If somebody just says "暇か", what does that mean exactly?


The setting is 4 kids in a park in Japan. The kid sitting on the bench is
Ageru-kun, who is uploading a video to the internet, which is illegal in
Japan. His 3 friends go up to him and have the following conversation.

> あげるくん遊ばないの？  
>  Aren't you going to play, Ageru-kun?
>
> 昨日の番組をネットに上げてから  
>  Ageru: I'm uploading yesterday's program to the internet
>
> またかー  
>  Friend A: This again?/ Not this again!/ Oh, not again! (Not sure which one
> exactly)
>
> 暇か  
>  Friend B: spare time; free time; leisure (Not sure which one exactly)
>
> 見られなかった人のために上げているんだよ  
>  Ageru: I'm uploading it for those who couldn't see it




This could be pretty loosely translated something like "You got nothin' to
do?" or " _Somebody's_ got a lot of free time," said in a sarcastic manner.
Thus, I'd say it would fall under the "spare/free time" category.

