Tales from the office side

[Cronus086]

...is into coprophilia and not lightly dabbling in it...

I had to google what that meant... really sad i did

[Blazzok]

I had to google what that meant... really sad i did

You and me both :/

[GregRedd]

You and me both :/

Make that 3. Shit.

[Blazzok]

Make that 3. Shit.

Yes, that is correct

[murfle]

I think I've read enough. Not gonna look it up.

[HavocXphere]

I had to google what that meant... really sad i did

haha. Don't know what it is either...but I've been on the internet long enough to know when its best *not* to google something.

[Avantar]

Look - I can understand the odd fetish but coprophilia will never make the accepted or understandable list. Something wrong with your nose perhaps?

Had to redo a laptop of one of the editors of a magazine company that I had to get all the info over to a new one. Used LapLink back in the day for that. Usually just take the user profile over but I decided to check in the root of C: as well; since the previous time I didn't and they have 'lost' a valuable photo that was stored on there. (Or like the way they like to blow it up: Lost all their info)

While looking for possible valuable content to transfer from the c-drive (in particular photos) there they were: Some nudes from a ever so new and young work colleague as well as them together. The editor is married with a kid. So now I know and no-one else knows and now you need to pretend like nothing is up.

Why do people put stuff like that one their work computer??

[PsychoFish]

Look - I can understand the odd fetish but coprophilia will never make the accepted or understandable list. Something wrong with your nose perhaps?

Had to redo a laptop of one of the editors of a magazine company that I had to get all the info over to a new one. Used LapLink back in the day for that. Usually just take the user profile over but I decided to check in the root of C: as well; since the previous time I didn't and they have 'lost' a valuable photo that was stored on there. (Or like the way they like to blow it up: Lost all their info)

While looking for possible valuable content to transfer from the c-drive (in particular photos) there they were: Some nudes from a ever so new and young work colleague as well as them together. The editor is married with a kid. So now I know and no-one else knows and now you need to pretend like nothing is up.

Why do people put stuff like that one their work computer??

No idea, I have seen plenty of nudes from colleagues, there are just two WTF incidents that I have in my many years of working in IT. Scatlady was the one, the other was the married guy with pics of himself and his toyboy lover.

The most likely cause is that they either don't have another PC at home, or the home PC is shared (with either a partner and/or kids) so they deem their work issued machine as "personal". However, no matter what position you hold, your work issued PC and the device(s) you bring to work to perform your duties while employed should NEVER be regarded as personal or private.

Don't get me wrong, I'm professional about it so I'm not yapping away telling other people in the office and/or their friends about this, neither am I going to take it up with them or anyone else unless they are blatantly breaking the law. However if your millions of pictures on a dying drive is causing me to be unable to help you, I'm going to have a look to see if I can zap/recover anything there. Just don't make me want to use eye bleach afterwards.

[Avantar]

No idea, I have seen plenty of nudes from colleagues, there are just two WTF incidents that I have in my many years of working in IT. Scatlady was the one, the other was the married guy with pics of himself and his toyboy lover.

The most likely cause is that they either don't have another PC at home, or the home PC is shared (with either a partner and/or kids) so they deem their work issued machine as "personal". However, no matter what position you hold, your work issued PC and the device(s) you bring to work to perform your duties while employed should NEVER be regarded as personal or private.

Don't get me wrong, I'm professional about it so I'm not yapping away telling other people in the office and/or their friends about this, neither am I going to take it up with them or anyone else unless they are blatantly breaking the law. However if your millions of pictures on a dying drive is causing me to be unable to help you, I'm going to have a look to see if I can zap/recover anything there. Just don't make me want to use eye bleach afterwards.

Precisely why I think some secrets should stay secrets.