Have time for web-2.0-ing?
Published by Alex Gorbachev 6 months, 3 weeks ago in Blogging and PersonalTags: blogging, time management.
I just wondering how people have time for that twittering, flickering, blogging, facebooking, del.icio.us-ing, listing, and other 42 types whatnot-web-two-point-zero-ing, and still getting some work done and keeping family happy.
I’m definitely doing something wrong here. :-\
I guess I’m just too slow…
Tell me about it!
No, actually, I’d better not say too much or I’ll be here for hours and hours, moaning my head off. But then, I do run a blog, eh?
Still, I’m glad that the most intense, hard-working geek that I know struggles with the same stuff as the rest of us
>> I guess I’m just too slow…
Oh, I don’t think so.
Twitter is the one that I find least useful. I just created an account two days ago to see what the hype is, and frankly it’s not worth the effort, unless you have serious delusions of grandjeur.
Don,
It’s been almost a year ago when I first tried Twitter. It looked exciting but my feeling were mixed. Now, I found a use for Twitter, however — I made it private and used it from the blackberry during conferences as my journal. I don’t have enough time to analyze and write my thoughts during some events but I can drop there quick reminders there. I use GTalk gateway for that.
However, for public activity, I couldn’t keep up with it - it just takes me too long and I see it rather abnormal to be hooked up on that thing 24×7 (especially that I can do that from my phone).
Cheers,
Alex
better not say too much
Right… what did you say about being sick?…
>> I guess I’m just too slow…
Oh, I don’t think so.
Oh yes - I am! You should see my typing these days at work… Remember that fancy keyboard that Paul used to type with the speed of light? He’s got a new computer and it doesn’t fit so I borrowed it (keyboard that is) to try and see how it goes… Boy that’s been a disaster - so far I’m keeping it and getting better but once I had to fallback to the normal one during one emergency - had to type relatively quick.