[N@Z]

Voted 4 as that's how much averagely I am at the computer at home, on & off but if I included work then it'd be about less than 10 hours although I wouldn't be on it constantly.

 

[chadbang]

About 10 hours a day at work (work + fun) and then another 3 or 4 at home (fun ++). Rather pathetic, actually...

 

[austonia]

i work on a PC for 8 hours straight at work and then 3-6 hours after. what the hell is wrong with me?? Why can't I get the to the end of the internet???

I think the internet is siphoning my soul... like those Skexies in the The Dark Crystal, sucking the life-juice from the poor little Pod people...

lucky i have a tolerant girlfriend!

 

[aphex944]

Pretty much all day, but I usually have things to keep me occupied.

One good thing about the Internet is that you're -usually- always taking in knowledge(whether most of it is useful or not is debatable), whether it be reading about headphones, news stories, etc. Also, most of my music listening is done at my computer, and I definitely need a lot of that

I'm with Archangel, I'd say most of the time I'd rather stay at home and relax(not necessarily on the computer) than go out and party with my friends.

 

[JMedeiros]

average online workday for me is 12-14 hours

 

[tomek]

when i'm done work and at home, if i'm not doing something like cleaning, then i'm probably at the computer. i like it because i can do stuff but still listen to music.

on the weekends i'm out of the house more, but on weekdays i like to come home and play on headfi for a couple hours.


personally, i don't mind it at all. i guess i wish i was reading a little more...

 

[radrd]

Quote:

So with all this computer time logged, when do you listen to music?

Music is one of the driving factors behind my 'extreme' computer usage. I have my system set up about three feet away from my computer, so when I'm online, I'm listening to music. So, if you were to ask me how many hours a day I spend listening to music, it might be close to the time I spend on the computer. Actually my time on the computer is less than I previously expected. It's more like 6-8 hours instead of 10.

 

[Gariver]

I have been using my PC way too much. At the moment, I have shoulder tendonitis from that excess! My most recent solution is to use my mouse with my left hand.

All excesses are bad!

 

[Permonic]

Too much. Even this happened to me several times: I was working on a computer when someone came to my room and ask for a book. The book was lying on a shelf up to the monitor. Instead of using my arm and finger to point the shelf, I "logically" used my mouse & pointer. Suddenly the pointer stopped on the edge of a screen

. A second later I realized the shelf is outside of the screen

.....If the pointer would continue it will be a proof that I am in the Matrix

.

Yeah and about the non-stop working: I remember once I had to finish electrical clutch drawings - by hand. I have spent non-stop 36 hours by drawing it....Surprisingly I was "just" tired after that. Not my university fellow, who spent more then 48 hours on his....when I met him afterwards, he told me: "I just see you twice

."

 

[Joi]

8 hours in fromt of the Computer at work, and about 5-6 at home. Should make it 13-14 hours a day, damn, I'm a geek.

 

[Music Fanatic]

Quote:

Originally posted by bangraman Seems like 48.

Well, maybe this is possible. After all, if we use two computers simultaneously for one hour, that counts as two hours, right?

 

[fewtch]

I'm in front of my PC a truly sickening number of hours daily (and pretty much 7 days/week). Don't even want to venture a guess, but probably something similar to Joi... perhaps more.