>first day at work >Here's your laptop >All physical ports are blocked >Can't take it home unless you sign some special request >Can't install anything unless you request you software, and they install it for you on the network, after some time >Choose between Windows 10(default) or Windows 7. >Research and Development center.
WTF is this shit? Who enforces these laws?
Josiah Campbell
>backup >wipe drive >install gentoo >get back important files from backup >install gentoo on backup >proceed to install gentoo on every piece of technology in your office
Camden Perez
why don't you want to work, fucking trash ?
Asher Wood
How can you do any of that without physical ports? I'm assuming that means the disc drive as well, if it even has one.
Owen Powell
cross-compile Gentoo on your home-server and install through network.
Joshua Green
Request some VM software and do all work in the WM.
Julian Campbell
>Workspace wants you to use device as intended, for work, not to fuck it up like you want to That's really weird user, hope you can work around your company's ridiculous rules
Brayden Scott
>Research and Development center. Here's your answer, retard. You're provided a debotnetted laptop with no way to access it's contents physically and heavily monitored network activity JUST BECAUSE you work at >Research and Development center.
Anti-espionage measures
Camden Ross
how can a retard like him land a job on R&D?
Levi Wood
what do you mean by blocked physical ports? Disabled in BIOS or physically removed/fucked up? Bypass bios password and remove usb block. Simple
Andrew Brooks
Simple, he's a frogposter
Elijah Perez
He's probably some kinda system admin or "the printer wont print" guy, but the laptops they issue are all standardized, so they gave him what they give the actual smart people.
Alternatively, they dont want info on their computers leaked, so even that kinda guy gets hardened variant.
James Powell
Holy shit a competent IT security policy? Well except for the Windows part but they probably had their hands tied there.
Gavin Brooks
why would you use your company laptop for personal stuff? are you too poor to get a private laptop with broadband connection or just too retarded? It's always important to isolate your private shit from company stuff. Either ask it dept to install virtualbox or just get a private laptop.
Joseph James
1. Install TempleOS on your personal computer 2. Communicate with God through TempleOS 3. Ask him to install Gentoo to your work computer
VoilĂ !
Ethan Baker
this
James Hall
>Hallelujah! FTFY
Joshua Johnson
>debotnetted >win10 pick one
Chase Scott
We have the same shit here. I don't mind it.
Christian Garcia
>Who enforces these laws? What don't you understand about company property?
Asher White
As an RnD center in NATO country, being spied on by CIA and NSA is actually good for you.
Cooper Ward
Microsoft spying means data flowing through Pajeet hands. No way.
BRICS pls go
Isaac Perez
It's called company policy
And it sounds like you landed a pajeet internship
Mason Thompson
>sysadmin >used to work at a place without these rules >hand employee new laptop >laptop comes in to days later because it's "slow" >like 5 browser popups serving ads just after logging in >there's some animated porn gif on the desktop that "keeps coming back" >nuke and reload laptop >I've got three more just like it to see today
This is why you have these rules.
Joshua Bell
You should seriously quit.
If a tech company tells me I can only use windows, I tell them "I'm sorry to do this to you, but if Windows is the only option I have to quit this job because I object to using insecure proprietary software that hinders my abilities to program." Start grabbing your stuff and packing your bags and 90% of the time they'll cave and tell you you can use Linux.
If not, why would you want to work their anyway? Walk out with confidence and find another job that respects you.
Ryan Rogers
>animated porn gif on the desktop that "keeps coming back" that sounds hilarious, what would it be good for though? does it open a link when you click it?
Ayden Morales
It's a free-an-in-beer laptop user. Gratis, not libre. You have to play by their rules.
Are you too poor to afford your own laptop user?
Tyler Cook
>"Good luck!" >pulls out the pile of resumes for 2000 equally qualified applicants
Jason Collins
thats what they like you to believe.
prob. the product of a scriptkiddie trying out his "hack it yourself" toolbox
Jose Myers
>All physical ports are blocked What about fucking mouse? Is BT not blocked?
Aaron Flores
>How can you do any of that without physical ports?
This isn't a problem on a Mac.
Jack Anderson
There are so many thousands of people applying for jobs it's insane. And if there is ever a point where the amount of jobseekers comes close to the employment, they'll just import some third world pajeets to inflate the workforce and keep you in check.
Mason Wilson
>get-a-load-of-this-cuck-cam-jpg
not for a fucking research position in industry. codemonkey and cable-layer ok, but good PhDs dont grow on trees.
Luke Sanchez
I don't know a single person who doesn't have a PhD or better.
James Myers
lel, you are on Sup Forums buddy, I think you meant to say "I dont know anyone with a PhD, or a degree for that matter" because most are NEETs here
Daniel Clark
How are you supposed to use a mouse?
Do they seriously want you to work with a touchpad/trackpoint?
Luke Reyes
I mostly come here to discuss Linux and programming for work-related matters. I've gotten a lot of insight into the best ways to compile Distros and maximize my efficiency from Sup Forums, plenty of people on this board are professionals.
William Reyes
Sounds like IT knows what the fuck they're doing.
Grayson Anderson
>or better PhE?
Or does it go the other way like the grade letter scale--PhC?
Carter Bennett
Bluetooth is often not a physical port.
Ayden Martinez
Now all they need to do is disallow you from accessing the internet with it and it would be remotely secure.
Secure work computers should not have any inputs other than the keyboard, unless manually vetted by sysadmins.
You can not trust users, for instance take yourself.
James Johnson
You know what's better than one? Two.
Cameron Evans
You could dump data through BT from laptop to your phone and walk out.
Michael Rogers
>plenty of people on this board are professionals. No they are not. The few actual professional left for lain chan over a year ago.
COMPTIA A+ MCSM
Christian Lewis
That's not better. It's more numerous.
I thought we had made it past the "10 items or less" debacle already. Two steps forward, one step back.
Josiah King
Professional IT is a joke.
We're talking about a profession in which people think programming internet facing code in C, decades after learning the most common exploits are because of buffer overflows and dangling pointers, is not pants on hand retarded.
Brayden James
So? Just because they blocked physical ports and software installation doesn't mean it was a brilliantly executed security policy.
Remember, >Can't take it home unless you sign some special request >unless The whole data security thing flies out the window once you get the machine overnight.
James Gray
Say that to my fucking face not online and see what happens you RMS worshipping nerd, I will fucking deck you so hard you'll lose your virginity.
Anthony Russell
>implying they don't take your phone out at a checkpoint.
Connor Perez
Thank all the retards that came before you that infected the network and filled their work pc full of malware.
Jacob Thompson
Shit mang where I work we had a senior systems engineering position open for a year and never filled it. It's hard to find qualified senior talent even when you're paying $200k/yr.