Derpibooru Post Traumatic Stress Disorder Relief Thread
Barhandar 
- I have a VPN. You’re not going to prevent me from ever accessing the site unless you use software or malware to log my specific computer parts digital serial numbers.
Want a hard drive ID changer?
@TheBridge
It’s a threat because it prevents meow from blocking access for him (no personal information nothing to identify him with nothing to ban him with).
Not that it’ll prevent meow from being an idiot and further damaging derpi’s public image and reputation by trying, and needing to be dragged kicking and screaming to follow CCPA.
@Officer Hotpants
Irrelevant. It’s in psycho tranny’s best interests to not do cloudflare IP bans. Bad publicity.
P.S. Psy, you really should go fully public with that if you want meow to actually halt. Clout goblins only stop when clout is threatened.
@TheBridge
It’s a threat because it prevents meow from blocking access for him (no personal information nothing to identify him with nothing to ban him with).
Not that it’ll prevent meow from being an idiot and further damaging derpi’s public image and reputation by trying, and needing to be dragged kicking and screaming to follow CCPA.
@Officer Hotpants
Irrelevant. It’s in psycho tranny’s best interests to not do cloudflare IP bans. Bad publicity.
P.S. Psy, you really should go fully public with that if you want meow to actually halt. Clout goblins only stop when clout is threatened.
Psy Key
Cocky Scamp
@TheBridge
If I invoke the CCPA, I can request that Derpibooru, which is subject to the CCPA since they undoubtedly have at least 50,000 IPs that have accessed their site from California, delete all of my information.
They won’t want to do this, of course, as them having my personal information is how they ensure I can’t post on the site. However, if they refuse to do so, I can lawyer up and file a lawsuit claiming Derpibooru is refusing to delete my information, which is a right given to me by the state of California. Assuming we got this far into it, a judge can request the extradition of, say, Meow or another Derpi representative, to California to attend the trial. If they are not kept at a police station, which they likely will not since I don’t think any of the Derpi staffers have any criminal record and thus the court won’t suppose they will attempt to run, they will need to pay for a hotel they can stay at until the trial is concluded and they are free to leave the US.
Not to mention they need a lawyer of their own. Unless they want to represent themselves, which, hey, if you can, go for it. It’s gone historically well for many.
It’s meant to be more of a reminder. California, and a few other states, have robust laws and regulations related to civilian and company relations. A very good example of this is our anti-SLAPP laws, which make it EXTREMELY difficult for a business to sue you as an individual unless they have a damn good reason, by forcing a company to pay for all legal fees in the event their lawsuit is proven to be a SLAPPsuit. A SLAPPsuit, for those who don’t know, is a lawsuit filed without any true merit that attempts to silence the defendant by incurring large legal fees. The CCPA is an action which forces companies and other organizations, such as Derpibooru who accepts donations to keep a service running that they in turn provide for free to the public, to delete all data pertaining to an individual in California, upon request. Failure to do so can be extremely expensive, depending on the circumstances.
All of this culminates to Meow being the current head of Derpi, who I’m certain does not have the funds to even spend a single day in court, while I do. And since their best defense as to why they need to keep my information for security purposes, they would need to bring up my ban history, which would include my latest ban, which would need substantiation, which their records WOULD NOT back up. They would need to make a poor argument of, “We just don’t like the guy.”
All pretty embarrassing. Meanwhile, I have no problem laying my ban history bare to any court, because Derpibooru’s own moderation would prove ALL OF IT means nothing to the case, since previous bans are considered solved private matters.
@Officer Hotpants
No, I don’t. Them keeping a permanent ban on me is just their own temper tandrum. I don’t care to post there, at all, and don’t really use anything else related to the site unless out of happenstance. But the big thing here is they provide a public service for free, which means I should have access to the bare minimum which is viewing images. Their best reasoning RIGHT NOW would likely be, “We have reason to believe they will conduct a cyber attack on the site.”
I’ve never said I will. All I’ve said is that I will not frown upon such an action happening, and will applaud those who carry it out. Even if I was going to, a VPN covers the requirements of getting past a cloud flare IP ban, meaning they’re carrying out all of this security for nothing if we entertain their logic and actions.
