

There's a suicide in the report from Mexico on the 28th which also disproves the idea that just because a death happens late in the month the govt is somehow incapable of putting it in a report they have two extra months to release.

 

[Buffle Dag]

In Japan an American dying on their soil requires them to report it directly to the US embassy the same day it happens, no exceptions. The idea of a country like Mexico, which does this, being somehow faster and more capable of doing this than Japan is frankly offensive to Japanese people.

You raise a good point. However, the entire chain from Japan death –> US embassy in Japan –> US death recording agency –> US death reporting agency –> the U.S. Citizen Deaths Overseas website might be less efficient.

I'll gladly accept your premise that the first step takes only one day, but it still leaves uncertainty on the number, timing and completeness of in-between steps. I have seen government reporting using e-mailed Excel sheets that get backlogged forever. It's also not a matter of the Japanese saying 'oh hey, yeah we forgot--this dude died last year'. The Japanese people and culture can be super efficient while at the same time the U.S. website lags behind majorly.

As a total outsider my best indication of data being up to date up to my point of interest is to look if there's newer data than what I'm looking for. Not perfect, but without knowing the details of the system I think calling 'no data so no sudoku' is tricky. You either believe the entire system or you don't.

That's why I fully respect everyone saying 'no sudoku'; you simply have more faith in the U.S. Citizen Deaths Overseas website than I do at the moment.

(Edit: my skeptical reasoning is also why the Mexico data doesn't sway me—if the link between US embassy in Japan –> US death recording agency is somehow backlogged, that doesn't impact Mexico. But again, I can see the appeal of believing and trusting the U.S. Citizen Deaths Overseas website. You have my respect.)

 

[teriyakiburns]

@Buffle Dag

You raise a good point. However, the entire chain from Japan death –> US embassy in Japan –> US death recording agency –> US death reporting agency –> the U.S. Citizen Deaths Overseas website might be less efficient.

Which is presumably why they give themselves a two month gap between the last reported month and publication of the data. That leaves plenty of time for stragglers to come in and for the information to make its way up the chain. It's not like they filed the report on the 30th of June and then sat on it for two months.

 

[Watcher]

You raise a good point. However, the entire chain from Japan death –> US embassy in Japan –> US death recording agency –> US death reporting agency –> the U.S. Citizen Deaths Overseas website might be less efficient.

The Mexico suicide on the 28th contradicts this. In the report it shows someone in Mexico died on the 28th from suicide. Mexico has dozens of deaths in the month of June alone but they still vetted it and put it in the report.

To conclude that the American govt's reporting is so ineptly structured they couldn't record "man hung himself in Japan on 27th of June, was reported to us one day later" you would have to then provide evidence that they pay strict attention when Mexico tells them this but seemingly lose the emails when Japan does, especially when they had two extra months to double check.

The Byuu suicide was also a major event it was covered around the world the only reason it wouldn't be in the report is because there wasn't a police report filed and it wasn't reported to the embassy through official channels. Which contradicts Hector's claim that the police told him that he died. Hector's tweet that he spoke to the police is the single biggest piece of evidence that he's lying because it implies a police report was filed and the death was reported to the US govt. But the report shows such a thing never happened.

Again you either have to go with the idea that either Japan is so "backlogged" and inept at sending emails it just slipped their mind to send one off to America despite doing that with the suicide in May. OR, America doesn't read their emails despite doing that with Mexico. It makes zero sense and you basically have to invent an impossible story to explain it. When it's not our duty to do this it's Hector's to stop lying and provide actual evidence.

 

[Buffle Dag]

Which is presumably why they give themselves a two month gap between the last reported month and publication of the data. That leaves plenty of time for stragglers to come in and for the information to make its way up the chain. It's not like they filed the report on the 30th of June and then sat on it for two months.

To you and @Watcher: I completely understand. If you trust the system and website and say 'no deaths in June 2021' you are absolutely right. byuu/Near didn't commit suicide in Japan in June 2021 and all stories we've heard are fake.

I'm at 80% accepting this outcome, but I can't yet remove my nagging doubt about delayed reporting. If only there had been a late June 2021 record for Japan, it would have convinced me all the way. My past posts are just my personal issues with the U.S. website. I'll refrain from posting more on this, but I value your feedback and discussion so far.

On the topic of the reliability of Hector and Wayne: it doesn't really matter in the long run. As long as we go by facts, they can say whatever they want, but we can draw our own conclusions independently.

 

[Tragi-Chan]

I think we’ve gone over every possible permutation of “could the report be inaccurate?” multiple times. The simple fact is that we live in a timeline where the crazy conspiracy that the press refuses to discuss actually is the most likely version of events.

 

[Umaru Doma]

I really want to know what Byuu would have done if Null said "yeah, I love money" and took it without a second thought. I want to know how that scenario was going to play out.

 

[Watcher]

I think we’ve gone over every possible permutation of “could the report be inaccurate?” multiple times. The simple fact is that we live in a timeline where the crazy conspiracy that the press refuses to discuss actually is the most likely version of events.

This isn't even a conspiracy is the bizarre thing. It isn't even Byuu's first suicide story there was one a year prior. The idea of someone saying they killed themselves, getting someone to say "yeah they totally did it" and then just not going through with it isn't as far fetched as twitter likes to claim it is.

I really want to know what Byuu would have done if Null said "yeah, I love money" and took it without a second thought. I want to know how that scenario was going to play out.

He most likely would've either attempted to extort him through legal threats. People have noted in this thread earlier that Null would've very easily accidentally opened himself up to a lawsuit if he accepted the money. It's why his lawyer told him to not take it.

 

[T.E.R.F]

How are people here still trying to play devils advocate? You don’t sound skeptical or clever, you sound retarded. Per byuu’s own words he would have his passport and info released. I don’t think he ever expected his extortion attempt to fail. At first I really did think it was a desperate loser pleading, now it seems like his intentions were always sinister.