How do i pass the time

[jetrexter]

As the title says how do I pass my time as a pc enthusiast  when I can't just keep building pc`s all the time 

[Crunchy Dragon]

PC Building Simulator.

 

Disassemble and reassemble your rig just for kicks.

 

Play games.

[Semper]

• Alternative hobbies.
• A job
• A career
• A career in your hobby
• A hobby in your career
• Videogames
• A hike
• A bike ride
• Learning
• Talking to your neighbor
• Talking to your dog (or, getting a dog then petting that dog, then talking to it)
• Drinking Iced Tea
• Painting your room
• Painting your house
• Mowing the lawn
• Trimming a tree
• Washing your car
• Washing your dog
• Reading a book
• Skydiving
• Panning for gold
• Cooking a steak
• Eating a steak
• Using the restroom after eating said steak
• Contemplating existence
• Try to prove, or disprove, flat-earthers.
• Eat an ice cream
• Brush your teeth
• Take a nap.

Those are a few off the top of my head.

[Drak3]

Play games.

 

Take up other hobbies, such as sport shooting, minor gunsmithing, remote control aviation, cars/trucks/motorcycles, dance, martial arts, coding.

[GerbilPlays]

watch all linus tech tips videos 

[Cookybiscuit]

7 minutes ago, jetrexter said:

As the title says how do I pass my time as a pc enthusiast  when I can't just keep building pc`s all the time 

Simply watch it on repeat as necessary.

[Genesis_Uchiha]

2 minutes ago, Drak3 said:

Play games.

 

Take up other hobbies, such as sport shooting, minor gunsmithing, remote control aviation, cars/trucks/motorcycles, dance, martial arts, coding.

Nice list, but I don't suggest coding. I've been doing that for 20 years and it sucks. haha

[WereCatf]

Want something that'll keep you busy for a long, long time? Start collecting and cataloguing adult videos.

[Drak3]

Just now, Genesis_Uchiha said:

Nice list, but I don't suggest coding. I've been doing that for 20 years and it sucks. haha

Yeah, but you do it at a professional level. As a hobby, not bad.

[Genesis_Uchiha]

I'm unemployed, flat broke and I only code as a hobby. It's just the only skill I have. haha

[jiyeon]

12 minutes ago, Crunchy Dragon said:

PC Building Simulator.

 

Disassemble and reassemble your rig just for kicks.

How did you know what I do in my spare time?

[Crunchy Dragon]

1 minute ago, seoz said:

How did you know what I do in my spare time?

I was actually listing some stuff I would do.

I don't have PC Building Sim, but I have been known to take apart and rebuild my rig on occasion when I get bored.

 

Also picking up some older systems and messing around with those is a pretty fun and interesting way to do things.

Having to deal with the big changes in Windows 10 vs Windows XP is a fun challenge too.

[Teddy07]

5 minutes ago, Genesis_Uchiha said:

I'm unemployed, flat broke and I only code as a hobby. It's just the only skill I have. haha

do it as a profession. It is well paid

[aezakmi]

1 minute ago, Teddy07 said:

do it as a profession. It is well paid

companies want a 18 yr old kid with 20 years of previous experience on at least 5 different places

[Quadriplegic]

Fap?

[Pixel5]

just because you are a PC enthusiast it does not mean you cant do anything else, that does not involve PC´s

[Guest]

Programming and watching heyayayay 10 hours with he man is what most people do when not playing video games. 

 

Cooking is fun too as some recipes if time is taken can last for hours. As long as you don’t majorly fuck up, food turns out fine. 

[Lurick]

Learn something new? Get a subscription to Lynda.com or some other site and start learning about things you think you're interested in and go from there.

 

 

1 minute ago, fpo said:

Cooking is fun too as some recipes if time is taken can last for hours. As long as you don’t majorly fuck up, food turns out fine. 

Agreed. I spent 4 hours on my cereal cooking this morning and it turned out good.

(kidding)

[Techicolors]

learn to code. check out codeacademy / freecodecamp / lynda.com / pluralsight / youtube. if you like it, dive into some computer science topics. better yet, branch into something like game dev 

 

draw (may need a tablet) 

[Genesis_Uchiha]

1 minute ago, Techicolors said:

draw (may need a tablet) 

What happened to the good ol' days of a piece of paper and a damn pencil? You don't need technology for "everything".

[WereCatf]

1 minute ago, Genesis_Uchiha said:

What happened to the good ol' days of a piece of paper and a damn pencil? You don't need technology for "everything".

Well, one could argue that knowing how to do draw on a computer is a more marketable skill, should one wish a job in multimedia-creation.

[Genesis_Uchiha]

I wont argue that point with you because you're right but if you're doing it just as a "time killer", doing so without tech isn't bad either.

[WereCatf]

1 minute ago, Genesis_Uchiha said:

I wont argue that point with you because you're right but if you're doing it just as a "time killer", doing so without tech isn't bad either.

True enough. My ex draws/drew on physical paper and many of those creations were just gorgeous, making them excellent stuff to hang on the walls for decoration. Personally, I've always quite adored the skill of being able to create something without involving a computer. There's just something special about knowing that the beautiful cabinet you have, for example, was made completely by hand by someone who had taken the time and effort to learn and perfect their craft.

 

Me...I am so skilled that I can't cook even plain water.

[jiyeon]

43 minutes ago, Crunchy Dragon said:

I was actually listing some stuff I would do.

I don't have PC Building Sim, but I have been known to take apart and rebuild my rig on occasion when I get bored.

But with PC Building Simulator, now you can rebuild your rig... Virtually! *fireworks and sparkles*

[Paul Rudd]

Adopt a 100 year old man.