SEC staffers watched porn as economy crashed

[Bob Juch]

"During the past five years, 33 SEC employees and or contractors violated Commission rules and policies, as well as the government-wide Standards of Ethical Conduct, by viewing pornographic, sexually explicit or sexually suggestive images using government computer resources and official time,"

I would guess that at any major company, you would have 33 employees over a five-year period who have viewed "sexually suggestive" images at one time or another at work. This could be an instance of going to a site that has a picture of a woman in a bikini. That's not even counting google searches that stumble across an inappropriate site.

Yes, but some downloaded so much porn they filled-up their hard drives!

[Odyssey]

One guy filled up his harddrive so he used CD's and stored his extensive collection in his office. And let's not forget the chief justice of the 9th circuit court of appeals hosting his own porn site, now taken down. Read it in the Washington Post today.

[NellyLunatic1980]

Somebody at the SEC definitely gave new meaning to the term "stimulus package".

[littlebeast13]

I'm assuming Sprots had no problems with the avatar.....

lb13

[themanintheseersuckersuit]

I'm assuming Sprots had no problems with the avatar.....

lb13

I'm sure if she had she would have said something

[littlebeast13]

I'm assuming Sprots had no problems with the avatar.....

lb13

I'm sure if she had she would have said something

Probably, unless the squirrel had her tongue....

lb13

[Bob78164]

One guy filled up his harddrive so he used CD's and stored his extensive collection in his office. And let's not forget the chief justice of the 9th circuit court of appeals hosting his own porn site, now taken down. Read it in the Washington Post today.

The Kozinski matter was different. He had sexually explicit images on a private Web site. He did not realize that the Web site was configured to permit public access (if you happened to know the name of the right subdirectory). When he learned that it was, he terminated public access. As far as I'm concerned, that's just a matter of information that the man had a right to keep private unfortunately becoming public.

Here's the original story in the Los Angeles Times. --Bob

[themanintheseersuckersuit]

One guy filled up his harddrive so he used CD's and stored his extensive collection in his office. And let's not forget the chief justice of the 9th circuit court of appeals hosting his own porn site, now taken down. Read it in the Washington Post today.

The Kozinski matter was different. He had sexually explicit images on a private Web site. He did not realize that the Web site was configured to permit public access (if you happened to know the name of the right subdirectory). When he learned that it was, he terminated public access. As far as I'm concerned, that's just a matter of information that the man had a right to keep private unfortunately becoming public.

Here's the original story in the Los Angeles Times. --Bob

Near a I could tell the Judge had the same kind of crappy and sexist stuff that gets emailed to me and sometimes I laugh and forget to delete it.

[SportsFan68]

One guy filled up his harddrive so he used CD's and stored his extensive collection in his office. And let's not forget the chief justice of the 9th circuit court of appeals hosting his own porn site, now taken down. Read it in the Washington Post today.

The Kozinski matter was different. He had sexually explicit images on a private Web site. He did not realize that the Web site was configured to permit public access (if you happened to know the name of the right subdirectory). When he learned that it was, he terminated public access. As far as I'm concerned, that's just a matter of information that the man had a right to keep private unfortunately becoming public.

Here's the original story in the Los Angeles Times. --Bob

Near a I could tell the Judge had the same kind of crappy and sexist stuff that gets emailed to me and sometimes I laugh and forget to delete it.

One guy in my department won't open his spam summary because of the horrible stuff that lands there. He misses announcements that are mass E-mailed to all employees from time to time but insists that if IT really wanted to, they have the technology to prevent that from happening, and he wouldn't miss the announcements.

So far, there's no order to open your spam filter and check for non-spam, probably because it doesn't happen to everybody. Very strange.

[SportsFan68]

I'm assuming Sprots had no problems with the avatar.....

lb13

I post SIX PAGES of Bored Problems and don't have a problem with the avatar!!!!!!???????????????

You're dreamin again.

[SpacemanSpiff]

SEC staffers watching porn... that would explain why those Replay Officials kept missing the obvious mis-calls by the referees in some of those SEC football games last fall.

What? Wrong SEC??!?!?!?

Nevermind............

[Bob Juch]

S.E.C. to be renamed

Spoiler

S.E.X.

[ten96lt]

Seems like they got their ethics lessons from Tiger Woods. Ba-Zingggggg!