It’s logged by your ip probably and don’t inform him… But he could technically sue you because of this… Alls he would have to do is crash his own system… Watch out for **** like that… Especially if he is already this shady.
*Originally posted by Phat7 *
**bring it**
I second that, name him/her 
lmao… Philbert… my studly dreamslut of mine… 
lol… But yeah… be careful with everything that you do my friend 
In the new site redesign I’ve almost finished making for Churchill, there’s a bit of legal blurb I saw that says the entire site is the legal and intellectual property of Churchill, even though I did it.
But, I have signed a contract to work for the company and everything. I know beforehand that everything I do won’t be credited to me, but the company.
My point here is that I signed a bit of paper giving them the right to do that, effectively giving them the copyright to my work. I would have thought that unless you did something similar, then you are still the owner of the work you did. Verbal contract won’t stand up.
Plus, if you still have earlier source files / designs that prove you were the originator…
Well yep as they pay you they pay your for work. If you work on their machines with software they’ve bought they they pretty much own you.
Save you really good stuff for youself. After all if you submit all your best ideas down for the company do thay really appreciate it
Originally said by Macaulay Culkin
I don’t think so
*Originally posted by buddhamarz *
**It’s logged by your ip probably and don’t inform him… But he could technically sue you because of this… Alls he would have to do is crash his own system… Watch out for **** like that… Especially if he is already this shady. **
If he was really smart he would know any average self running server guy cannot tell the diffrence between a proxie and a real IP. :chinaman:
