I find this remarkable: This is the other ingredient to Stoll’s hacker-hunting obsession [...] a kind of low-burning moral outrage. because I notice the sam

I find this remarkable: This is the other ingredient to Stoll’s hacker-hunting obsession [...] a kind of low-burning moral outrage. because I notice the same in a lot of other people worth listening to. In general you won't notice it until you spend some time with them. There is some internal moral compass influencing all decisions subtly, even in the knowledge most of the world doesn't care. Its different from SJWs etc in that its mostly silent, internal, invisible, doing instead of saying. For an other example, here's what Neil Gaiman says about Terry Pratchett: There is a fury to Terry Pratchett’s writing: it’s the fury that was the engine that powered Discworld https://www.theguardian.com/books/2014/sep/24/terry-pratchett-angry-not-jolly-neil-gaiman https://www.theguardian.com/books/2014/sep/24/terry-pratchet...