Whats /g/ thoughts on sabotaging ex employer systems?

>company is too stupid to secure ex-employee accounts
>ex-employee is too stupid to move on with his life

When my retarded coworker emails me a link to something on TMZ about someone I've never heard of beating up someone else I've never heard of, and I read the details, and I hate all the parties involved and I hope they all go to jail, that's kind of like the feeling I get when I read about people going to prison for being butthurt because they got fired for being incompetent and negligent

>>60140993
>When my retarded coworker emails me a link to something on TMZ about someone I've never heard of beating up someone else I've never heard of, and I read the details

>He actually clicks on links from his coworker
I think you're the only retard desu

>>60141029
>not cultivating fake "friendships" with the people you're forced to interact with every day, by scrounging for something in common to yap about even if you don't actually have anything in common
>people this autistic are employed, RIGHT NOW
Signs we're living in a tech bubble

>>60140993
You probably right about OP's situation. However I've been in a position where after a shitload of work getting everything up and running like clock work I'm sent home only to be replaced by a pajeet.
However knowing the jewery that goes on I recursively deleted comments on all systems. Shit I didn't even work on.
(was all pretty much the same shit)
Sure enough I was back on site a week later after dumbass couldn't fix a 10 degree shift in readout. (not my cause, just nature of the beast of a powerplant)
You can't get away with something like that in other workspaces. Falls under specialty knowledge when you're working with shit from the 1980's.
There was suspicion I fucked with source, but no one else was able to confirm that comments in it ever existed in the first place.

>>60140958
The type of moron who does this always gets caught. Move on.

>>60141250
i'd agree with this, you're more likely to get caught than not, unless it's a very small company who doesn't know what it's doing.

>>60141060
>but no one else was able to confirm that comments in it ever existed in the first place.
Why wasn't it version controlled?

>a powerplant

Smells like BS

>>60141250
This.

Companies with competently run IT depts will turn dead accounts into honeypots just to pick on nonsense like this.

>>60141060
>deleting the comments
pretty smart desu

>anon did you delete the comments?
>comments? what comments? i never wrote any comments

>>60142870
Coal fired, Australia. One of the oldest. Guy I replaced was 25, and was only there for three weeks. Guy before him died at 75, was almost there for the entirety of the show. And weekend/night shift is only controllers.
>version controlled
AHAHAHAHA
Think that a pajeet and some 45yo bogan in a suit would know what they are, or even where to find them.

>>60142964
lol you said bogan

i love that word

bogan

>>60141042
Forming fake friendships are unhealthy desu