Ask YC: What are the top 3 websites you frequently visit?
What are the top 3 websites you frequently visit?
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By time or # of visits? Here's mine for Feb:
By time: mail.google.com/a/ (25 hrs 39 mins) news.ycombinator.com (9 hrs 26 mins) (ouch) localhost:3000 (4 hrs 54 mins) google.com/reader (4 hrs 53 mins) rescuetime.com (4 hrs 48 mins) (much of it is QA) google.com/analytics (3 hrs 51 mins) google.com (2 hrs 21 mins) groups.google.com (1 hr 27 mins) twitter.com (1 hr 3 mins)
Wow. Google owns my ass.
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By time: mail.google.com/a/ (25 hrs 39 mins) news.ycombinator.com (9 hrs 26 mins) (ouch) localhost:3000 (4 hrs 54 mins) google.com/reader (4 hrs 53 mins) rescuetime.com (4 hrs 48 mins) (much of it is QA) google.com/analytics (3 hrs 51 mins) google.com (2 hrs 21 mins) groups.google.com (1 hr 27 mins) twitter.com (1 hr 3 mins)
Wow. Google owns my ass.
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Huffington Post, Daily Kos, and Gmail
[edit: Never mind... corrected!]
[edit: Never mind... corrected!]
http://Coudal.com
http://gapersblock.com
http://twitter.com
Its amazing what ideas can come from sites that aren't about technology. Its important to get outside the bubble from time to time
Its amazing what ideas can come from sites that aren't about technology. Its important to get outside the bubble from time to time
1. http://mail.google.com
2. http://reader.google.com
3. about:blank
Seriously, an RSS reader'll take up all my internet surfing. It's a tossup from there. I follow interesting articles I find, but it's not like they're all on one site.
2. http://reader.google.com
3. about:blank
Seriously, an RSS reader'll take up all my internet surfing. It's a tossup from there. I follow interesting articles I find, but it's not like they're all on one site.
Google, Facebook, TechCrunch
Also if bored: http://www.thephotostream.com
Also if bored: http://www.thephotostream.com
1. programming reddit
2. hacker news
3. gmail
Actually, I just deleted my reddit account, so expect /. to replace it.
Actually, I just deleted my reddit account, so expect /. to replace it.
1. flickr
2. boing-boing
2. news.ycombinator.com (since I discovered it this week)
1. google (gmail / search)
2. localhost:3000 (or some other port)
3. wikipedia
http://watrcoolr.us/
Google Reader Next=> Bookmark
Wikipedia
Google Reader Next=> Bookmark
Wikipedia
YC News, gmail, my blog. In that order.
What does that tell you about my life... hmm.
What does that tell you about my life... hmm.
reddit, sites for researching my current project
(this excludes gmail, gmail chat, skype, news.yc)
Oh and slashdot, but only a 10 second glance when I'm bored.
Sites I completely stopped using at least a year ago:
facebook, myspace, and related.
(this excludes gmail, gmail chat, skype, news.yc)
Oh and slashdot, but only a 10 second glance when I'm bored.
Sites I completely stopped using at least a year ago:
facebook, myspace, and related.
1) AOL.com to read my mail
2) Google.com
3) youtube.com
Google (mail, search, reader)
Wikipedia
Hacker News
fullasagoog.com
techcrunch.com
http://aws.typepad.com/?
reader.google.com
www.dogsonacid.com/forumdisplay.php?forumid=3
thesartorialist.blogspot.com
Hacker News, reddit, Drudge Report
Gmail, Google Reader, Hacker News
New York Times
Hacker News
Digg
Hacker News, Digg, Techcrunch
here, techmeme, nytimes. (money.cnn.com would be next).
facebook
techmeme
twitter (usually through api though)
mail.google.com
reader.google.com
rivals4ever.com
not counting google/gmail?
1. netvibes 2. news.yc 3. twitter
1. netvibes 2. news.yc 3. twitter
livejournal.com, Reddit, Google.
yahoo google here
does google reader count?
1. popurls.com 2. hacker news 3. cnn.com
1. popurls.com 2. hacker news 3. cnn.com
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hacker news,
techcrunch
myplaylist.biz
Google and Facebook. Third place isn't clear.