Last One to Post Wins! v4

I use a smartphone to post in the morning and while at work, but I vastly prefer posting on a computer tbh, so I leave the majority of posts for when I get back home.
 
I just find navigating the internet much more manageable on a computer than on a smartphone, personally.
 
According to the stats on my smartphone, I use it only 2 hours per day, most of which happens when I'm at the gym, because I need the music and the timer.
Fortunately, I don't have usage stats on computers, but it's probably close to (full day - 3 hours at the gym and traveling - 8 hours of sleep = 13 hours lol).
 
ReKoil said:
Congrats on the job Garp-kun.

Did you need a mobile phone for some kind of work app ?
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Aye. I'm going to be working in stocking so I'll need to be able to scan items and so on. Also for clocking in/out, getting payed, and etc. At least my email now has 2-factor sign-in. A couple weeks ago I tried to get into my email on a laptop in public, and to verify it was really me signing in it demanded I choose one of two emails I had listed on there to send a code to. One of those emails I think was just an address I made up when sometime it demanded I have two addresses/phone numbers on there, and the other was the email I used when I was at university, which I'm having trouble getting into. I get that the 2-factor sign-in that practically everything seems to have nowadays is to keep things more secure, but it still is obnoxious to have to deal with.
 
My work's app at some point forced me to put a code on as it wouldn't run otherwise.... For security reasons... because having to enter my code in public every time I need to open it is totally more secure right ? @_@
 
...And the Friday orientation training didn't end up happening because the store's computers were having some sort of problem, and now I have to wait until Monday to start learning. At least I get to do it at home, so I don't need to drive or anything.

-10 for technology
 
Online work training? =O
I still need to attend physical meetings for stuff like that and work meetings in general.
 
It took me a while to be as productive at home as I was at my office. So I kinda get where they're coming from!
 
StCooler said:
It took me a while to be as productive at home as I was at my office. So I kinda get where they're coming from!
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I had a similar situation with online classes, it took me a while to figure out how to pace myself properly instead of leaving all the coursework until the end.
 
Back during the pandemic when all my university's classes went online because of covid, I actually liked getting to sit at home in my pyjamas for the online class sessions. I don't have a webcam for this computer, so I didn't have to deal with getting dressed up and everything for the classes. I did miss the in-person classes, though.

...And I did fall asleep a couple of times during the online class sessions. They didn't see it so they have no proof.
 
All I noticed from the pandemic was an increase in packages to be delivered. My job just kept going like usual aside from that and wearing a face mask if I had to be in close quarters.
 
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