Name: Anonymous 2006-04-12 21:26
I work at a really cheap, shitty company. On the bright side though, the company is rather lax on keeping up with what assets are there and no one notices when people use assets for personal use.
At my desk is a nice fresh copy of Adobe Photoshop. . . so I was a mooch and took it home with me. The program installs fine, and I even went through the verification process, apparently with no hitch. I know the process says stuff about it "not taking any personal information blah blah blah" but there is that slight nagging fear that by activating something bad (ie. traceable to me) might happen. Are my fears unfounded?
At my desk is a nice fresh copy of Adobe Photoshop. . . so I was a mooch and took it home with me. The program installs fine, and I even went through the verification process, apparently with no hitch. I know the process says stuff about it "not taking any personal information blah blah blah" but there is that slight nagging fear that by activating something bad (ie. traceable to me) might happen. Are my fears unfounded?