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yeah the rest of the story checks out.I used to do IT work for a private religious university.
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yeah the rest of the story checks out.I used to do IT work for a private religious university.
UPD: the cunts ate through most of the wire insulation on a couple of said machines, then pissed and shat all over the insides and one of my colleagues who is responsible for that stretch of the railway had an allergic reaction to it.Rats in the gate machines
Wake up, honey! New copy-pasta just dropped!I used to do IT work for a private religious university. One day I get a school-issued laptop back from one of the professors, who was turning it in to have its data transferred over to a newer model. He seemed a bit skittish at the time, but maybe I was just imagining things.
I take the laptop to the back room that us IT folk are caged in and start setting up the file transfer to the new machine. One thing we would do is also manually check the media folders for files to transfer, as the users of these school-issued machines didn’t always store anything there. This machine had two clips in its video folder.
The first one was hardcore gay porn. It was a download from some porn site, so no one of relevance to the school was involved or anything. I told the other IT guys about it and we crowded around the machine and had a laugh…but that turned to horror when we all checked the other file.
The second video was a home movie, about 20 minutes long. Front and center was the very same professor that handed me the laptop for file transfer — but he was kneeling on a bathroom floor, wearing pink lacy bodysuit lingerie and grinning demonically at the camera. Immediately we paused the video, and our bemused chuckling from just seeing downloaded gay porn suddenly turned to a small chaos. Some of the guys laughed a louder, nervous laughter, the rest of us lowered our voices going “What the fuck? What the fuck?” We pretty much immediately knew we were going to have to take this secret to our graves (well, we already did because of IT confidentiality anyways) and decided to skip through this video to see where it went.
In the video, the professor sheepishly talked to the camera for a minute or two, then proceeded to crawl over to the toilet behind him and lifted the seat cover. Unfortunately for us we could see the contents of the toilet clearly in the video, which was full of piss and logs of shit. The professor smiled greedily at the toilet and then proceeded to dunk his head in like one might when bobbing for apples, but his goal was, well, shit.
I'll never understand people just leaving their depraved shit easily findable. I don't expect them to use encrypted containers, but how about a passworded archive? A random folder deep in the bowels of the OS?This machine had two clips in its video folder
They probably get off on the thought of being found outI'll never understand people just leaving their depraved shit easily findable.
I thought the same thing initially until it dawned on me that it was probably intentional, because of the whole humiliation fetish porn thing. Ugh.I'll never understand people just leaving their depraved shit easily findable.
If you're the only user, why bother? I doubt most people think about the possibility that some IT guy would have to move files over and might take a look while he's at it, at least not until it's too late. And it's not like searching for folders with large videos or lots of images is hard either, so whether you put it under C:\Windows\System32\Taxes or C:\Users\Me\Porn makes little difference.I'll never understand people just leaving their depraved shit easily findable. I don't expect them to use encrypted containers, but how about a passworded archive? A random folder deep in the bowels of the OS?
No, just the fucking media folders under the user. Fucking hell mane
that even happened to me in the borderline pre-internet days, humanity has always been full of coomers. and it wasn't even the good stuff, "amateur" in the sense why would anyone see those people naked...Thanks for reminding me of the time I was working on some checks following a client compromise to make sure we weren't fucked over by proxy, ran a broad search for the name of one of the files said threat actor group regularly use + used in the attack on said client, and ended up finding around 200GB of hardcore fucking porn on some retards workstation. All from just ONE keyword
Some people are fucking beyond saving
this and that they often don't even think about it, only when something happens they _maybe_ remember "oh wait there's stuff they shouldn't see", if they do at all.If you're the only user, why bother? I doubt most people think about the possibility that some IT guy would have to move files over and might take a look while he's at it, at least not until it's too late. And it's not like searching for folders with large videos or lots of images is hard either, so whether you put it under CWindows\System32\Taxes or C
Users\Me\Porn makes little difference.
Sometime in the late 90s/early 2000s I had a buddy that worked for a hardware/software repair shop for a year or so. He jokingly told me that part of their problem-solving routine was searching for *.jpg and such. They had to call the police a couple of times and you can probably figure out why.If you're the only user, why bother? I doubt most people think about the possibility that some IT guy would have to move files over and might take a look while he's at it, at least not until it's too late. And it's not like searching for folders with large videos or lots of images is hard either, so whether you put it under C:\Windows\System32\Taxes or C:\Users\Me\Porn makes little difference.
WinDirStat should be run during all diagnosis to find any hidden(large) directories or files with erroneous extensions.Sometime in the late 90s/early 2000s I had a buddy that worked for a hardware/software repair shop for a year or so. He jokingly told me that part of their problem-solving routine was searching for *.jpg and such. They had to call the police a couple of times and you can probably figure out why.
I have so many questions.I had one call from a frantic old lady about wanting to change her phone number because she's being harassed by some 70s TV show actor on FACEBOOK.
Or better yet is she actually being harrased by the actual actor, or some bot or jeet pretending to be him? What form is the harrassment taking? Is he trying to screw her, fully confident that his legacy as an actor would get him laid?I have so many questions.
- What is the name of the 70's TV show actor?
- How did this old lady get your number?
- Follow up - What made her think it was a good idea to call your place to begin with?
- Do you have the same name as her carrier?
- Follow-up - is she even using any of the major carriers, or is it one of those no-namebrand pre-paid boomer phones?
It was from some old cop show. Magnum PI or Miami Vice. I think AT&T. She doesn't call me; I get calls as I work for tech company. The harassment was from arguing in a private fan club group. What sticks out to me is that these type of people are so stubborn, they expect anybody knowledgeable in computers to assist them with whatever. Why don't you just leave the group?I have so many questions.
- What is the name of the 70's TV show actor?
- How did this old lady get your number?
- Follow up - What made her think it was a good idea to call your place to begin with?
- Do you have the same name as her carrier?
- Follow-up - is she even using any of the major carriers, or is it one of those no-namebrand pre-paid boomer phones?
UPD: I fucking hate retarded niggers that comprise a good 20% of passengers on any given route.Got a job in an IT-adjacent service firm that maintains commercial railway access control/ticketing infrastructure...
You should do it tooticket machine keymasters fucking off from their posts whenever they damn well please.
Did he make a profit?Couple years ago an IT VP got caught mining crypto on corporate servers.
The running joke of "At least you're not that guy" hasn't left the office ever since.