No, the other one.ozover50 wrote:You mean the one pointing the other way, Jeff??jps wrote:Have you ever noticed that teeny, little camera way up on the wall behind you, Aitch?ozover50 wrote:Umm....... er........ yeah, I sneak in usually once or twice a day at work but I have to keep my eyes on the boss. Luckily I face his office door so I know when he's coming my way!!
Sure, but if all you do is spend your time at one site, how are you learning "how and where to find information"?Clint wrote:I work at a Public Library. We are actually encouraged to surf the net. Knowing how and where to find information is what we're all about.
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Clint wrote:Oh sorry, I was just over at Wikipedia.
Eh, using a camera to know what someone is doing at their work desk is old technology.jps wrote:No, the other one.ozover50 wrote:You mean the one pointing the other way, Jeff??jps wrote: Have you ever noticed that teeny, little camera way up on the wall behind you, Aitch?
You mean the one pointing the other way, Jeff??
Ohhhhhhh...... you mean the smoke detector that looks like a teeny little camera??No, the other one.
I had a similar experience this summer as an intern at a local college...refresh...refresh...refresh...sloop_john_b wrote:I work as a receptionist on Saturdays and business has been dreadfully slow lately, so I find myself pretty much opening up the forum in the morning and clicking "refresh" for six hours.
That's why in my previous working place I had an ecnrypted tunnel going to my server, and from there - to the internet, all they could see is my tunnel, not where I go to or what I dojohnallg wrote:Any company with an appreciable number of computers on the internet probably has background software logging every click you make. We do. How's that for creating paranoia?!
