How much time do you spend on the computer every day?
338691
That is a good question! shouldn't be this hard to answer tho should it? jeez, I really have no idea. I mean some days I spend hours on  end, but then some days it's just a quick email check.
826347
no....because you spend too much time on the computer.
1166937
Time for a new computer.
94812
Mostly 3 hours per day, and yeah i know that i shouldn't spend a lot of time on the pc at home, especially that i spend the whole 8 hours on the pc at work,, it's affecting my eyes.
272845
I love my computer; I can not do anything without it.
723921
Time spent around people outside of our home-schooling household:\n\nAnywhere from 3 to 10 hours in a day depending on the day and the activities that are going on.  Somedays it can be only an hour or two -- but on average probably 4 hours per day.\nStudying takes 4 to 6 hours.  Chores can take an hour or so.  Hobbies, events, jobs, etc take up a big part of the day.\n\nIt's really difficult to put a solid number on any particular day because everything is so flexible and there are many variables.
249067
Well it depends on if it's a weekend and if I have nothing going on!\n\nBut on a normal day I guess online - 4 hrs.\nNormail day I watch tv - 13 hrs\n\nNow 4 hours I'm doing both at once!
49730
Several years, depending on what sort of things you do with it. Theoretically, for just word processing and browsing the Internet, a computer will last as long as it physically holds together, which will probably be three to four years. My parents, for example, just replaced their computer after 6 years, simply because they wanted something with Windows XP instead of Windows 98.\n\nIf you're more interested in high tech gaming (online games, or regular games like Doom 3 or Half-Life 2), you'll probably at least upgrade your RAM or graphics card every year to 18 months.
689253
Well,if you were asking about how much hours to spend on computer,then i could say that as much as it doesnt have bad affects on the user.\nbut about internet,i think that depends on how much the user needs to work with it.\nIts just like the other works,like eating can be worst if u dont control it and its also necessary for living(though internet is not that much essential yet!:D)..\nYou dont have to work with internet everyday,if you dont have any work with that.Just use it as much as your timing lets you.\nInternet is for making the life easier..so take it easy..\nby the way...\ngood luck .
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This is one of those questions where there is no single right answer. In other words, it depends on how you use your computer. \n\nThere are at least three situations that force you to leave your computer on 24 hours a day: \n\nYou are on a network, and the network administrators back up files and/or upgrade software over the network at night. If that is the case, and you want your machine backed up or upgraded, then you need to leave it on all the time. \n\nYou are using your machine as some sort of server. For example, HowStuffWorks has a machine that creates the images for the How Webcams Work article. It needs to be on 24 hours a day. If your machine acts as a file server, print server, Web server, etc., on a LAN (local area network) or the Internet, then you need to leave it on all the time. \n\nIf you are running something like SETI@home and you want to produce as many result sets as possible, you need to leave your machine on all the time. \nIf you do not fall into any of these categories, then you have a choice about whether or not to leave your machine on. \nOne reason why you might want to turn it off is economic. A typical PC consumes something like 300 watts. Let's assume that you use your PC for four hours every day, so the other 20 hours it is on would be wasted energy. If electricity costs 10 cents per kilowatt-hour in your area, then that 20 hours represents 60 cents a day. Sixty cents a day adds up to $219 per year. \n\nIt's possible to use the energy-saving features build into modern machines and cut that figure in half. For example, you can have the monitor and hard disk power down automatically when not in use. You'll still be wasting $100 per year. \n\nThe argument for leaving your computer on all the time is that turning it on and off somehow stresses the computer's components. For example, when the CPU chip is running, it can get quite hot, and when you turn the machine off it cools back down. The expansion and contraction from the heat probably has some effect on the solder joints holding the chip in place, and on the micro-fine details on the chip itself. But here are three ways to look at that: \n\nIf it were a significant problem, then machines would be failing all the time. In fact, hardware is very reliable (software is a whole different story, and there is a lot to be said for rebooting every day). \nI don't know a single person who leaves the TV on 24 hours a day. TVs contain many of the same components that computers do. TVs certainly have no problems being cycled on and off. \nMost vendors will sell you a three-year full-replacement warrantee for about $150. If you are worried about it, spend some of the money you are saving by turning your machine off and buy a service contract. Over three years, you come out way ahead!
132244
You're going to have to look this up in your book or something, computers have thousands of uses, from simple email to playing movies to sorting files, etc. etc.
147692
The computer mostly but I also write alot, poetry, short stories, this and that.  It takes up alot of my time actually!  I also build wallpapers and desktop themes and screensavers.  Talk to my friends online alot.  But the thing I do the most is talk to my fiancee on the phone when he isn't over here!
939541
Just think where would we be without the wheel, electricity, central heating, running water, flush toilets, microwave anything, Internet for Yahoo answers. Unfortunately, with progress human tendencies for cheating increase also. Personally, I think 24 hr. a day news is the reason we are inundated with things that are none of our business. Everything costs something and sometimes it is more than we are willing to pay.
940413
Hi - My name is Dino, and I am a computer Addict! This is my first time... hehehe...\n\nHere's how you can find out your an Addict to the PC (this is coming from an Exprect Addict).\n\nIf you work on the PC all day. Then you come home after your day of work, sit back by the computer to check up on something, and then you jump into gaming on the PC, welcome to the Addicts Club!\n\nMan do I love to play Battlefield after a day of work! hehehe..
959405
I work on a computer every day for 8 hours and leave I never turn it off. I leave it running the whole week including weekends and only reset it sometimes. I don't believe that there is a problem with leaving it running.
224412
I am a full time Mom- I spend 24 hours a day / 7 days a week...no holidays no sick time. ;) .... I am a photographer.  I spend about 6 hours a month doing that(split up into half hour sessions)  Plus I am an AVON Ind Sales Rep.  I spend about 6 hours a week doing this.  I try to do as many little things as possible so I can enjoy my children while they are little.
940319
You should run your anti virus every day and also your spyware everyday.