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as network admin & part of a development team I work for 8 to 11 hours at work per day. after whole day spending with my pc's, I usually don't use them at home
i think i play computer about 10 hours a day on average, usually in winXP playing games, then skip to reading up on programing, then reading up on linux commands, then on this and that (languages, writing, crafts, herbs, etc),
all depends on what i feel like doing, and right now i could use some tea, and play starcraft bound games, ahh, just to sooth my mind
now if i only could bother myself to boot up my latop and press a few commands to start reinstalling linux , eh, maybe after i learn some more eh?
Location: Alpha Quadrant, sol system, earth, asia, Israel.
Distribution: Computer I : Slackware 9.1 ; Computer II : Windows XP
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Right now, in the holidays it goes something like this -
0700 - My cousin's dog wakes me up
0715 - Time to check emails
1230 - Let's go prepare lunch!
1330 - Now time to eat lunch
1410 - Quantum Leap
1500 - Linux... Linux... Linux
2000 - Let's have a dry toast, if I still have some left. with a tomato and something else.
2030 - Linux again
2200 - I need espresso....
0100 - Time to sleep
As you can see. I have lots of things schedualed every day! Woohoo! I have in fact TOO MUCH time.
Is a 24-hour day long enough for you guys???
Do you need more hours in a day to do something in your
machine?
Ever thought to go out of your daily business to make your system?
Oh, man .....
Time is money
I stay in front of the computer 9 to 6 minus 1 hour, lunch time equal to 8 hours.
Then come back home and use about 4 hours average , so total about 12 hours.
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