loads of trouble
Last week three of 4 of our young trainees (15-17 years old) got fired. One of them (a darn pretty girl which I would have been glad to welcome in my office (all trainees spend four weeks in the IT department)) has been told the password for the time registration system, to stand in for some colleague who was ill. Unfortately the colleague didn't change the password afterwards...

And so she happily added hours on the time account of her and two friends. Nobody would have ever noticed it, but out of sheer spite she reduced the account of someone she did not like. Of course that person complained and investigations followed.


holli, /regexed monk/

In reply to Re^4: Why is my image obtained by LWP displayed as garbage (i.e. plain/text)? by holli
in thread Why is my image obtained by LWP displayed as garbage (i.e. plain/text)? by crontab

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