> One of the companies I worked at actually made a game out of leaving your terminal unlocked. I can tell you, after a few days of your colleagues kindly laughi

> One of the companies I worked at actually made a game out of leaving your terminal unlocked. I can tell you, after a few days of your colleagues kindly laughing at you returning to a screen full of Internet memes, you instinctively Ctrl + L upon standing up, even if it's to walk to the windows to look at the view. This was unofficial but standard practice at a support center I once worked at. It was a terrible work environment for other reasons, but individual computer security was great because the new guys very rapidly learned that leaving a computer unlocked left you a prime target for background changes, YTMND pages hidden behind other windows, the Dell ctrl+alt+up thing, etc.