Mouse jiggler

[Brigsy]

I dont mind my job but the goal is to not flog my b****cks off these days. Work fast as fcuk at home and get all immediate tasks done in the morning then relax a bit.

The bolt trick sounds lovely when i need to dissappear for a long "lunch" occasionally and can jump on teams on the phone if it rings

 

[SharkyUK]

4 people got sacked from my client's place recently for such tomfoolery... They were preventing the screensaver from kicking in, and ensuring they constantly appeared present through Teams, etc. However, when an urgent request came up and they couldn't be reached, their manager and I walked over to find them... they weren't there. 3 hours later they returned from the gym and were given their marching orders.

 

[Oggy997]

They missed a trick.
No way their employer would've done that if a laser could've been redirected at their homes with a moments notice

 

[davo172]

4 people got sacked from my client's place recently for such tomfoolery... They were preventing the screensaver from kicking in, and ensuring they constantly appeared present through Teams, etc. However, when an urgent request came up and they couldn't be reached, their manager and I walked over to find them... they weren't there. 3 hours later they returned from the gym and were given their marching orders.

Can't believe how c***s like that abuse the privilege to work from home! Then again what sort of company can not realise what the staff who are WFH are actually doing!? They must of been doing nothing for months to think they could get away with that there managers should be sacked too for not realising!🤣

 

[Crayola]

4 people got sacked from my client's place recently for such tomfoolery... They were preventing the screensaver from kicking in, and ensuring they constantly appeared present through Teams, etc. However, when an urgent request came up and they couldn't be reached, their manager and I walked over to find them... they weren't there. 3 hours later they returned from the gym and were given their marching orders.

Amateurs

That's why you set yourself in meeting, then tell someone else in your team you're nipping out to grab some dinner so if anything comes through they can pick it up. And when they want to sack it off for a few hours you reciprocate the favour

Of course I would never do such things for legal reasons

 

[SC03OTT]

Our place got rid of core hours for working. So if I want to f**k off for an hour I can. No mouse manipulation required.

 

[MatthewR]

As long as you're on top of your workload my place really aren't bothered what you do or when you do it.

Some staff are core hours for the phone lines but in my line we can work when we want where we want as long as we are on top of the workload.

Like I said previously I couldn't imagine either a) hating my job that I didn't want to work enough to require this, or b) being watched enough to get caught taking a long lunch

 

[Sash]

I keep a stash of puncture pictures in case I ever need a couple of hours off 😂

 

[rctempire]

Anyone use such a thing?

Am worried it won't work on my council computer where everything is locked down

USB Mouse Jiggler - moves cursour to prevent the screen-saver & sleep.

Mouse Jiggler works as a USB mouse cursor mover making an unnoticeable movements every minute. Does not require any software. Supports all operating systems.

www.keydemon.com

Few people in my place have it, works absolutely fine. We have USB lock downs.

 

[Oggy997]

I think I've just been informed of a winner for teams activity..

Go to calendar, click meet now.. start a meeting with yourself then go back to status and set it to available. It'll stay available as long as you're in the meeting

 

[SharkyUK]

Can't believe how c***s like that abuse the privilege to work from home! Then again what sort of company can not realise what the staff who are WFH are actually doing!? They must of been doing nothing for months to think they could get away with that there managers should be sacked too for not realising!🤣

That's the thing, mate... they were working on-site on a sensitive and somewhat critical programme (which is why they couldn't work from home). I was awaiting some outstanding work from them to carry out my contracted work package and was getting fed up with waiting (costing my client money for sitting twiddling my thumbs!) so I decided to call them. No reply. I went over to their work area... no sign of them. Hence I asked their manager if they knew what was happening! And then it all kicked off when they found the mice hacks and that they were off-site and taking the mick. In the subsequent dressing down they admitted it wasn't the first time (turns out they had enjoyed extended lunch hours at the local pub playing pool on work time) and were instantly dismissed. No sympathy for them whatsoever. As funny as it can seem, I hate time wasters who take the pish. Especially on urgent/critical programmes and the positions they were in.

 

[SharkyUK]

Actual CCTV when said offenders returned. Legit.

 

[Oggy997]

Is that the autonomous mouse closer to his chest?​

 

[Rob]

@Deeg people don’t need to come to an office…

f**king boomers etc.

<3

 

[Djw John]

@Deeg people don’t need to come to an office…

f**king boomers etc.

<3

If you think me being in an office makes any difference to the amount I do you're sadly mistaken.

I do nothing regardless of where I am.