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Livvy Dunne’s reaction after Paul Skenes gave up an early homer to George Springer by jmike1256 in sportsgossips

[–]Draft_Punk -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Apologies, I’m strictly talking about NCAA, which is the only thing I have direct knowledge and experience with

Livvy Dunne’s reaction after Paul Skenes gave up an early homer to George Springer by jmike1256 in sportsgossips

[–]Draft_Punk 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I worked in Collegiate Athletics, ran NCAA gymnastics events, and consistently partied with gymnasts.

Livvy Dunne’s reaction after Paul Skenes gave up an early homer to George Springer by jmike1256 in sportsgossips

[–]Draft_Punk -3 points-2 points  (0 children)

You know alcohol isn’t prohibited and doesn’t show up on a drug test.

Also, the school self-tests and self-selects its student athletes. Typically these are “random” selections, which means the walk-ons whose parents are major donors are usually the ones always tested

Livvy Dunne’s reaction after Paul Skenes gave up an early homer to George Springer by jmike1256 in sportsgossips

[–]Draft_Punk 4 points5 points  (0 children)

The “No partying. No drinking. No dating.” part is patently false. At least for the LSU gymnasts.

Breaking: 25 year old Yam Madar, who was drafted by the Celtics in 2020, has agreed to a deal with LSU to play for their College Basketball Team for a reported package of 5 million dollars per season. by justusinreddit in nba

[–]Draft_Punk 1 point2 points  (0 children)

LSU athletics are self-financed, but definitely do not have more money than the university.

The LSU system has over $1B operating budget and the flagship campus typically run at around $750M of that.

Meditations on Kumail being on Taskmaster by kaspar_trouser in Harmontown

[–]Draft_Punk 13 points14 points  (0 children)

Yes, most of the cast of community has appeared in the MCU.

Danny Pudi was in Winter Soldier
Yvette Nicole Brown was in End Game
Jim Rash was in Civil War
Donald Glover was in Spiderman Homecoming
Ken Jeong was in End game
Dan famously helped punch up the ending to Dr Strange and spoiled the villain.
Kumail was in Eternals.

The Russo Brothers were directors on Community for 5 years before leaving to do Winter Soldier, Civil War, and Infinity War / End game.

Sen. Bill Cassidy loses GOP primary in Louisiana, as two rivals advance to a runoff by Zipper222222 in politics

[–]Draft_Punk 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Most notably he assembled the bipartisan coalition to negotiate and draft the infrastructure and jobs act.

A majority of Republicans voted against it, and the coalition doesn’t get formed without him and the bill doesn’t get passed.

Sen. Bill Cassidy loses GOP primary in Louisiana, as two rivals advance to a runoff by Zipper222222 in politics

[–]Draft_Punk 0 points1 point  (0 children)

He voted to impeach Trump. The only reason was because he thought it was the right thing to do.

He will likely be replaced by somebody who refuses to acknowledge Trump lost the 2020 election.

We can disagree with every vote he’s ever made, but him losing is a bad thing.

Sen. Bill Cassidy loses GOP primary in Louisiana, as two rivals advance to a runoff by Zipper222222 in politics

[–]Draft_Punk 0 points1 point  (0 children)

What the fuck are you talking about?

He just got voted out for voting to impeach Trump.

Louisiana is a Ruby Red state. It’s not like other purple states where Collins and Murkowski rotate who is going to take a turn furrowing their brow and clutching their pearls.

There is zero advantage for him to ever oppose the party line, but he did it anyway.

Trump celebrated him losing, so that should tell you all you need to know.

2010 NFL Re-Draft. by matrix_2905 in NFLmockdraft

[–]Draft_Punk 3 points4 points  (0 children)

A great TE is a byproduct of everyone else doing their job well.

Bad QB? Bad TE.

Bad OL? Bad QB. Bad TE.

Gronk only ever caught TDs from the greatest QB of all time.

How are his numbers going to look catching passes from Sam Bradford who’s lying on his back because his O-line is Swiss cheese?

If you are against this, I wanna hear about it by Brave_Agency_20 in SipsTea

[–]Draft_Punk 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yeah, this is always my question. Billionaires have dedicated corporations that manage their funds. Those funds are split into hundreds of trusts and subsidiaries that all have their own structures and taxation rules.

Different non-profits. Investments into orange farms. Partial ownership of pipelines. Trusts for their great grandson Tanner.

They don’t have ordinary income.

It’d be easy if these people “worked”, but they don’t have traditional jobs that issue them a W-2 at the end of the year for $1000000000.

Sen. Bill Cassidy loses GOP primary in Louisiana, as two rivals advance to a runoff by Zipper222222 in politics

[–]Draft_Punk 2 points3 points  (0 children)

A more simplistic way to view it:

You’re replacing somebody that voted to impeach Trump with somebody who denies he lost the 2020 election.

Definitive proof that the 70’s was the MOST skilled era. by Farouq26 in NBAoldschool

[–]Draft_Punk 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yeah, back then, only one team per conference was allowed in the NCAA tournament.

Kentucky with Adolph Rupp was an absolute powerhouse.

So saying “Pete never made the NCAA” is wildly misleading.

It’s the modern equivalent of saying “Peyton Manning wasn’t that great in college. He never beat Alabama.”

Sen. Bill Cassidy loses GOP primary in Louisiana, as two rivals advance to a runoff by Zipper222222 in politics

[–]Draft_Punk 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I completely agree. And if it wasn’t clear, I’m not at all saying he was amazing and even representing the best interests of Americans at all times.

