I hacked the coffee machine at work and now I feel guilty.

Must you pay for your coffee?

@KnightsOfCode that's what also thought. But the rant of op looks like he has to pay

@KnightsOfCode if he's at all like me, he hacked it into uselessness

@KnightsOfCode I thought he meant useless as in: I had to pay for it so it was useless

@BrianK

Sorry about my absence.

Yeah, we have to pay for the coffee. Or bring out own. International franchise, and I have to pay for coffee. That's why I called it useless I'm too broke to buy coffee all the time.

I got a bit too inquisitive, and hacked the damn thing. Now I have free coffee, but feel a bit guilty for it. Would never tell anyone in the company, or my arse would be reprimanded so quickly it's not even funny.

@ragnarr023 thanks for clearing it up to me. I indeed thought you meant this. Crappy that you have to pay for your coffee. Coffee must be one of the basic needs in a company. You don't have to feel guilty for it, it's pure karma

@ragnarr023 Don't tell anyone. I bet you love coffee. Do what you love and don't ever feel bad about it. *writing with shaky hands because of too much coffee today*

@dirtycasual
@BrianK

Thanks. I shall keep to my wits. The sales people usually get free coffee, but the IT/dev dept gets shit all.

Sudo rm -rf guilt

@ragnarr023 sudo mv guilt /dev/null