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IT can lean on the vendor to fix their shitty software. If the head of IT doesn't want to do that, the department is dysfunctionally managed and does not have
by mcronce 4y ago
IT can lean on the vendor to fix their shitty software.
If the head of IT doesn't want to do that, the department is dysfunctionally managed and does not have my sympathy.
Beyond that, I don't really care what policy is. While I generally don't care about company nannyware - after all, it's your machine - the line is drawn when you are literally burning my body. If you want me to use the device, it can't cause me physical harm.
- rejectfinite 4y agoUsing the computer under ANY type of load would cause that...
- mcronce 4y agoNot really. It takes a sustained load over a long enough period of time to raise the temperature of the aluminum chassis to the point that it causes physical pain. If that's your use case, you have a point, but that's not most people's use cases, mine included. Imagine unironically defending this behavior.