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If you could watch porn at work... would you?

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would you look at porn at work if it was allowed

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preslove said:
I can't imagine being stupid enough to surf porn on a work computer.
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In a small company with no (or incompetent) IT staff and no usage monitoring, it's unlikely to even be noticed. I imagine there are many millions of workers in the US in such an environment who can surf anything on the web without concern.
 
IndyColtsFan said:
2. One of my employees was a porn surfer and what made it worse in his case was the fact he was an IT employee and knew it was being logged. I should've fired the moron but gave him a warning instead and then he got the bright idea of using dial-up to access porn instead. Yeah, should've fired him....
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😵 Damn...that takes supreme dedication and patience
 
NetWareHead said:
😵 Damn...that takes supreme dedication and patience
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Yeah, this was around 2000-2001. The mistake the moron made was that he had the wallpaper of his laptop (a personal laptop; it was an older company one we gave him) set to some naked chick. One of my friends at the company (thank GOD it was a friend) walked in to talk to him and he left the laptop open.....
 
IndyColtsFan said:
Yeah, this was around 2000-2001. The mistake the moron made was that he had the wallpaper of his laptop (a personal laptop; it was an older company one we gave him) set to some naked chick. One of my friends at the company (thank GOD it was a friend) walked in to talk to him and he left the laptop open.....
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Back around that time I was managing a network in a small office of about 18 people. We were patched into a neighboring ISP who had a pair of T1s and our rate was determined through 95th percentile usage monitoring. Our biggest fear and most common problem was people listening to online radio feeds. Just a few people listening to 64 kbps radio for a workday was enough to push us into a different billing tier and cost us an extra couple hundred dollars for the month.
 
Carson Dyle said:
In a small company with no (or incompetent) IT staff and no usage monitoring, it's unlikely to even be noticed. I imagine there are many millions of workers in the US in such an environment who can surf anything on the web without concern.
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You might be wrong, we had a person that was walked out for watching stored pr0n movies on pc when someone noticed he was watching them and it was brought to the attention of a HR person.
 
Carson Dyle said:
Back around that time I was managing a network in a small office of about 18 people. We were patched into a neighboring ISP who had a pair of T1s and our rate was determined through 95th percentile usage monitoring. Our biggest fear and most common problem was people listening to online radio feeds. Just a few people listening to 64 kbps radio for a workday was enough to push us into a different billing tier and cost us an extra couple hundred dollars for the month.
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Yeah, I remember those days. Another great story is when users would fill file servers with their MP3 downloads. I was at lunch with a friend one day when one of my employees called and told me the file server was full. It just so happened the friend I was with at lunch had started copying several gigs of MP3 files to his home drive (again, this was around 2000) before we left for lunch. His face when I told my employee to delete all of those files was priceless.
 
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Man, those were the days. I went to undergrad 1999-2003 at a liberal arts college and students could just share whatever on their computers on the campus network. You could find all kinds of videos, music, porn, whatever and it was just a copy and paste (if you weren't an asshole and just opened up the file, lol) away!
 
Imp said:
Ummm... The real question is why you sought out this sort of behavior in the first place.
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He wasn't doing work at night and boss wanted to know what he was doing with his spare time.

He was whacking it at his desk.. I"m going to see if I saved the email/pics somewhere...
 
Imp said:
It'd be like going to an adult movie theatre: watch but no jerking off. To which, I ask, what's the point?
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So it be like going to the strip club and paying someone a lot of money to dance in front of you for 3 minutes.
 
preslove said:
Where was he whacking off? In his office or the bathroom?
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My guess is the office. They would get sued if they had cameras installed in the bathrooms.

We had a coworker that brought in a fleshlight and would use it on the 12-8am shift. I guess some people are just perverted.

😱
 
When I was in South Korea a coworker I know tried to access porn and got this message:

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