Inside Eve: Online’s propaganda machine—from Photoshop to DDoS | Ars Technica UK

cache hit 219:single/related:638773830a99b9be3550a9dfeee3de1d empty On June 30, 2016, a costly battle took place in Eve: Online. An alliance of players calling themselves the Imperium—assisted by allies in the game’s low security region—destroyed four Titan-class ships (the game’s largest and most expensive), and inflicted damage worth half a trillion of the in-game currency (ISK) on their…

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Luxury camp at Burning Man festival targeted by ‘hooligans’ | Culture | The Guardian

The organisers of an exclusive camp at Nevada’s Burning Man festival have denounced “hooligans” whom they accuse of raiding their camp, stealing items, gluing trailer doors shut and cutting the power. Pershing County sheriff’s office was called to the festival to investigate after the night-time raid targeting the White Ocean camp as it hosted its…

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Keeping the wolves at bay: Meet the woman who’s making Wall Street safe for women – Salon.com

The 2013 film “The Wolf of Wall Street” received harsh criticism for its depiction of women as two-dimensional trophy wives, money-grubbing secretaries who sleep with their bosses, and prostitutes and strippers who served as a backdrop to a group of drug-fueled man-child stock brokers. But Martin Scorsese’s depiction of Reagan-era excess in America’s financial capital,…

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Oysters Are Nearly Extinct in New York Waters. This Team Is Trying to Coax Them Back. – The New York Times

Photo A floating cage containing hundreds of oysters was pulled into Jamaica Bay from Bayswater Point State Park in Queens on Thursday. Credit Dave Sanders for The New York Times Torrential rain poured down on the team of scientists and conservationists on Jamaica Bay as their small boat slowly towed about 85 cages packed with…

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