>>370761 Both jare shit. >>370763 That is the end result of trying to please any spoiled whiny piece of shit, instead of shooting them all.

I always imagine you sounding exactly like this, every time you post.

>>370757 >Mainichi Daily News Should I be worried? Anyways, I'll see how they fair over the next few days. Primarily got tired of how the comment section on Japan.Today is extremely censor happy in regards to what comments they'll leave up.

>>370779 >>370778 I wish we had an actual femanon screaming "FUCKING GAYMERGAAAAAAAAYS" at one point.

>>370763 >I wouldn't be surprised to see the day even steven universe suddenly becomes """"'problematic'"""" Only way I could see it is if Rebecca Sugar fell out of leftist grace somehow. There's the gay Ed Edd & Eddy porn she drew that floats around, but it seems most people ignore that.

>>370777 I think they always been censor happy but it got worse because you can't have different mindset

STATE MANDATED SEXO https://archive.is/gP9TE

>>370783 Can't see how this will go the same way as any other dating app.

>>370784 It'll probably track user GPS data and prevent cheating with fellow app users.

>>370783 Do you think they'll allow gays and lesbians in? It's pretty socialist to not be represented when tax dollars are spent.

>>370783 Didn't West Taiwan do this EXACT thing and it marvelously failed?! Where the CCP essentially forced their citizens to have babies, which resulted in such a large population explosion that it was the reason why the "One Child" policy was instituted in the first place, which resulted in millions of abortions and the sexual demographic offset where millions of Chinese men will never be able to find a companion without having to resort to immigration, and the inevitability of a population collapse because millions of Chinese women are also holding out since they know they're in high demand, AND the CCP now almost forcing people to have three or more kids which will not actually change anything for the next 25 years at minimum.

>>370787 Everyone having 3 children suddenly is actually probably harmful to their government's plans to transition to a service economy and drive consumer spending, all of it is going towards baby powder with plaster and milk with mercury, and then 20 years until the mouthbreathers can show up on whatever replaced liveleaks. The average urban citizen there is poor as fuck, country bumpkins moreso.

>>370736 I didn't really pay much attention to the news, as I don't really know much other then maybe NHK. Most news I got was just interacting with the locals, you'd be fucking amazed how much you can learn from some old man running a ramen shop.

>>370783 Take away all women's rights and the birthrates will go up. Simple as that. No Man wants the parasites to be allowed to ruin his life. Every single measure like the one you posted avoids pointing out the very problem that causes all else: women's rights were a mistake. Nobody will have any incentive to date when the long term losses are well known. It is never about Men not wanting to date. It is about Men knowing what happens after marriage, and not wanting any of this.

>>370787 No? They still have a maximum child policy in China.

>>370789 The mainstream media over there is no different than the communist mainstream media in the west. To give you a example, there is that well known phenomenon of teenagers refusing to overwork, citing poor work conditions, low payment, and too much demand on workers, to the point they develop health issues due to overworking. The mainstream media simply calls those teenagers criminal syndicates and gang members. without ever addressing the issue of the youth being forced to overwork since the schooldays and into adulthood, to provide for the parasitic elderly, who just demand they work as semi-slaves. So, teenagers who don't want to be exploited and don't want to be treated as slaves are labelled criminals by the Japanese mainstream media. this gives you an idea about how shitty their mainstream media is. No different than the rest of the world (maybe mudslime media being the exception, as they actually report facts.) >>370791 And that failed miserably. That is the point the other anon was making.

Lifetime data of every single new Windows 11 machine stolen by TotalRecall trojan program >Microsoft introduced Recall last month. The tool continuously takes screenshots of whatever’s happening on your PC. Recall is intended to allow people to “retrieve” things you’ve done on your machine—whether it’s web pages you’ve visited or messages you’ve been sent—using natural language search queries. Microsoft’s description of the tool says Recall could be used to search for recipes you’ve looked at online but whose websites you’ve forgotten. >TotalRecall, a new cyberattack named after the 1990s science fiction film, automatically works out where the Recall database is on Windows 11 and then makes a copy of the history of the entire machine, parsing all the data as it does so. Included in what TotalRecall captures are screenshots of whatever is on your desktop—a gold mine for criminal hackers or domestic abusers who now have access their victim’s device. Images include captures of messages sent on encrypted messaging apps Signal and WhatsApp, and remain in the captures regardless of whether disappearing messages are turned on in the apps. There are records of websites visited and every bit of text displayed on the PC. Once TotalRecall was deployed, it generated a summary about the data; it is also possible to search for specific terms in the database including insights into their emails, personal conversations, and any sensitive information that’s captured by Microsoft. >Cybersecurity researcher Kevin Beaumont, who has detailed how much information Recall captures and how easy it was extracted, also says there is a website where TotalRecall’s entire Windows 11 database has been uploaded. He says he hasn’t released the location of the site yet, to allow Microsoft time to inspect the findings. >Microsoft Recall’s privacy pages say it is possible to disable saving screenshots (effectively turning Recall off), pause the system temporarily, filter applications where screenshots are taken, and delete what is gathered at any time. Recall runs on the laptop itself, storing data it captures on the device and not sending this information to Microsoft’s servers. This claim appears to be true, with no signs that data is sent to Microsoft, says Microsoft. >The criticisms come as this hack of Microsoft systems have led to various US government data breaches; Nadella, the CEO of Microsoft, has said security ought to be Microsoft’s “top priority. Microsoft did not respond to WIRED’s request for comment about the security failures with Recall by the time of publication. https://archive.is/hBoNW

