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Duh, don't mix work and private devices / data
by sigio 2y ago
Duh, don't mix work and private devices / data
- dhosek 2y agoI was just discussing this with a friend. The one place where I’m willing to fudge things (corporate policies permitting) is putting my personal calendar on a work machine, work calendar on my personal systems, mostly because it makes dealing with the interface between the two simpler (plus then I get meetings showing up on my watch).
- quesera 2y agoDepending on your calendaring system(s), you can subscribe to your work calendar on your personal account, and vice versa. Although you should be careful about the latter! My life is simple enough that I just dupe the occasional MTWTF personal events as "reserved blocks" onto my work calendar, and maintain my off-hours and SS personal calendar separately.
- eastbound 2y agoYou can share the free/busy information only.
- accrual 2y agoRight. I don't even let my work laptop onto my home LAN. It's hardwired into its own /30 VLAN and can only see the gateway and internet.
- GavinGruesome 2y agoSo it is on your home LAN, just on a different VLAN than your infra. (which makes sense)
- accrual 2y agoRight, shares the same PHY/layer 1, but logically separated at layer 2. :)
- Havoc 2y agoUnless you believe your employer to be malicious I doubt this brings any real world benefit