Well, your question was rude. The polite phrasing that eluded you would be something like, "What motivates you to use your work machine for personal reasons? Can you think of any downsides to this approach?"
Asking "why do you feel entitled" is starting off on the wrong foot.
okay, then could you answer your own question instead of nitpicking my lack of saccharine qualities? i am simultaneously curious and frustrated by the entitlement people express in these situations.
Sure! I'm someone who tries to stay ahead of the curve in terms of personal security. And when my IT teams make rules that inhibit users' security (I just went into detail here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37841214 ), I feel responsible to take matters into my own hands.
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Well, your question was rude. The polite phrasing that eluded you would be something like, "What motivates you to use your work machine for personal reasons? Can you think of any downsides to this approach?"
Asking "why do you feel entitled" is starting off on the wrong foot.
okay, then could you answer your own question instead of nitpicking my lack of saccharine qualities? i am simultaneously curious and frustrated by the entitlement people express in these situations.
Sure! I'm someone who tries to stay ahead of the curve in terms of personal security. And when my IT teams make rules that inhibit users' security (I just went into detail here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37841214 ), I feel responsible to take matters into my own hands.
makes sense, thank you!