>>370783 I actually think this is a very good idea. One of the worst parts of modern dating services like tinder/bumble etc, is that their business model is designed to fundamentally hurt the user. If someone were to use a for profit dating service once, find someone nice, get married and live happily ever after, this would be a significant loss in potential revenue for the dating app. If you only use the service once, you're not buying the premium subscription, you're not feeding it data that can be sold to advertisers, you're not buying fake tokens, your not viewing ads, etc. Their entire model is based on the user using the dating app in perpetuity. These companies have an incentive to promote the night stands and shittiest, most shallow relationships possible, rather than more meaningful and long term relationships/marriage, because that's how it keeps people coming back to the app. Making matchmaking based on looks and other shallow characteristics, keeping things gamified and online rather than meeting in real life and so on. I've thought that either having these services operated by government or required by law to be operated by some sort of non-profit/charity would be a reasonable solution to this problem. But I haven't seen any large scale examples of this happening in practice, I think a single city in China tried this a year or two ago, but I'm not sure how well that worked in the end. >>370792 >And that failed miserably It didn't though. It did exactly what the CCP wanted it to do. Imposing a limit on births, lowered the birth rate, which was the goal of the X child policies. The fact that this caused a bunch of damaging side effects doesn't mean it didn't do what it was designed to do. And I'm not sure what >>370787 is going on about >The CCP now almost forcing people to have three or more kids It's still illegal to have more than 3 children for almost everyone in the country. The chicoms have barely enacted any significant pro-natal policies beyond extended maternity leave for mothers, which is still remarkably short compared to most other countries.

>>370793 >the thing everyone saw coming happened What a shock.

<<975709 >Soyjack near the end of the thread. Thought you could get away with that, motherfucker?

>>370783 Japanese birth rates are a meme. It used to be said for ages that Japan was overpopulated. Declining birthrates is just the population naturally correcting in a first world country. The population will fluctuate up and down for long periods of time and eventually settle around a stable number, so long as their society stays stable.

>>370793 >Lifetime data of every single new Windows 11 machine stolen by TotalRecall trojan program <Clickbait redtext title that isn't what's said in the article <(1) at the end of the thread Are you trying to convince people Recall isn't evil by attacking it poorly? Because it's not working. Recall is obviously superAIDS. You don't need to make up the biggest data breach in computer history to convince anyone of that.

>>370797 The problem is not the birth rates or the overpopulation the problem is the lack of young people that is suppose to replace the old people and take care of them. Japan needs electronic old men that can take care of themselves and work.

>>370783 Never Ever.

what's next thread's theme?

>>370802 Do you have the Linus Tech Tips clip talking about what he thought the "Hard R" meant? Because the next thread is related to that.

>>370800 >the problem is the lack of young people that is suppose to replace the old people and take care of them. They're building robots for that. They're very good at robots. And really, when it comes to the actual caregiving, this isn't a population issue so much as it is a underused career issue. They have to incentivize more people into that career path. It's not like it takes a 1/1 ratio of caregivers vs elderly people. The only real issue with a declining population, which is obviously a temporary state, is less taxpayers when you budgeted to rely on an ever increasing tax revenue. It's purely an issue with the government mismanaging money. When they say they want to fight their declining population, what they mean is they want more tax money without the negative PR of raising taxes. Both Abe and Kishida are guilty of this deceit. It's just like when they recently lowered the drinking age in the hopes of getting more alcohol tax money, to the dismay of parents and with lots of bad PR. Never believe politicians have the people's best interests in mind, not even in Japan. If government actions are a net benefit to the people, it is purely because it also directly benefits those in the government in some way. The people pushing all those Abe babymaking memes are just unwitting propagandists for a government initiative to make more tax money.

>>370783 >Tokyo, in particular, has the highest unmarried rates for 50-year-olds in the country, with 32% of men and 24% of women remaining single. >50-year-olds That's a useless stat - 50-year old women aren't going to help increase the birth rate.

Where the fuck is the new thread?

>>370806 Suffering from declining bread rates.

>>370806 Time to close the gate for good.

>>370806 We have to wait in thread lines now.

>>370806 >>370807 >>370808 >>370809 The NEW THREAD: >>975750 >>975750 >>975750 >>975750 >>975750 >>975750 >>975750 is right here you impatient niggers