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Sometimes I'm supposed to be working on bad servers, but I'm actually remoted home working on good servers.
The day I added the keys to my home server on my work machine was the day my productivity plummeted
I wouldn't want to do that, I don't trust bad computer enough to work on good computer with bad computer
I had total control over my bad computer. It was more like that friend you like but who makes you do bad stuff occasionally
Same for me luckily, but I just don't like the idea that my work laptop has access to private stuff. For example, I made a second account for my git Server for my work laptop.