If so, feel free to add me

froll_2pac@hotmail.com

used to be a bunch of people here who published their ICQ number - but that seems to have stopped?

don't know why.

mines no secret - 5493207

don't use MSN - but I'll add you to GAIM next time I'm on the Linux partition

mrwildm@hotmail.com

yep, i have it..........

me 2..................

huh.. i have nothing.. well i do but i am unsociable

I have MSN & ICQ.
MSN is:
[email=johnnyboylexus@hotmail.com]johnnyboylexus@hotmail.com[/email]
ICQ is: 177014759

Got ICQ and MSN too but don't like icq SO msn:

zeeladak@hotmail.com

[quote name='Administrator' date='Jan 13 2003, 05:24 PM']huh..  i have nothing.. well i do but i am unsociable  [/quote]
Steve's normal ICQ status is "stealth chatter"




then he sends you a message and gives [b]you[/b] grief for having an invisble status and accuses you of hiding? sound right?

wakaday@hotmail.com Feel free to spam me. everyone else does but be careful I dont set pinky punky onto you.

I've also got MSN and ICQ, don't use ICQ as much, anyway MSN - P525SEI@HOTMAIL.COM - Used to be my private plate to the Beemer. Not really for the GS through, it had to go.

As most of you seem to work in IT (me too!), please can you answer my question - what would happen if you found MSN chat on a user's PC? i.e. am I likely to be beaten with a big stick should I install it on my work PC

depends on your business case for using it....

I guess you would get the stick!

Lee

[quote name='dribble' date='Jan 14 2003, 09:42 AM']depends on your business case for using it....

I guess you would get the stick!

Lee [/quote]
Prefer the stick to the sack! Best not risk it then m me'thinks!

Claire,

ur such a stickler for the rules....

yeah they can log virtually anything now.. and it aint going to help your already bad work profile

[quote name='Claire G' date='Jan 14 2003, 09:38 AM']As most of you seem to work in IT (me too!), please can you answer my question - what would happen if you found MSN chat on a user's PC? i.e. am I likely to be beaten with a big stick should I install it on my work PC [/quote]
To be honest Claire, it depends on your work places desktop policy. If for example, they lock down your desktop and monitor activity and applications then I would advise against it. However, if they don't, theres nothing to say you can't install it locally (especially if you have a laptop) and use it - in a worst case scenario, you would plead ignorrance....

We got away with it by persuading management that it was a valuable work tool. Not that they really cared hugely to start with

It comes as standard in XP, and it's also so easy to ahem *accidentally* install

If they are vigulant with scanning your HDD then use trillian to disguise it... trillian will let you launch yahoo, msn, icq all through the same portal and port hole



-Lee

It's very easy for me to claim ignorance. I am largely ignorant when it comes to things like this! I am the bain of IT supports life, but hey, I keep them amused !!!

I don't think they are particularly vigilant with these things. Though to make sure I always delete the Internet history/temporary files and cookies.

Not, to be honest, that I access stuff very often. If I do it tends just to be LOC

Thanks for the advice all

I'm is200fan at thingy - I've updated my profile so I get one of those little buttons down there =v