Do what I do and set delilvery address as your work address. I have all my bills delivered to my office instead of home 
Plus there's theres the bonus that you get a nice ASIC delivered to work so screw around with in the afternoon before going home
Plus there's theres the bonus that you get a nice ASIC delivered to work so screw around with in the afternoon before going home
Leave it at work. Free power!
FYI, using work resources for personal gain is generally frowned upon, profiting directly from your employers electricity bill will most likely be a resume generating event if you are caught.
Ask permission for something vague and keep your head down, then you can get away with it.
It's...um...a space heater. It's cold in my office.
That one could be a winner, as long as nobody steals your space heater. It's even a USB controlled variable unit, pretty fancy!
I also just realized that unless is is BFL it will be so confusing looking a thing that nobody will steal it. Tom I love your stuff, but it does not look expensive to the layman, BFL is all shiny and black and ... where did it go?
I think my favorite one for a cube situation would be to hollow out the crappiest looking computer case I could find, and put it under my desk with a Kensington lock.
Now the answer is put it in my office, lock the door and leave.
RHIP, like my new "space heaters"?
I have a small RAID array of "space heaters" so I only will get 20% colder in the event of a failure.
(^-- this pair of statements are intended as a joke and not an actual forecast of the mining power that may or may not be deployed at Scrybe's office or any other location on or off the planet Earth.
Past performance is not an indicator of future performance, do not invest more than you can afford)
, unfortunately they'll probably open it and say it's computer parts not a complete computer. 
