• NeatNit@discuss.tchncs.de
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      29 days ago

      It sounds far more likely to me that she right-clicked on some image file and picked “Set as desktop background”.

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      27 days ago

      Real talk it was probably Heather works under her and asked “hey what do I do when a large picture of mustard appears on my screen” and Director Of Finance said "reboot and if it’s still there I’ll let so-and-so know from IT, then emailed it off to so-and-so from IT directly instead of entering a ticket

      Edit: actually reviewing the screenshot it looks like this email was to the ticketing system so Director of Finance appears to have followed the correct prcoess

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        27 days ago

        My headcannon is more like, Director stops by and wants to know why Heather is looking at mustard bottles again, she has been warned about this, you see. She suddenly jumps and says “Oh, it uh, I was just working and then this happened.” Well that’s not fair is it? It’s not like she was intentionally looking at mustard again

        And that’s the thing about IT, we save people’s jobs. Even freaks. Blame us, Heather, our shoulders are broad.

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    29 days ago

    Leave Heather alone. There’s nothing wrong with this desktop background. Please refrain from remote connecting to her computer in the future.

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    29 days ago

    We used to do this stuff to people who would leave their computers open, or flip the screen upside down.

    It was a pretty benign way to teach people to lock their damn computers when they left.

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    28 days ago

    That font in the signature, the fax into, the mustard!!!

    … and last but not least, how the icon placement accentuates the natural curves of that mustard bottle …

    ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)

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    28 days ago

    And this is why we have a GPO that locks the background to a corporate image.

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      28 days ago

      I think it’s nice if people can set their own background picture. They can put a picture of their pets or family members which lowers the stress.

      A better policy would be to hire people who can actually do basic things with the thing they’ll be working 8 hours a day with.

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        27 days ago

        One place I worked they happened to roll out a desktop background group policy while I was there and I learned that one person would open the image they wanted as their background in an image viewer cirst first and leave it open while they opened everything else for the day so they could pretend their preferred background was still their background.

        Honestly I’m of two minds on setting a background as a group policy, because on one hand having a set corporate-friendly background is good for maintaining a professional look, I’ve really yet to see any inappropriate backgrounds amongst the too many places and people I’ve supported that dont lock down backgrounds. Like at worst its sometimes awkward pictures of someone’s loved ones that are just really bad photos, but usually if they have set something it’s something that means something to them so it’s a nice little touch of personalization that might be the thing that helps them make it through the day

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          having a set corporate-friendly background is good for maintaining a professional look

          That kind of depends. When meeting with customers it might be preferred. But in most companies most of the computer screens are only seen by a handful of people who already work at the company.

          I’ve really yet to see any inappropriate backgrounds

          Inappropriate backgrounds would fall under the general inappropriate rules. Like watching porn at work. I’ve never seen that.

          it’s something that means something to them

          It might even be a nice icebreaker at times. Like a vacation picture could spark a nice little talk about the destination.

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            27 days ago

            Yeah I think if I were in a decision making position and that was a decision to make, I’d include a standard corporate desktop image in my standard computer config but only enforce it by policy on customer-facing PCs