That is creepy
Id definitely agree with setting up a camera if youve got a spare webcam lying about, maybe even do it at work if its a problem there, as loosing ones job is a serious risk, and this person, if they are someone, is only playing harmless pranks in your house for now....
me and the mrs suggest changing the locks lol
but for sure cheap web cams are easier and cheaper!
other than that....wierd.... any browser history ?? maybe your parents were looking up movie info?
I'd recommend the old saying:
"Walk softly, carry a big stick."
roberth Wrote:That is creepy
Id definitely agree with setting up a camera if youve got a spare webcam lying about, maybe even do it at work if its a problem there, as loosing ones job is a serious risk, and this person, if they are someone, is only playing harmless pranks in your house for now....
There's CCTV and enough alarms to put off anyone in work. None of this security however covers the side of the building where the door is.
SchmilK Wrote:me and the mrs suggest changing the locks lol
but for sure cheap web cams are easier and cheaper!
other than that....wierd.... any browser history ?? maybe your parents were looking up movie info?
Changing the locks is difficult. Wee have PVC doors and the locks are moulded in. I think I'm definately going to set up a web cam. I have an old EyeToy somewhere that I could rig up to the server... Remote viewing and all that... Checked my browser history and there's nothing during the time I was in work. I have the only account on my laptop and it's passworded. I'm fairly certain that no one knows or could remember it as it's a completely made up word with numbers.
Silvertie Wrote:I'd recommend the old saying:
"Walk softly, carry a big stick."
I like it!
Hellgiver Wrote:Joomla12 Wrote:It's because that's how he hides his porn.
Why hide it? Some fetishes you are ashamed of??
one armed asian clown... mmmm
Knowing Hearty. >.>
A US president used to say that.
Install Linux. Should solve your problem.
How'd they get into the house? Don't lock your doors from the sounds of things?
It certain doesn't seem like they're trying to be too conspicuous if they're moving around so much stuff.
As for work, how did someone else get ahold of the keys? Were do you usually keep them?
Senseito7 Wrote:Install Linux. Should solve your problem.
Already have.
ZiNgA BuRgA Wrote:How'd they get into the house? Don't lock your doors from the sounds of things?
It certain doesn't seem like they're trying to be too conspicuous if they're moving around so much stuff.
As for work, how did someone else get ahold of the keys? Were do you usually keep them?
I have no idea. I definately locked the front door and latched the back door (it still needs a key to open from the outside) as I left. All the windows are slosed in this weather! As for work the keys are kept in a plastic box under the shop counter. I do sometimes leave them in my hi-vis jacket pocket which is kept in the stock room. Maybe someone snuck in while I was over the other side of the shop or something like that.
I don't know why anyone would want to break into that side of the building anyway. Behind the door is an unsafe wooden staircase that leads above the shop. All that's up there is old junk from when the building was owned by Gulf and Esso as well as boxes and boxes of till receits. Probably the most valuable thing up there at the moment are a few sacks full of grit salt. Everyone wants it at the moment and only us and the local council have any!
PSPkiller Wrote:Probably the most valuable thing up there at the moment are a few sacks full of grit salt.
damn mexicans trying to 'borrow' all the salt for their tasty margaritas
really creepy...yeah, i'd say some cameras would work....