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7/11/2025, 1:24:51 AM
>>42342476
Pretty business Rara.
I work from home, usually 8 hours, on a relatively flexible schedule. Sometimes I lurk while waiting for some processes to complete, but given that the job is wearing me out mentally, usually I browse the board right before sleep and after waking up. That's when I'm most able to indulge in ponies, if you know what I'm trying to say. This is the bigger issue for me, not exactly time itself since I could have enough of that available every day, just need to find those moments when I'm also not numb after work.
It's humbling to see that anons with actual real life jobs spend more time at work (transport etc) and are tired out physically, meanwhile here I am complaining just because of silly code monkeys constantly creating pile of silly issues for an infrastructure monkey. I'm glad I have ponies to take the mind off stress and read about them doing cutesy stuff, like in those one-off threads with some background pony highlighted.
>>42342543
>It’s a bit harder to be involved with the board, because most of it is shit and you need to have the time to go through every stupid fucking thread and find what hidden gems there are to be had
Well said. Filters help, but I still feel a bit guilty about not frequenting specific pony generals, at most from time to time I visit one of them and lurk until thread is over.
Pretty business Rara.
I work from home, usually 8 hours, on a relatively flexible schedule. Sometimes I lurk while waiting for some processes to complete, but given that the job is wearing me out mentally, usually I browse the board right before sleep and after waking up. That's when I'm most able to indulge in ponies, if you know what I'm trying to say. This is the bigger issue for me, not exactly time itself since I could have enough of that available every day, just need to find those moments when I'm also not numb after work.
It's humbling to see that anons with actual real life jobs spend more time at work (transport etc) and are tired out physically, meanwhile here I am complaining just because of silly code monkeys constantly creating pile of silly issues for an infrastructure monkey. I'm glad I have ponies to take the mind off stress and read about them doing cutesy stuff, like in those one-off threads with some background pony highlighted.
>>42342543
>It’s a bit harder to be involved with the board, because most of it is shit and you need to have the time to go through every stupid fucking thread and find what hidden gems there are to be had
Well said. Filters help, but I still feel a bit guilty about not frequenting specific pony generals, at most from time to time I visit one of them and lurk until thread is over.
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