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Comment on Battling infectious diseases in the 20th century: The impact of vaccines in ~health
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Comment on Asmongold's Twitch channel temporarily banned following racist rant about Palestinians in ~games
highpulp Link ParentI don't think communities surrounding streamers are really comparable to those in other forms of entertainment. There's so much more interaction between the community & the creator that I believe...I don't think communities surrounding streamers are really comparable to those in other forms of entertainment. There's so much more interaction between the community & the creator that I believe communities surrounding content creators are very largely a reflection of said creator. This is also influenced by how their communities are moderated, which ultimately is driven by what the creator deems is appropriate, who they delegate moderation privileges to, etc.
That is to say, compared to other streamers even within his network (OTK), Asmon attracts a disproportionate quantity of some of the worst people on the internet, and I don't believe that's a coincidence.
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Comment on Lessons learned from the Google trade secret theft indictment in ~tech
highpulp Link ParentSince he was stealing from Google, it seems unbelievably idiotic that he used his personal Google drive to exfiltrate the data. Surely it's obvious that that is the one service that Google would...taken pictures of their screen
Since he was stealing from Google, it seems unbelievably idiotic that he used his personal Google drive to exfiltrate the data. Surely it's obvious that that is the one service that Google would have the most insight into. Seems that something like Dropbox or even a thumb drive would've made it much less likely he gets caught. Maybe he thought a Google employee uploading things to a Google service would be normal enough to not raise any red flags, but there were almost certainly better options.
For what it's worth, you can mouse over the individual boxes & it will pop up the state & year it represents. Definitely isn't the best way to display the data, but it is all technically labeled. And mostly everything is sorted alphabetically, except they put Alaska before Alabama, I'm assuming because they're labeled
Alaska&Ala., and they also put Washington D.C. (D.C.) before Delaware (Del). But they did manage to put Maryland (M.D.) before Maine (Maine), so doesn't really seem to be any method to the madness.