@ᏰᎯᎠᎻᎬᎯᏒᎿ
It’s really not that big of a deal. I’d rather you not get involved less you too get hit by the tranny who acts like a total pathetic loser.
@Barhandar
>hard drive ID changer
I didn’t think that was actually a thing. I don’t think I need it, since them collecting THAT information would be overstepping boundaries and would be even more legal issues since they’re not supposed to be collecting that type of information unless they have an extremely good reason. I don’t think even Twitter collects that, and for obvious reasons.
>Go public with it
I mean, I could, but there’s only a few outlets I could see even caring about it. I could go on Horse News, which hasn’t had a new article in almost a year, and I could go on Twitter, and maybe FA, but really I don’t think it’s going to tarnish their reputation more than it’s already tarnished. Unless, of course, you see something I don’t.
If I invoke the CCPA, I can request that Derpibooru, which is subject to the CCPA since they undoubtedly have at least 50,000 IPs that have accessed their site from California, delete all of my information.
They won’t want to do this, of course, as them having my personal information is how they ensure I can’t post on the site. However, if they refuse to do so, I can lawyer up and file a lawsuit claiming Derpibooru is refusing to delete my information, which is a right given to me by the state of California. Assuming we got this far into it, a judge can request the extradition of, say, Meow or another Derpi representative, to California to attend the trial. If they are not kept at a police station, which they likely will not since I don’t think any of the Derpi staffers have any criminal record and thus the court won’t suppose they will attempt to run, they will need to pay for a hotel they can stay at until the trial is concluded and they are free to leave the US.
Not to mention they need a lawyer of their own. Unless they want to represent themselves, which, hey, if you can, go for it. It’s gone historically well for many.
It’s meant to be more of a reminder. California, and a few other states, have robust laws and regulations related to civilian and company relations. A very good example of this is our anti-SLAPP laws, which make it EXTREMELY difficult for a business to sue you as an individual unless they have a damn good reason, by forcing a company to pay for all legal fees in the event their lawsuit is proven to be a SLAPPsuit. A SLAPPsuit, for those who don’t know, is a lawsuit filed without any true merit that attempts to silence the defendant by incurring large legal fees. The CCPA is an action which forces companies and other organizations, such as Derpibooru who accepts donations to keep a service running that they in turn provide for free to the public, to delete all data pertaining to an individual in California, upon request. Failure to do so can be extremely expensive, depending on the circumstances.
All of this culminates to Meow being the current head of Derpi, who I’m certain does not have the funds to even spend a single day in court, while I do. And since their best defense as to why they need to keep my information for security purposes, they would need to bring up my ban history, which would include my latest ban, which would need substantiation, which their records WOULD NOT back up. They would need to make a poor argument of, “We just don’t like the guy.”
All pretty embarrassing. Meanwhile, I have no problem laying my ban history bare to any court, because Derpibooru’s own moderation would prove ALL OF IT means nothing to the case, since previous bans are considered solved private matters.
@Officer Hotpants
No, I don’t. Them keeping a permanent ban on me is just their own temper tandrum. I don’t care to post there, at all, and don’t really use anything else related to the site unless out of happenstance. But the big thing here is they provide a public service for free, which means I should have access to the bare minimum which is viewing images. Their best reasoning RIGHT NOW would likely be, “We have reason to believe they will conduct a cyber attack on the site.”
I’ve never said I will. All I’ve said is that I will not frown upon such an action happening, and will applaud those who carry it out. Even if I was going to, a VPN covers the requirements of getting past a cloud flare IP ban, meaning they’re carrying out all of this security for nothing if we entertain their logic and actions.
@ᏰᎯᎠᎻᎬᎯᏒᎿ
It’s really not that big of a deal. I’d rather you not get involved less you too get hit by the tranny who acts like a total pathetic loser.
@Barhandar
>hard drive ID changer
I didn’t think that was actually a thing. I don’t think I need it, since them collecting THAT information would be overstepping boundaries and would be even more legal issues since they’re not supposed to be collecting that type of information unless they have an extremely good reason. I don’t think even Twitter collects that, and for obvious reasons.
