u/AmbitiousRecipe1139

I know people try to hack networks frequently, but has anyone in IT ever been approached by someone in person to do something illegal or hacking? I figure they want to stay anonymous so they wouldn't even try or they would have difficulty accessing someone in IT if they (the hacker) don't work for the company. However, some people working for the compay may want to hack and approach someone about breaking security protocols, I'm just wondering how common that is.

If you work in IT and it never happens, I'd like to hear that too

I was on wellbutrin for ten months and I slept 8-9 hours instead of 10 hours a night. I felt more motivated too. But I'm scared I need the 10 hours I sleep while on vraylar. It didnt seem to bother me for the ten months, but what if it would cause long term damage to do that? On the other hand, what if it doesnt and I could have more waking life and more motivation? IDK, its a dilemma and I'm wondering if anyone else has been through similar experiences and can let me know what it's like or what they think. I was on the lowest dose you can get (150mg) and you cant cut the pills in half because that changes the release process. I dont really remember how much I slept before being on these medications.