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The title is obviously hyperbole, but I think it's a fair point - I believe there was actually a discussion last week or so here about how the key differential
by joelrunyon 14y ago
The title is obviously hyperbole, but I think it's a fair point - I believe there was actually a discussion last week or so here about how the key differential in the workforce will be able to focus for distinct periods of time.
I'm actually still resisting a smart phone (much to my friends' chagrin), because while I'm at the computer 10 hours a day, the rest of the time, I actually enjoy not "having" to check my email, twitter, facebook constantly because of push notifications.
- unimpressive 14y ago>I'm actually still resisting a smart phone I would say the same thing, except that resistance implies that there's a significant chance that I'll give in. No matter how it's spun, I'm not putting a GPS spying device in my pocket.
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- will_work4tears 14y agoI have a smart phone, but rarely SMS, don't use twitter, barely ever check FB on it, and don't even have my email notifications turned on (can check it if I'm expecting something, but am not bothered by it). It's nice to have, but maybe not worth the extra cost TBH...