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How many hours do you spend per week on the Internet?

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6 to 7 hours on weekdays.

Maybe up to 11 on weekends, but that's usually when i have no plans so it can vary a lot.

On average i'd say around the 50 mark a week. However if it's a busy week then i could easily cut around 10 to 14 hours off.

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Does the word "immeasurable" stick to your head? Besides volunteering for Tiger Totes and when something unusual comes up (such as the internet not working or when I'm on vacation), I'm usually available all the time.

Yeah, I know... I need to get a life. :P

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Hmm, inspiring topic. Today I didn't use the internet at all except when I really needed and it felt great. I think I'll stop visiting Doomworld, etc. Screw you guys.

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kuchitsu said:

Today I didn't use the internet at all except when I really need it and it felt great. I think I'll stop visiting Doomworld, etc. Screw you guys.

You'll be back. Somehow, you'll always come back.

After all, tomorrow will be a new day.

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kuchitsu said:

I think I'll stop visiting Doomworld, etc. Screw you guys.


yeah that won't last long

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kuchitsu said:

Hmm, inspiring topic. Today I didn't use the internet at all except when I really needed and it felt great. I think I'll stop visiting Doomworld, etc. Screw you guys.

We haven't heard that one before

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kuchitsu said:

Hmm, inspiring topic. Today I didn't use the internet at all except when I really needed and it felt great. I think I'll stop visiting Doomworld, etc. Screw you guys.


The ride never ends, gents.

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When I first bought my house we didn't have internet for several months. I had to write down things I needed to use the internet for with a pen and paper and then bring it with me to my college classes to use in the school library after classes. Things like checking email and downloading files, but also things to research that I was genuinely curious about and questions I never had answers for. I accomplished a lot more in those few hours than I probably would if I had all day to sit in front of the computer and even though its super convenient, ive tried a few times to talk my wife into canceling our isp service so I wouldn't take my internet time so much for granted. Though admittedly I would probably never have been able to manage community projects or participate in multiplayer games or speedmapping events or whatever.

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Depends.
Depending on when I get off work, and have to do anything else.
Give or take 30+ hours a week, it varies. IF I'm sick, then, it drops as I'm spending more time resting. (not like my old self where sickness didnt bother me)

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Probably too many. My PC's online at least 14 hours a day, during which time I'm wandering in and out as my home care responsibilities dictate, and I'm not always staring at a website when on the computer, so I'd guesstimate around 30 hours per week.


kuchitsu said:

I think I'll stop visiting Doomworld, etc. Screw you guys.

See you tomorrow.

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Heh, as little as possible. Ideally I browse much less than an hour per day at this point, though reading binges or the pressing need to research stuff still occur. I guess I just have enough stimulating people and projects in my life that the signal-to-noise ratio of the internet at large isn't good enough to keep my attention the way it used to.

Probably ~5-15 hours per week?

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Way too many, even if I take into account that a lot of my time on the internet is spent on self-education.

EDIT: Though I never use it when I'm not at home.

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