>Go public with it
I mean, I could, but there’s only a few outlets I could see even caring about it. I could go on Horse News, which hasn’t had a new article in almost a year, and I could go on Twitter, and maybe FA, but really I don’t think it’s going to tarnish their reputation more than it’s already tarnished. Unless, of course, you see something I don’t.
Anonymous #6C76
@Officer Hotpants
It’s all the stupid. It’s a train wreck that took place because someone tried to build a bridge over a river but made it out of marshmallows, and the train is made out of clown cars, and all the clowns all Down’s. And the train wreck is happening on Guam, and it’s making the island flip over and capsize. ALL THE STUPID.
It’s all the stupid. It’s a train wreck that took place because someone tried to build a bridge over a river but made it out of marshmallows, and the train is made out of clown cars, and all the clowns all Down’s. And the train wreck is happening on Guam, and it’s making the island flip over and capsize. ALL THE STUPID.
Barhandar
I didn’t think that was actually a thing. I don’t think I need it, since them collecting THAT information would be overstepping boundaries and would be even more legal issues since they’re not supposed to be collecting that type of information unless they have an extremely good reason. I don’t think even Twitter collects that, and for obvious reasons.
For obvious reasons of “pretty sure browsers don’t SEND it in the first place”. The only place I know of that does collect the info, or a hash of hardware IDs, is an autism engine from ’90s that uses it for its bans.
Ineffectively.
Ineffectively.
but really I don’t think it’s going to tarnish their reputation more than it’s already tarnished
It’s not about making people who already dislike derpi hate it more, it’s about getting more people to know that Derpi is run by chucklefucks. And getting meow to stop in fear of just that.
Anonymous #5F71
@Psy Key
One of Horse News’ staffers is It’s Thinking, who is part of derpi staff and according to what lots of people has commented, he’s the responsible for HN suddenly dialing down on the fandom drama coverage. Plus, if you comment something there he will have access to your IP and so he could use it to see which derpi account matches it.
About the hard drive, the fingerprint thing derpi users to collect your info is supposed to include stuff like that so they always could know who is who.
One of Horse News’ staffers is It’s Thinking, who is part of derpi staff and according to what lots of people has commented, he’s the responsible for HN suddenly dialing down on the fandom drama coverage. Plus, if you comment something there he will have access to your IP and so he could use it to see which derpi account matches it.
About the hard drive, the fingerprint thing derpi users to collect your info is supposed to include stuff like that so they always could know who is who.
Psy Key
Cocky Scamp
@Barhandar
>browsers don’t send it in the first place
Ah, good to know Derpi has never cared about my privacy and has illegally overstepped it’s boundaries by storing personal information that is not outlined in their privacy policy. Assuming they do grab that data.
>getting more people to know
True, but I’m having trouble seeing who is going to care, that should care, at this point. Best thing I could see is telling people who don’t even know mlp image boards exist (you’d be surprised how many people at conventions don’t even know imageboards are a thing) that Derpi is ran by absolute flat skulls who act like they’re the fandom and they’re the be all end all.
Maybe I’m just not in enough circles.
@Anonymous #5F71
>It’s Thinking
Literally kike tier.
>browsers don’t send it in the first place
Ah, good to know Derpi has never cared about my privacy and has illegally overstepped it’s boundaries by storing personal information that is not outlined in their privacy policy. Assuming they do grab that data.
>getting more people to know
True, but I’m having trouble seeing who is going to care, that should care, at this point. Best thing I could see is telling people who don’t even know mlp image boards exist (you’d be surprised how many people at conventions don’t even know imageboards are a thing) that Derpi is ran by absolute flat skulls who act like they’re the fandom and they’re the be all end all.
Maybe I’m just not in enough circles.
@Anonymous #5F71
>It’s Thinking
Literally kike tier.
Anonymous #5F71
@Psy Key
The leaks also proved he’s one of the derpistaffers who spams and vandalizes /mlp/.
The leaks also proved he’s one of the derpistaffers who spams and vandalizes /mlp/.
Barhandar
Ah, good to know Derpi has never cared about my privacy and has illegally overstepped it’s boundaries by storing personal information that is not outlined in their privacy policy. Assuming they do grab that data.
