Like hosted a website or a server for your personal needs, or taken a smartphone given to you for work or something like that.

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You mean legally when I’m allowed/entitled to? All the time. I max out my benefits.

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Based

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Why? If I’m allowed, I consider it part of my salary, and would be stupid not to cash it in.

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The majority of labor is cucked (unpaid overtime, not using their sick days before they expire, ect).

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I’ve taken smartphones and laptops, given for work but then never returned when leaving. Nothing permanent for hosting but I have used our infra for games and file sharing.

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No, I’m not stupid. Also technically everything you create on company time and/or company resources no longer belongs to you.

I did have a boss once (software development) who hosted his own website on the company servers. Not 100% sure if that was ever green lit by the CEO (maybe, maybe not). But I was really annoyed when the server had issues due to that private site, when I didn’t have access to the code to fix them.

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My boss tried to take some stuff I created on company time once, I didn’t mind though since I wasn’t keeping that shit.

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Nice try boss

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When I need to run multiple vms, work laptop is much stronger than personal laptop and there is usually no personal data related so sure. I’ve also used the only (work) iPhone I have for Apple related things, like using apple books, which is admittedly stupid but I consider anything I get from there single use either way and not particularly private either.

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