I’m guilty as charged. I’m a net admin, and I do this.

They Know You’re Reading This
http://abcnews.go.com/wire/Business/ap20010710_19.html

In another study not conducted by an advertising agency concerned with
making you feel bad about not clicking on links, the University of Denver’s
Workplace Surveillance Project of the Privacy Foundation says that 1/3 of
American workers who are online at work are having those activities
monitored by their employers, including email messages and where they go on
the Web.

The study says 14million workers of the estimated 40million online are
having their activities constantly monitored by software packages that may
even record every keystroke they make. Most companies claim they are not
monitoring individuals but only want the figures to determine trends on
Internet usage.

And who has the best porn links…*points finger at the boss…

also –

When Is An App Not An App?
http://gnucleus.sourceforge.net/

But maybe you aren’t willing to give your heart over to another company
promising free access to copyrighted material forever. You’ve been hurt
before, you won’t get fooled again, your love is like oxygen, love is a
battlefield.

Turn to Gnucleus for help!

Gnucleus is Windows freeware that works on the open-sourced Gnutella
network, which means it can’t be shut down, turned off or litigated into
nothingness. There’s no there there. A truly distributed peer-to-peer
network, there are no servers sitting in no buildings in no company’s
office. Shutting down Gnutella would require knocking on the doors of every user and asking them politely (with a court order in hand) to please turn their client off.

And although Gnutella has been around for a while, usually getting into the
network has been a trial in itself. But John Marshall, the 18-year-old New
Hampshire high school student leading the Gnucleus development team has created something different. His client, which comes with no documentation, is making connections easier than ever.

But you never heard that from me.