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Screensharing mistake gets Nvidia sued over alleged stolen trade secrets
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Yeah, this is why I never move company code off of company computers.
Very payable fine though for a dev.
The real problem for the Dev is that it makes them unhireable in the future. No one wants to take on that risk.
Losing your career and having a criminal record isn't very affordable.
The only code I fuck with is my own. I'm not a Dev, but I write things for my convenience.
Sometimes it gets the attention of those above me, and I get some sweet sweet time off the phones, blasting whatever music I'm in the mood for through noise canceling ear buds while I add a little form to the function, so to speak.
So mostly, its a challenge to myself while working night shift, also part of why I enjoy night shift.