[Hack from home] 5 ways to pretend to be online even while leaving (Life Hacker [Japanese Edition]) --Yahoo! News

[Hack from home] 5 ways to pretend to be online even while leaving

The remote work has been focused on the new colon virus trends.There is no commuting, and no colleague talks endlessly about the turbulent relationship with the ex -boyfriend.Also, if the lower body is pajamas and slippers, the comfort of going to the meeting is.But the biggest joy beyond that is that sometimes you don't get rid of your work.Yes, while pretending to be working, take a nap and yoga.There are a lot of people on the net, and they show their creative techniques that they have braided.

1.Do not make your computer an idol

The first rule to pretend to work. That is, never make the computer screen an idol. First, open the computer power supply according to the old -fashioned method. In the case of a Mac, select "Energy saving" in "System environment settings" and check "Do not automatically sleep when the display is off". In addition, set the slide bar in "Time to turn off the display" in "not". In Windows 10, open "Settings"> "System"> "Power and Sleep", and set both the screen and the PC to "None". If you want to reinforce this trick, it is recommended to use an app like Move Mouse. It mocks the movement of the mouse so that the computer does not fall into the sleep. Instant message platforms such as Slack and Teams, and many apps, the status will automatically be "separated" without keyboard operation for a certain period of time. The Human Resources Department may be monitoring it. So, here's how to deceive your computer and colleagues and make you feel as if you are in front of your computer.

2.Make a device "keep moving the mouse"

A sage came up with such a method. It is a clever measure to paste the mouse on the Thomas toy that moves on the battery with tape and run it on a plastic track. Alternatively, if you have a vertical fan, there is a way to fix the pencil on both sides with tape and gently move the mouse according to the swing. However, be sure to use a mouse with a cable so that the mouse does not fall from the desk. The third method introduced below is limited to a special situation. If you have an optical mouse and use the desktop app version of Slack instead of a browser version, try this hack. First, maximize the brightness of the smartphone screen, apply a long YouTube video, connect the charging cable (not to sleep), and place an optical mouse directly on the smartphone screen. Of course, open the Slack app. Slack determines that you are "active" due to the influence of smartphone videos. Note) According to Mashable research, this method worked in a certain YouTube documentary, but it did not work in another video. So it's best to try out which videos to use.

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