Finally, the system administrator may alter, view or destroy data, transmissions or programs in the course of performing his or her duties. In all cases, the system administrator will used the least invasive method possible. Users have a right to use computer and network resources to get their work done. You may not, through maliciousness, ignorance or neglect, degrade or destroy access to or performance of system resources to other users' detriment. Specifically, you may not monopolize bandwidth, processor cycles, disk space, memory devices, or phone lines.
Users have the right to sit down to a working computer.
Long running calculations should be run in the background on Unix machines only. Macintosh computers are not meant for long term computation. Users have an obligation to uphold system security. We encourage you to better educate yourself on how to do so. You may not give unauthorized access to system resources to anyone.