Catch a break at work with ZERO repercussions brehs :banderas:

[joeychizzle]

You ever been at work, typing up reports, or filling in fukking excel sheets, or some other boring ass task on your computer? Well look no further brehs, here is a way to basically take a break whenever you want to, provided you don't fukking abuse it like crazy or have a thinclient workstation.

Click this link and select your OS and time wanted, select full screen, disable the mouse/touchpad and keyboard, and CHILL. Finish your lunch while your boss lookin at you mad as fukk or take a stroll around the corner and fire up a quick doobie.

No bullshyt.

http://myprogressbar.com/#

 

[Larry Lobster]

Don't forget to press f11 to get the fullscreen mode

 

[↓R↑LYB]

You ever been at work, typing up reports, or filling in fukking excel sheets, or some other boring ass task on your computer? Well look no further brehs, here is a way to basically take a break whenever you want to, provided you don't fukking abuse it like crazy or have a thinclient workstation.

Click this link and select your OS and time wanted, select full screen, disable the mouse/touchpad and keyboard, and CHILL. Finish your lunch while your boss lookin at you mad as fukk or take a stroll around the corner and fire up a quick doobie.

No bullshyt.

http://myprogressbar.com/#

Most jobs have GPO in place to lock your screen after a predefined amount of time (especially companies that have to fall under HIPAA/PCI/FISMA requirements).

Not a bad idea though, especially if you make your browser full screen and just sit there on your phone saying you're waiting for the update to finish

 

[joeychizzle]

Most jobs have GPO in place to lock your screen after a predefined amount of time (especially companies that have to fall under HIPAA/PCI/FISMA requirements).

Not a bad idea though, especially if you make your browser full screen and just sit there on your phone saying you're waiting for the update to finish

Most office workstations where I live are stand alone, and either Vista, 7, or XP at worst. IIRC GPO is for Windows NT.. that doesn't really exist here anymore lol

I've gotten quite a few hours off this month chillin with this webpage

 

[↓R↑LYB]

Most office workstations where I live are stand alone, and either Vista, 7, or XP at worst. IIRC GPO is for Windows NT.. that doesn't really exist here anymore lol

I've gotten quite a few hours off this month chillin with this webpage

speak on things you don't know about brehs

Group Policy was introduced in Active Directory. Active Directory was introduced in Windows 2000. Windows NT doesn't even natively support AD.