What are your tech related and non tech related hobbies user?

>tech related
microcontrollers,wireless shit
>non tech related
exotic food and reading about cold war era pies

>Tech related hobby
make money
>Non tech related hobby
spend money

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I LIKE SHOES AND COLLECTING BLACKWING 602 I GUESS I'M A BIT OF OF A SNEAKER HEAD HAHA IT'S LIKE WHEN MY GRANDPA TALKED ABOUT ZIPPERHEADS. EVERYTHING THAT IS ALWAYS WAS. EVERY DAY I WRITE PROGRAMS IN MY FIELD NOTES JOURNAL IN A LANGUAGE OF MY OWN CREWTION DERIVED FROM JAVASCRIPT AND LITERATURE.

Tech related hobby
>programming in Julia
>posting on 4channel
>listening to music on vinyl and also ripping said vinyls to .flac
>playing the synth

Non tech related hobby
>drinking and smoking weed
>muay thai
>having sex with java developers' girlfriends

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Can you recommend any book about some interesting cold war era spy/organisation? I'm incredibly interested in cold war policy and strategy. But it's hard to find anything about spies that isn't also wrapped in myths and rumors.

Tech related:
>Programming robots and AI.
>Designing and simulating different types of systems and events.
Non tech related:
>Reading about science, history and biographies of great men.
>Hiking and fishing.

Tech related: shitposting and fucking around with Linux

Not tech related: guitar, cubing, chess, reading, producing, writing

>Tech
indie video games
>Non-tech
Inclusivity, equality, and social-justice.

what's your chess rating?

I'm currently reading "Billion dollar spy" and it's good so far. Not much is mentioned about the bigger political picture though.

I'll just list two of the most important ones.

>Tech
Gaymen
>Non-tech
Scuba-diving

I build clam chairs.

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>only rope and wood
that's cool
like ancient egyptian boats and shit

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Tech Related:
>Games
>Programming
>Building Robots
Non Tech
>Scuba diving
>Piano
>Cooking
>Shooting

Certs and number of dives.

>tech related hobby
code, shitposting, math?
>non-tech related hoby
climbing

Open Water, Advanced Open Water and Nitrox. 78, max depth 122' and I did a few guided cavern dives and I'm working towards my cave certs after I hit 100 dives.

>inb4 crossdressing tech related

How do I get over fear of failure? Every time I try to pick something up I'm immediately put off when I see how terrible I am at it. I don't even try when it's something I need training in because I don't want anyone to see me fail at something.

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I got fewer dives but otherwise much the same. Cave shit scares me though.

you are a failure.
there, was it hard? you already knew that, so keep working, it wont change otherwise.

>Tech related hobbies
Building and upgrading PCs for me, friends and family
Installing loonix on old devices
Programming (mostly game dev)
Vidya
>Non tech related hobbies
Lifting/Calisthenics
Reading
Whiskey
Going out with friends
Drawing
Walking with my dog

my hobby was vidya but thats a terrible hobby as you probably already guessed.
Havent found one since i stopped caring and realised my life was awful.

Im starting to do diet and finding enjoyment in cooking, lets see how it evolves (pun intended).

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I loved the cavern dives. I like the idea that I'm going somewhere on earth that only a handful of people in the history of mankind will ever see for themselves. I did most of my certs and first ~40 dives near Galveston TX and in inland water which meant I never had more than 5 ft of visibility and 0 ft was typical so I'm very comfortable using lines and diving blind. What's your favorite dive?

>tech related
Programming (it causes my anxiety)
>non tech related
Jogging (it controls my anxiety)

How did you guys find a buddy? I'm open-water certified and have gone in a local lake a few years ago, but haven't gone since bcuz no buddy. Should I go on some charter dive or some shit?

Local dive shops are a good resource to find buddies. The ones around me plan local dives serval times a month where they meet up and go diving. Chartered dives are also another option.

>lifting as a hobby
that's like saying brushing your teeth is a hobby

I can enjoy most dives, but I guess drift is pretty fun.

I'm an extra class ham radio operator. Also posses a GROL. No, I will not post my callsign, you degenerates, though I'm in the W9 call area.

tech: buying useless garbage, games
non-tech: guitar, piano, anime, manga, buyfagging

I guess you... dont.. fascinate them... ok im gone

>tech
general hardware tinkering, vidya console modding, testing web shit, gayming e.c.t
>non-tech
gunpla, anime, self-harm, anxiety, depression, getting drunk, art, pretending to be a stable person.

>microcontrollers
whaty do you do with microcontrollers?

what do you do with maths?

>Tech Related
I like doing scripts, browser extensions, and general programming
>Non-Tech Related
I like reading and playing bass
I’d do this but I’m already overweight. Seems cool though
Motherfucking practice
This is also cool

>I’d do this but I’m already overweight. Seems cool though
and people think tech communities are toxic, they never been on baking forums

Remote controlled stuff like toys.I made a tiny rc car.

>tech related
I do a few side projects, all in Python and using asyncio libraries. For example, today I started a minimalist chan that uses websockets instead of polling.
>non-tech related
Working out, kickboxing.

>Tech related
Deep learning
>Non tech related
Surfing

Cold War era pies? I’m sorry can you elaborate? Post recipes and pics? I’m genuinely curious how this became your hobby.

Hobbies are not TV and anime you fat fucks.

Rock climbing, jiu jitsu, weight lifting, carpentry

>tech
Flying drones, making videos, taking pictures
>non-tech
Working out, reading.

weight lifting is not a hobby. it's maintenance, like showering and brushing your teeth.

roughy in descending order

>liesurely pooping
>eating really good food
>fucking and masturbating excessively
>browsing Jow Forums and the web (shitposting included of course)
>spending too much time reading about /how/ to learn things or improve, rather than doing it
>daydreaming
>drinking and smoking
>inevitably getting mad at myself for doing all the above
>gardening

>tech?
Light gaymen, mostly youtube binge watching because bored as hell
>non-tech
Fixing my car becuase shit breaks all the time

>tech related:
programming
embedded electronics

>non-tech:
lego model trains (pic related)
origami
drawing shit
psychedelic drugs
hiking
watching obscure surrealist kino

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baked and breadpilled

This is the ultimate answer to OP's nonsensical mindnumbingly dumb question.

You forgot cosplay and model kit building.

>tech related
video games
>non tech
IDPA training
watching sports
watching anime
collecting vinyl
scale modeling

Any baking forums I can into?

art, reading, film

cool

Used to do this, but I stopped eating bread.

>psychedelic drugs

I'm interested too, what are your favourites?

>embedded electronics
What do you do with embedded electronics?

>tech
Programming
4chin shitposting

>non-tech
Learning languages
Skiing. My knees are fucked, so mostly slackcountry.
Analog photography and development.

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It is as much part of my life as shitting or brushing my teeth, I agree,but I like doing it and seeing myself progress like with my other hobbies is one of the best feelings in the world. It is a good form of stress relief too.