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> I used to be big into Quake II and the III. But since I found half-life -
> its been all down hill. Those games are terrible and I don't blame
> companies for wanting to block their use on the internal network. However,
> the flip side is that it is a great way to bond with the nerds.
>
One place I used to work had a webcam in one corner of the office. One
Saturday night at 11:30, the CEO was pleased to see all the coders hard
at work. No one had the heart to tell him they were playing Quake.
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