No, I mean, they’d need a separate app/program to grab that. What they know is only things browser sends, which is admittedly waaaay too much already.
@Anonymous #5F71
@Anonymous #5F71
One of Horse News’ staffers is It’s Thinking, who is part of derpi staff and according to what lots of people has commented, he’s the responsible for HN suddenly dialing down on the fandom drama coverage.
Conflict of interest 101.
Psy Key
Cocky Scamp
@Anonymous #5F71
We have the JIDF. Now we’ll have the DIDF. They’re equally pathetic and disgusting. A representation of the Israeli and the Commie.
@Barhandar
Oh! Well, wouldn’t put it past Meow. I know he does all sorts of shit. I don’t know entirely what, since I didn’t pay super attention to him giving site security info away, but I can say that a few times he had to use Derpi’s server to do stuff that the staff tools wouldn’t, and that “We’re not supposed to without permission, but Teaspoon would be fine with me doing it.”
We have the JIDF. Now we’ll have the DIDF. They’re equally pathetic and disgusting. A representation of the Israeli and the Commie.
@Barhandar
Oh! Well, wouldn’t put it past Meow. I know he does all sorts of shit. I don’t know entirely what, since I didn’t pay super attention to him giving site security info away, but I can say that a few times he had to use Derpi’s server to do stuff that the staff tools wouldn’t, and that “We’re not supposed to without permission, but Teaspoon would be fine with me doing it.”
Officer Hotpants 
Moderator
Double-0 Negative
@Anonymous #6C76
I still can’t believe that guy said that. The island thing.
I still can’t believe that guy said that. The island thing.
Anonymous #6C76
@Officer Hotpants
It’s a glitch in the Matrix, man. (“The guy saying that, or the island actually tipping over?” “Yes.”)
It’s a glitch in the Matrix, man. (“The guy saying that, or the island actually tipping over?” “Yes.”)
Anonymous #428A
Apparently I use the address bar so little that starting to type “https” still wants to autofill derpi’s url.
KillswitchEngageHyperFanatic
More Than Just A Fanboy
@Anonymous #428A
That’s a good signal. Maybe they’re getting low in traffic, lol.
That’s a good signal. Maybe they’re getting low in traffic, lol.
Anonymous #FD36
Uh oh. The comments got locked down on this image for an obvious reason. I am sure deletions are on the way.
Dex Stewart 
Ecto-Phase,Activate!
@Anonymous #FD36
That’s the stupidest image to have the comments locked in quite some time.
That’s the stupidest image to have the comments locked in quite some time.
Adán Druego
@Anonymous #FD36
FBI: Open up!
First they came for those with child porn and I said nothing.
Then they came for those with children toys and I said nothing.
SFGMC: The gay agenda is coming home… we’ll convert your children
Then they came for the children and…
FBI: Open up!
First they came for those with child porn and I said nothing.
Then they came for those with children toys and I said nothing.
SFGMC: The gay agenda is coming home… we’ll convert your children
Then they came for the children and…
Anonymous #7590
@Anonymous #FD36
’Murican politics that had nothing to do with the image itself, and I agree what Dex said about locking the comments on that image, a total dumb move if you ask me.
’Murican politics that had nothing to do with the image itself, and I agree what Dex said about locking the comments on that image, a total dumb move if you ask me.
KillswitchEngageHyperFanatic
More Than Just A Fanboy
@Anonymous #FD36
Why did they locked the comments?
Why did they locked the comments?
Adán Druego
@KillswitchEngageHyperFanatic
Their kind don’t like any discussion. When accusations of phobia and -isms don’t have the intended effect, they’ll simply attempt to shut down the conservation permanently, be it a comment section, a school board meeting or an investigation supported by the majority.
Their kind don’t like any discussion. When accusations of phobia and -isms don’t have the intended effect, they’ll simply attempt to shut down the conservation permanently, be it a comment section, a school board meeting or an investigation supported by the majority.
Anonymous #B19F
ANoobis 
Ghibelline Omnipotens
They don’t admit it, but they know that last year was a mistake. They’re probably killing anything that’s at all politically charged out of fear of being pressured into repeating censorgate.