Having a bad day at work? Bored with too much (or not enough) to do around the office? Do what millions of Americans do, and surf the net. But what happens if the boss catches you? End of the world? End of your job? Well what you need is a good dose of today’s official Warped site. It can help make those long days go by real fast.

The name of this wonderful site is Don’s Boss Page. As more and more employees gain Internet access from their desktops, surfing the Web on the job is becoming a serious issue for both workers and supervisors alike. To what extent should employees be allowed to surf the Web on company time? It’s an issue that’s become a little more complicated recently with the increasing popularity of Don’s Boss Page  http://216.92.237.226 - using the numbers is a way to bypass some sensing software), a Web site that’s devoted to helping employees fool their bosses into thinking they’re hard at work - when they’re actually cruising the Web.

At first glance, Don’s Boss Page appears to be nothing more than a spreadsheet, complete with number columns and bar graphs. Scroll down the page, however, and a wealth of features are revealed - from tips and tricks for at-work “stealth surfing” to downloadable panic buttons that users can place on their own Web sites. There’s also pre-recorded typing sound effects to help workers sound busy while sleeping in their cubicles, and a directory of worker-friendly sites. In addition, a floating “Personal Protector” window allows users to surf the far corners of the Web while keeping Don’s Boss Page, and job security, a short click away.

The Warp-o-Meter really, really liked this site. It gave it a 10.0 for originality, and for the sheer cheek of what it is trying to accomplish. I will be trying this site out on Monday at my office, just to see if it works, you understand, a little Internet “research.” But if you try this at your place of employment, well, you’re on your own.

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