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It always makes me laugh when people get hacked off about this. I have employed people to work for me before in various capacities, and I know how incensed I would be if I walked into the studio and saw the artist ready to record, and the engineer just sitting there playing a game of solitare on the console.
Why do the rules change just because you're dicking around online during company time as opposed to doing it in real life?
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