I’m not paranoid!

Things like this are why I am so freaking rigid about the spare laptop at work. Whenever someone has it out to be used I always demand that it gets back to me by the end of the day so I can lock it in my office. Yes my office gets locked every night when I leave. That keeps anyone from getting physical access to the network server and the spare laptop unless I am there. It also means my office doesn’t get cleaned, which is sort of a pain. 🙂

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