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(I use Pocket, and also got that top 5% thing.) Where this really excels is when you accidentally stumble across something that looks interesting, but can't re
by rogerbinns 11y ago
(I use Pocket, and also got that top 5% thing.) Where this really excels is when you accidentally stumble across something that looks interesting, but can't read it right now. For example someone may mention something in a HN comment, but you have an appointment in 5 minutes. Or it is the workday. Being able to separate the time of discovery from the time of consumption is a big benefit.
Some other sources are digg (check every 24 hours, they have links to about 20 items and often enough some are good long reads) and on reddit - eg DepthHub and FoodForThought.
I do like that my tablets and phone have Pocket on them, and I can read content anywhere anytime (no connectivity needed, position synced up). Heck I have even done it at a theme park while waiting for rides!