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Ahah, you poor soul. I guess the thrust of my argument is that... Employees are trusted with those resources while under employer supervision. ("Supervision";
by jeffool 15y ago
Ahah, you poor soul.
I guess the thrust of my argument is that... Employees are trusted with those resources while under employer supervision. ("Supervision"; not that their bosses are over their shoulders, or in some cases even know how to operate it themselves.) But the second that the intent is not approved of, suddenly that employee is suspected of having destroyed everything with an errant keystroke. It's funny, is all.
- m0nastic 15y agoI agree. My boss at my previous employer somehow managed to convince the higher-ups that we needed a lab full of about 20 ridiculously well-spec'd desktops with high-end video cards (and this was well before you could argue for their use in things like CUDA). This was our Counterstrike lab.