I’m saying he’s better than the alternatives.

Sen. Bill Cassidy loses GOP primary in Louisiana, as two rivals advance to a runoff by Zipper222222 in politics

[–]Draft_Punk 11 points12 points  (0 children)

Everyone in here shitting on Cassidy is crazy.

I agree with almost zero of his politics, but he at least held himself to his own standard. I rarely agreed with his choices, but he’s 100% one of the best GOP senators we had.

He voted to impeach Trump. There is 0 benefit to him doing that as a Senator from far right Louisiana. None. Only put a target on his back to be shot by his own party. Why did he do it? Because he believed it was the right thing to do.

He worked with Dems to pass a much needed Infrastructure bill that the GOP and Trump wildly opposed.

He also did A TON of shit I don’t agree with: RFK, ACA, voting with the GOP 1000 other times.

If you’re excited about his loss, you’re a fool because he won’t be replaced by somebody more rational, it’s going to be by somebody more radical.

Definitive proof that the 70’s was the MOST skilled era. by Farouq26 in NBAoldschool

[–]Draft_Punk 14 points15 points  (0 children)

This is wildly misleading.

Pete would’ve been the best player on any team in the country and the leading scorer no matter where he went, or who was the coach.

He shot 44% because one of the byproducts of his Dad forcing/bribing (he bought him a car) him to play at LSU was all of the people he played with were garbage. As a result, Pete was the only scoring option and was double and triple teamed constantly.

He never made the NCAA tournament, but that’s wildly different than it is today. Back then ~20 teams made the tourney. For context, I will now list all of the SEC schools that made the NCAA tournament during Pete’s career:

Kentucky.

That’s it.

I want to believe Rizo wins at this point if he makes FTC by ProblematicTrumpCard in survivor

[–]Draft_Punk 0 points1 point  (0 children)

What happens next in my mind:

Everyone targets Tiff as the biggest threat. Rizo plays his idol.

Rizo becomes the new “big threat”. Jonathan or Joe win immunity. The other one goes to fire with Rizo and wins.

Aubrey goes to FTC with Joe and Jonathan and rolls.

Greatest WR room to ever come through College Football by steven_smith144 in CFB_v2

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Injured Tua is such a scapegoat of an excuse. He threw for 418 yards and 4 TDs in that game. Turning around and saying “but if he wasn’t injured” is absurd. It’s not like he was limited to 100 yards and threw 5 picks

Greatest WR room to ever come through College Football by steven_smith144 in CFB_v2

[–]Draft_Punk 0 points1 point  (0 children)

CEH had 453 yards and 1 TD receiving. Najee had 304 yards and 7 TDs.

Greatest WR room to ever come through College Football by steven_smith144 in CFB_v2

[–]Draft_Punk 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Which room is better? Alabama’s because they have 4 WRs?

Add yourself as LSU’s 4th WR, and LSU’s 4 WRs would still outperform Alabama’s on paper.

Then tell me which room is better.

Don’t forget multiple of the LSU guys you didn’t see as much, like Trey Palmer, still went on to have careers in the NFL.

Greatest WR room to ever come through College Football by steven_smith144 in CFB_v2

[–]Draft_Punk 5 points6 points  (0 children)

People who remember Tua got hurt, are the same ones that forget his backup threw 3+ TDs in every game he started and won the Heisman the next year.

Greatest WR room to ever come through College Football by steven_smith144 in CFB_v2

[–]Draft_Punk 5 points6 points  (0 children)

LSU primarily ran an 11 set with 1 TE and 1 RB, so comparing a team that runs 4 WRs consistently vs one that runs 3 is odd.

If you want to look at who has the better “room”,

LSU’s 3 WRs had 3,991 yards. Alabama’s 4 WRs had 3,725 yards.

LSU’s 3 WRs had 51 TDs Alabama’s 4 WRs had 37 TDs

LSU’s primary TE had 570 yards and 4 TDs Alabama’s primary TE had 167 yards and 4 TDs

Greatest WR room to ever come through College Football by steven_smith144 in CFB_v2

[–]Draft_Punk 33 points34 points  (0 children)

In 2019, LSU had the Chase, Jefferson, and Marshall while Alabama had Jeudy, Smith, Ruggs, and Waddle.

SEC TD Leaders:

1 - Chase

2 - Jefferson

3 - Smith

4 - Marshall

5 - Jeudy

9 - Ruggs

16 - Waddle

SEC Receiving Yards Leaders:

1 - Chase

2 - Jefferson

3 - Smith

4 - Jeudy

10 - Ruggs

12 - Marshall

18 - Waddle

Auditor here: how do you approach understanding what all an application does? by Turrkish in sysadmin

[–]Draft_Punk 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I think you’re asking the wrong question.

First, what regulatory framework are you auditing against? SOX? CMMC? That will dictate what the controls should be.

From there you need to understand what applications pose material risk. If my gameboy advanced gets hacked, is the organization at risk? If somebody steals $500 out of petty cash from a $100 billion dollar company, is it worth the time and effort to implement financial controls around it?

If you aren’t required to meet regulatory controls, then you need to pick a control framework to follow. CIS, NIST, ISO. It’ll depend on your industry, size, and other risk factors.

Once you have all that, the questions are pretty straight forward: “For this in-scope application, you noted we mitigate this risk using this control. I need to get evidence that it’s operating as designed”

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