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> Do you have a personal conputer besides the one provided by your employer? If you don't, it's very stupid (unless you carefully considered the situation, obv
by dozzie 9y ago
> Do you have a personal conputer besides the one provided by your employer?
If you don't, it's very stupid (unless you carefully considered the situation,
obviously). You tie yourself this way to your current employer and changing
jobs will be a big hassle.
The same stands for every piece of equipment provided by your employer, be it
a computer, phone (or phone number), car, oscilloscope, or anything else.
Don't rely for personal purposes on employer's hardware.
- photonios 9y agoWhat if you're operating on the assumption that every employer gives you some form of laptop to work on then you're good to go. This assumes you don't do too much customisation. For me this works since I mainly use vim, so keeping my dotfiles in a repo is enough to transfer to another computer.
- dozzie 9y ago> What if you're operating on the assumption that every employer gives you some form of laptop to work on then you're good to go. If you're operating on this assumption and also on the assumption that you don't have any personal data whatsoever, barring maybe a few text configs.