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I think that it totally depends on the definition of 'behavior like this today'. If 'behavior like this' is creatively toying with lab equipment that you have
by prof-dr-ir 5y ago
I think that it totally depends on the definition of 'behavior like this today'.
If 'behavior like this' is creatively toying with lab equipment that you have been given physical access to, bending the rules a little bit in the process, to participate in an academic challenge? If it would be up to me then a slap on the wrist would suffice, now just as well as presumably in 1993.
But if 'behavior like this' means breaking into computers, which nowadays are essential parts of a university's infrastructure, in straight violation of rules and conventions on hacking that have been in place since before you were born (say 2000), just to get some computer time to, say, mine whatevercoins? Then a little more than a slap on the wrist would be completely fine by me.