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There have been a fair few posts about this on HN. I think some people are actually quite glad of a HN blackout. I did decide one year that I would not check
by nettletea 13y ago
There have been a fair few posts about this on HN. I think some people are actually quite glad of a HN blackout.
I did decide one year that I would not check those sites at work. And it helped. I didn't have the time or space at home to bother also, through exhaustion. I now only briefly fire up HN at work at lunchtime, and just scan the post titles. I'm not as disciplined at home.
At home I was lucky to have my battery die on my laptop, which has stopped me moving the laptop around the house. I'm actually quite glad of the little headspace that it gives me.
My partner cheats on me, by sneaking a tablet into the lounge, and that can feel a little weird. I think this has been discussed before. Couples spending more time with their phones/tablets at the expense of their relationship.
I still idle too much time on the PC. I remember a good activity. Time at the computer isn't that memorable. What happened to the last decade?
See also 'News is bad for you':
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=6894244 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=6894244
Oh the paradox.