> Do you lock your computer every time you leave your desk?
This was a corporate requirement where I used to work, unofficially reinforced by the local jokers who would rotate the screen and / or send prank messages if you didn't.
This was a corporate requirement where I used to work, unofficially reinforced by the local jokers who would rotate the screen and / or send prank messages if you didn't.
Same here. The all time favorite is sending a resignation notice to the person's manager (the manager usually gets a fair warning first and plays along with it).
Or a message that says "I love you very much"
My colleagues edited my .bashrc to echo "lock your screen next time"
(Kidding obviously, at least for the latter).
I think at first the colleague might assume it's a bug in the terminal not someone had replaced the command with an alias
or just alias them to echo, so that it prints out the file name, not even the file content