The Worst Cubicle Ever

We (the programmers) recently (like two weeks ago) moved to a new set of cubicles.

As it turns out, the cubicle that I selected is just under the security camera set up in front of one of our outside doors. We made jokes about it, but it was obviously pointing at the door, so in theory I was safe.

Turns out that, to capture the door and the sidewalk leading up to it, the camera can also see pretty much my entire cubicle. And my cubicle is the only so affected.

I'm already starting to feel like someone is watching me no matter where I go in the building. Within a few weeks I'm pretty sure I'm going to have to start wearing a tinfoil hat. Otherwise, I'm not going to be able to concentrate with that danged government talk playing through the radios the aliens implanted in my teeth.

I hope our insurance has good coverage for mental health.

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That Is Bad, But Not the Worst!

I worked on the A-12 project, a deep black DOD development project for a super-stealthy Navy attack aircraft.

http://www.fas.org/man/dod-101/sys/ac/a-12.htm

We worked in a large 3 story building without windows, with lead-lined walls, security cameras on everyone, cypher locks on every door. You entered the building through an anechoic maze to trap all RF signals from leaving the building. One of my coworkers regularly flipped the bird at the cameras to vent his stress. I do not recommend doing that in your new cubicle.

To be fair...

OK, yeah, you had it much worse.

To be fair, I know the person who's responsible for the security cameras, and she also does helpdesk dispatch so she doesn't have time to waste looking at them anyway.

Still, it's unnerving, especially when I'm already having a bad day week.

However...

... she is currently using the security camera pointing near the fridge to figure out who stole someone's lunch.

I am not even kidding.

Just remember...

 

Dammit...

You know.

I'm considering writing that on a piece of paper, and getting a shot from the camera of me holding it up.

That would make for an awesome and ironic photo.

I do indeed know.

I'm not really seeing the irony. The awesome, however...yes. I demand that you do this. You shall get said photo. This I command!