It's portable! Take it home and work locally! If that doesn't suit you, have the boss get you a desktop machine and forget all the paranoia. Leaving a computer logged on all night is a bigger security risk than I would let my users assume for the company. Get real.
I would like to add that Sequoia didn't cite any portion of the "license ageement" that is supposed to be specifically violated. I'll bet there are a bunch of legal types who would take the defense of this case pro-bono.
I would bet that, like any other government body, there are some statutes that limit what limitations Sequoia can impose. This can only get more interesting. November is a-coming.
The family needs to talk to their lawyer and the hacker needs to talk to his. Before the accounts are deleted. This situation is not unique.
It's portable! Take it home and work locally! If that doesn't suit you, have the boss get you a desktop machine and forget all the paranoia. Leaving a computer logged on all night is a bigger security risk than I would let my users assume for the company. Get real.
I would like to add that Sequoia didn't cite any portion of the "license ageement" that is supposed to be specifically violated. I'll bet there are a bunch of legal types who would take the defense of this case pro-bono. I would bet that, like any other government body, there are some statutes that limit what limitations Sequoia can impose. This can only get more interesting. November is a-coming.