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I’m guessing you are writing this from your computer then. Me it’s from my phone. It’s 30 past midnight here in London and I’m eating, alone in the Airbnb I bo
by JeanMarcS 8y ago
I’m guessing you are writing this from your computer then.
Me it’s from my phone. It’s 30 past midnight here in London and I’m eating, alone in the Airbnb I booked (don’t worry, I had a great evening :-), so I guess I could watch TV.
But I’m reading HN.
Today I visited London a bit, gone to British Museum, and made a lot of bus time.
So I used my smartphone, while on the bus or in the queue to BM to follow events in Paris and France (as I’m french)
Again, with my smartphone.
So is it wasted time ? Maybe. I don’t know what else I could have done. Speaking with people was not possible, queuing between Italians and people from another country that I didn’t get the language.
I could have listen to music (or a podcast or whatever) but I was concerned with the situation in France.
So for me it’s a computer that I can use anywhere.
On the other hand, do I waste time on it ? More than I should. But I too waste time on my computer doing the same stuff !