• toynbee ( toynbee@piefed.social ) 
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    3 months ago

    Generally speaking, one of my cats is sleeping on the arm of my recliner (she does snore, but no one has complained yet); one of them is sleeping on my old dog’s bed; and the last is sitting near her food bowl in the kitchen in case any wet food happens to respawn.

    Honestly, I probably bother them more than they do me. At least during work calls.

  • Leon ( Dojan@pawb.social ) 
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    3 months ago

    I don’t have a cat, but I do have a dog.

    He mostly lays under my desk, farting. That is unless I move, or hang up a teams call, then he somersaults up and is instantly ready for more fun things to happen.

  • corsicanguppy ( corsicanguppy@lemmy.ca ) 
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    3 months ago

    We are a no-forced-cam shop. I’ve not seen my coworkers since we all worked somewhere else like 14 years ago. I have seen my new boss before, but also about twice a year for these three years when it’s accidentally left on – managers don’t get union protection and it’s advised to turn cams on. So no cats on cam unless I show off the cuddly cat and turn mine on.

    Cuddly cat sleeps in a kallax cubby. Small cat sleeps on her single perch all the freaking day because she’s lazy as hell. Doggie sleeps on the floor, checking on me occasionally in case I need help or a sheep should spawn and need herding.

    The biggest danger is cuddly cat lives on the desk and has no concern where her feet go. She types a lot and is totally okay with this.

    I do my work, I look out the window at the river and boats and trains and trucks and subway, sometimes I go up to L31 and the roof to look over the river from higher up, but in-between those breaks I just code my face off.

    I will resist RTO with every core of my being.