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That sounds fascinating, but as someone who works in IT I feel as though refusing to use the internet until lunch would probably get me fired pretty fast.
by danudey 10y ago
That sounds fascinating, but as someone who works in IT I feel as though refusing to use the internet until lunch would probably get me fired pretty fast.
- quest88 10y agoI'm in the same boat so I've altered the rules a bit: 1) No Internet until work 2) Non-work related internet things wait until after lunch (no checking the news, hackernews, twitter, etc. until after lunch).
- iopq 10y agowhen I used to work as a developer I didn't get any work-related things done before lunch ever
- tonyedgecombe 10y agoThat's funny, I don't really get any work related things done after lunch.
- s_kilk 10y agoI draw a distinction between "The Internet" and "Internetting". The former is the wonderful tool and repository of knowledge, the latter is basically dicking-around-on-reddit. I can use "The Internet" whenever I need to, but "Internetting" as a pass-time is severely restricted.