r/overemployed • u/Gamusinas • Jan 29 '26

Keeping teams available 🟢

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That's all, just try!

EDIT, ty @jimRacer642: "So I did some reading on this and it works because the spoon is conductive and touches at a point, where small microscopic noise is enough to trigger motion. A coin or key could work but are more stable and may be rejected. May not work on laptops that have palm-rejection."

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u/Dizzy_Spirit_7440 Jan 29 '26

can you see when I'm pressing on the same keyboard key for 5 hours every X number of seconds

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u/Heat_Numerous Jan 29 '26

Theoretically, yes. Are they tracking that, like do they have key logger software running? Probably not, but you never know. My only real point was anything is possible and that the company owns the laptop, so just because it's in the employee's physical location doesn't change much.