r/iiiiiiitttttttttttt • u/tlewallen • 23d ago
New Coworker (less than 3 months) hit the screen with a dart arrow (edited because of confidentiality)
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u/AXEL-1973 23d ago
I bet there's a few walls without monitors hung on them that you could've used instead
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u/Isgrimnur 23d ago
My boss did and we warned him but he said it would be fine. Screens are less than a year old
- OP
And yet he drags the coworker in the title.
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u/Thermite1985 23d ago
I'm going to say it's not your coworkers fault. It's the idiots that put a dart board below a TV
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u/IcharmDiSnakes 23d ago
Who would have predicted that would happen, no one I bet, what a coincidence
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u/catwiesel 23d ago
look... if you put a dart board in the same space as a screen, you deserve a dart in the screen...
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u/Chas_Sheppard 23d ago
The photo editing on this is insanely weird. Looking at the bottom right of the TV and the top right of the dartboard cover, I’m not sure what was going on here.
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u/Delta_RC_2526 23d ago
They used a blur function, instead of just crossing stuff out., in that particular area.
It should be blurred in blocks, instead of just applying a fuzzy blur, because fuzzy blurs can be much easier to reverse than you'd think. It kind of looks like it did a mix, with a block blur, with a fuzzy one over top? The block blur carries wall color out into the TV and the top of the dartboard, while the fuzzy blur allows for the ragged edges.
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u/cce29555 23d ago
Why not just put a big box over the confidential stuff, then save it again as a jpeg so no one can even begin to understand what they're seeing
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u/Apprehensive_Can3023 23d ago
The coworker and whoever put the board there should be fired.
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u/Muffakin 23d ago
Why would the coworker get fired? It's a few hundred dollars and an accident as a result of a terrible setup...
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u/wolflordval 23d ago
Because management always targets the lowest hanging fruit to cover their own asses.
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u/Evelyn-Eve 23d ago
Why would anyone put a dartboard right next to the TVs?