/tech/ - Technology

>>15871
Wow, what a shitty move.
Are there no legal ways to prevent that ?

>>15871
Try as hard as you can to make them not know it was you personally who made the stuff.
Use a VPN or TOR for outside services hosting your shit, this includes your own servers.
Do not make any content on company machines that can be accessed easily or remotely. (But do work on your projects on company time lmao, just keep in mind to watch your outgoing connections.)
Do not associate yourself with the accounts you'll be hosting your stuff on, if they keep time logs it would suck if the company found out about them.

Generally be a sneaky pain in the ass.
As for trade secrets, I dunno lol.

Also, try to move out if you got the resources. If not, the next best thing would be moving to a different state.

The wonders of IP law.

this is totally not slavery btw

swede

>>22222
GEM

>>22222
UYGHUR

>>15871
I can't even find a list of states that allow this as they're all behind paywalls

>>15871
Once again, "freedom of contract" turns society into neo-serfdom. What else are you going to do, just not work for any company?

*blood sucking noises*

>>22243
These laws completely ignores computer history. Workers walking out of Fairchild Semiconductor is how we got Intel, AMD and Zilog. Same with workers walking out of Motorola giving us MOS Technology. Meaning if the laws existed in the 1970s the PC would never have been invented in the USA as the military industrial complex had no interest in it and they employed all the engineers thus it would have had the intellectual property to the tech behind the PC and did nothing with it as DARPA didn't ask them to make one. Then you had Commodore and Atari swap a chunk of their engineers when Jack Tramiel bought Atari and when Commodore bought Amiga (that was engineers the left Atari prior) which would have been a IP nightmare.

>>15871
Ehh the USSR kind of did the Tetris guy dirty like that. Interesting story.

>>22245
That was Gorbachev era, prior to that the CMEA didn't really care much about IP at that level where firms in the CMEA would reverse engineer from other firms in the CMEA with no worry along with from firms in the west.