[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on 31/03/2004 01:05:41 PM: --snip--
> > Dave. > > True. I am also subject to the AUP. However, I need SSH for my job, > SSH can forward ports and thus my life will go on as normal. Most of > what I do is shell-based anyway (mutt, slrn, nethack etc), so not using > a GUI to "surf" isn't a particular problem for me. Besides, what I > can't get on my systems at work, I can easily access from a shell > account on one of the many systems I have sucking electrons at home. > > I agree with you about most AUP breaches occurring in IT departments > though. We do because we can :P Does no one want to mention that Directors and CEO's are the worst offenders? Or would they snoop through your email ;) Hell, one of our directors had 3 gig of porn on his laptop. The only reason he doesn't anymore is he used to store it in c:\downloads and one day I took his laptop to a supplier of our customers, they happened to ask where I wanted a file... I said c:\downloads looks like a good place..... Scott -- SLUG - Sydney Linux User's Group Mailing List - http://slug.org.au/ Subscription info and FAQs: http://slug.org.au/faq/mailinglists.html
