I love reading the the stories that make it to the top of Hacker News and (for better or worse) it's part of my daily routine. I also bounce around a few news sites too (Tech Crunch, The Verge, BBC News).
On the flip side, I find that my productivity gets zapped by checking on all these sites and whenever I have a few spare minutes - I often find myself 'checking' these sites in case there is anything I have missed.
I do use a rss reader, but I always find myself drawn back to the browser!
Just wondering what works for others in managing their media diet.
So my question is two parts:
What sites do you visit daily?
What do you do to ensure it doesn't impact your productivity?
On the flip side, I find that my productivity gets zapped by checking on all these sites and whenever I have a few spare minutes - I often find myself 'checking' these sites in case there is anything I have missed.
I do use a rss reader, but I always find myself drawn back to the browser!
Just wondering what works for others in managing their media diet.
So my question is two parts: What sites do you visit daily? What do you do to ensure it doesn't impact your productivity?
Cheers :)