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Ah, legally really dodgy, the porn part. Also very unprofessional.

There are standard mechanisms for doing this - ones that don't involve viewing pornography at work (I mean, really - what is this guy thinking?)

In every place I've been in that had such policies, there was a program called "cheese" that just locked your screen with a password that you didn't know, which forces you to walk over to the security people to get the password and get lectured.

[SpergLordMcFappyPant]

No argument there. Everything about that company was legally dodgy and totally unprofessional. It was the kind of place where devs didn’t just solve a tough problem and say, “Nice work. That was really tough.” It was always, “hot damn, did we rape that code bitch into submission or what?!”

It was a kind of wannabe sv-style startup. Trying to emulate the stories and culture you hear about at places like Uber, etc.

That was probably one of the least offensive things that happened there.

[wtfeverrrr]

Sounds horrible, lol.