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For security purposes, it should be good practice to lock your pc when you walk away. At my office, we practice harmless pranks when someone forgets, to "teach them a lesson". Usually just involves reversing/inverting displays, reversing mouse buttons, or changing the desktop background like this (because everyone is a closet bronie apparently)

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  • 4
    @shoop a classic, but slightly more than what the accepted definition of "harmless" is around here (in my office at least). all it takes is one bad apple...
  • 0
    This is the most evil thing I've ever seen
  • 2
    I personally like to delete all desktop shortcuts.
  • 13
    Y'know that clipping tool that saves an image of an area on the screen?
    1.Clip somebody's desktop.
    2.Hide/delete all desktop icons.
    3.Set the clipped image as background.
    4. Profit.
  • 4
    Alternatively, setting home screen to Google gravity or a Rick roll. Fun times.
  • 0
    If you touch my pc without my permission you’ll get fired.

    So I don’t need to lock it, besides, I can text my college’s from the toilet to start the next deployment.
  • 5
    In a previous company, one guy who didn’t like me used a wireless mouse to play with me.

    He didn’t knew that the first thing I check are bluetooth settings, so it wasn’t really a prank.
    The next day his whole pc has been reset.
  • 0
    @010001111 so I won't touch your computer, got it.
    But that desk chairs lookin pretty ripe for pranking πŸ˜…
  • 2
    I just used to draw a dick in paint, until one team lead got so annoyed by it, he forbid me to do such thingsπŸ˜…
    Should just've locked his computer.
  • 5
    Good luck with that, everybody here is using Windows, except me, with Arch and i3. They'll never find the Start button πŸ˜‚
  • 5
    Everytime someone leaves their PC unlocked at my workplace, we send a Teams message to everyone saying that the user who forget to lock the PC will bring a cake to work tomorrow :) we've had lots of cake this way
  • 0
    MLP? Is that what we're going with?

    there's way worse you could use.

    also Clearlock is a fun one to make them find you (if they don't immediately try Alt+F4 that is)
  • 0
    Ah, a fellow eagletec connoisseur, i see!
  • 2
    favorite weapon of choice

    add all timewasting sites into /etc/hosts or C:\Windows\System32\drivers\etc\hosts and have them redirected - either to some nonsense or just to 0.0.0.0

    facebook, 9gag, twitter, all those copypasta meme pages, etc...
  • 0
    @devbf Ah, It is the same here except that they don't bring any cakes.
  • 1
    @devbf I am on a new arch install and didn’t bother w/installing i3lock.
    Then I moved, but realized, just open a new workspace is enough security for me Flatmates πŸ˜‚
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