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    #31
    Doesn't your client require you to fill in any record of where your time is spent? Mine certainly does - so they know what time was spent in order to bill their client.
    Originally posted by MaryPoppins
    I'd still not breastfeed a nazi
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    Urine is quite nourishing

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      #32
      Can you get access to home? Set up a UNIX VM and you should be able to tunnel out. That's what I have done. Send RDP over and you can do whatever you like then. Skype, unmonitored Internet etc.

      I've just bought a couple of servers to run VMware on, and I'm going to start working on certifications in the spare time I have.
      And the lord said unto John; "come forth and receive eternal life." But John came fifth and won a toaster.

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        #33
        Originally posted by b0redom View Post
        Can you get access to home? Set up a UNIX VM and you should be able to tunnel out. That's what I have done. Send RDP over and you can do whatever you like then. Skype, unmonitored Internet etc.

        I've just bought a couple of servers to run VMware on, and I'm going to start working on certifications in the spare time I have.
        Not bad if you are in a corner desk, otherwise at the end of the day there are peeping toms, looking over your shoulder and spreading the word to colleagues what you are upto most of the time.Working your way through Certifications would be the best bet, I'm doing atm.

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          #34
          Originally posted by jkdaniel View Post
          Not bad if you are in a corner desk, otherwise at the end of the day there are peeping toms, looking over your shoulder and spreading the word to colleagues what you are upto most of the time.Working your way through Certifications would be the best bet, I'm doing atm.
          Yeah it's great fun having nothing to do and your monitor visible to the entire office. A day staring at visual studio with crap all to do is hell.

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