It sorta depends. One of the toughest things is when im waiting on things and could be disrupted at any moment. So sometimes I don’t want to get into a show or video game which are my go to. I oftentimes try to get tasks done like dishes or laundry.

Smoke or read, sometimes both in the case of doom scrolling.

I also listen to podcasts and go for bikerides (with a destination in mind like food) currently one known as fall of civilizations has my attention

I sleep. It’s the closest to be distant from the boredom of existence.

when i get to the point i think i am bored i think “maybe i am tired?” or “maybe i am hungry” or “maybe i need to unwind?” and it is surely one of those.

afaik, never really experienced pure boredom.

i feel like only people with too much free time get bored

Listen to a record, read (books, comics, articles, anything), walk, watch TV, cook, text a friend, maybe even play a level of Portal or a word game, or just lie down if that’s the mood.

Satisfactory recently took over my free time. ALL of it.

Otherwise I have coding projects, CAD/printing projects, electronics projects, D&D session planning, and (of course) Lemmy/Mastodon.

I post on Lemmy lots like you do ;)

Never am.

Usually play guitar, play around in blender, or code. It sounds backward, but boredom does wonders for my creative side.

Skim Lemmy and now Bluesky, play solitaire games, watch videos, go for a walk, contemplate the meaninglessness of existence, write, play video games, work (if I’m at work)

I draw! 😊

Play video games, read, do chores, play with my dog