Nude hack pours scorn upon the great clothed

Apparently there are even clothing optional hotels opening up in the US for those who want to use their lap-tops in the altogether, says the silly magazine.

A ccording to a survey last year, that one in eight males and one in 14 female teleworkers did the job with nothing on. But now it appears that the numbers are on the up.

The tired old IT rag quotes Tom Mulhall, who runs a hotel where 80 per cent of guests bring laptops and work in the nude by the pool. We are not quite sure how it works as the last laptop we used for any length of time got a bit warm near our nadgers and it could be we still have Dadhood within, so it's a risky thing.

Mulhall said that many nude teleworkers feel that what they are doing is like an act of defiance for having to work at home or on vacation.

Most of those who are in conservative fields such as law, banking, accounting, finance, don't tell others that they are working in the nude.

However, those in creative or entrepreneurial businesses feel comfortable telling others they work with nothing on.

Mulhall warns the new generation of naked telecommuters to be careful and check that the webcam is not on [switched off, Ed.], and that picture attachments contain what you think they do. More here. These hacks should try working for the INQ because Armani thongs are the order of the day here. Honest. µ