livejamie: aatw: At work :) That’s pretty common at places that have electronic timesheets you sign-in and out so you can’t mess with the timestamps. I have TruTime Netpunch at work and I have weird dealings with messing with time configurations and remote logins as well.  I’m the “boss” (note that it’s in quotes), so it doesn’t really matter - I’m salaried, so I really just use it to log hours so my company knows when I’m doing out-of-the-ordinary hours more than anything.  I can’t log into the system anywhere but at my work computer, and I can’t change Date and Time Properties on my remote machine either because I’m synced with our Exchange Server.  Wouldn’t want to anyway, because my Blackberry and and all of my synced data would be fucked anyway.
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livejamie:

aatw:

At work :)

That’s pretty common at places that have electronic timesheets you sign-in and out so you can’t mess with the timestamps.

I have TruTime Netpunch at work and I have weird dealings with messing with time configurations and remote logins as well. 

I’m the “boss” (note that it’s in quotes), so it doesn’t really matter - I’m salaried, so I really just use it to log hours so my company knows when I’m doing out-of-the-ordinary hours more than anything.  I can’t log into the system anywhere but at my work computer, and I can’t change Date and Time Properties on my remote machine either because I’m synced with our Exchange Server.  Wouldn’t want to anyway, because my Blackberry and and all of my synced data would be fucked anyway.