996Ninja: A Site for Slacking Tips Under the 996 Work Culture 84

996ninja (996 Ninja) is a website that provides slacking-off tricks and resources for office workers under the 996 work system. Its theme is all about "slacking off" (moyu), with content including tips, memes, related research, and more.

Main Content of the Website

• Slacking-off Ninjutsu: Categorized by ninja ranks, from Genin to Kage level. For example, Genin-level tricks include "Paid bathroom breaks" and "Excel pixel art"; Chunin-level includes "TouchBar mini-games" and "Fake Windows update"; Jonin-level includes "SSH chat room" and "Terminal Pokémon"; Kage-level includes the "GitHub Slacking-off Guide".

• Technical slacking-off tools: Plugins suitable for programmers, such as VS Code's "I'm at the company, just got off the plane", the XEChat-Idea plugin, the LeetCode editor, as well as command-line Dou Dizhu (Landlord) and Texas Hold'em poker.

• Learning-based slacking-off tools: Such as ToastFish for vocabulary memorization, an offline version of Wikipedia, and the "Everyday Beauty" novel reader, making slacking off a little more productive.

• Social features: SSH chat room, anonymous chat room, Discord channel, as well as Linux communities and various forums for sharing slacking-off experiences.

• Creative slacking-off tools: Such as "Walking Simulator", "Driving Around", "Cyber Lightbulb", and "Hamster Hoarder", adding fun to slacking off.

• Special feature: A global "Boss Key" (Ctrl+B or Command+B) for quickly switching screens when the boss approaches.

✅ Website style: Light-hearted and humorous, using funny images, witty text, and entertaining features to engage visitors.

✅ Mission: Advocating "more pay, less work" and "do the bare minimum, then get out safely", helping office workers balance work and life under high-pressure environments and relieve stress.

However, although the website's content is humorous, maintaining a reasonable work attitude and professional spirit remains important. Excessive slacking off may affect efficiency and career development, so moderation is key.