[Dilbert San Diego]

Hope I don’t get banned, but, this is San Francisco. If it was man/woman activity, then the guys are in trouble. But if it was man/man, shall we say, then that infraction is a minor one, along the lines of checking your personal e-mail at work.

[WOBBLY BOB]

maybe they pretend they’re greek rioters if they get canned...

[hoosierham]

It could be more than a minor infraction:my workplace has a written ,published policy stating that compouters are for business use only and more than a dozen workers with decades of seniority lost their jobs over porn viewing.They are still gone and it has been a couple of years.

People are paid to do a job, not view porn or shop online or write their novel.

[wbill]

Interestingly enough, all of the management computer forensics requests that I've had to handle, have involved, erm, "deviant" surfing. I can't think of a single case that I'd call, for lack of a better word, "normal" - ie, some guy checking out nekkid chicks online.

Almost all of the cases involved gay men in one form or another. The psychologist in me wonders if it's an impulse control issue, or something.

There were a couple of cases - not involving gay men - that decorum prevents me from discussing. Stuff that just made me go, "Yick".

Then there was the guy who had thousands (10s of thousands, more like) of pictures of naked Barbie Dolls in various suggestive poses. Not really sure what category to file that one under. You can make up yer own. :-)

[longtermmemmory]

I thought in sanfrancisco such materials were MANDATORY!