“FriendFeed needs a "Take a Break" button like Gmail now offers. I am f'ing powerless to resist the FriendFeed timesuck sometimes. Please, help a brother out...”
June 17 at 5:29 pm
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You need to learn self control. It's more scalable than having every service that comes along forcing you to take a break. :) - Amit Patel
For me, I just close twhirl when I dont' want to. Then when I want to see FF again, open it. Easy! - Jake (aka Jawee)
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Gmail has a "Take a Break" button? - Jennifer Van Grove
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Get a puppy. Worked for me. - Joe the Plumber
A baby who wants to type on the keyboard works for me. :-) - Robert Scoble
like time travel, you don't age when on friendfeed :) - Pokai
@amit You have known me over 4 years now and you are just figuring out that I need to learn self control?! Your kind of logic only works for rational beings. I am an addict, an obsessive time-waster. FF gives me a non-stop flow of intriguing content with everfresh semi-synchronous discussion continually pasted to it. I can't look away. Help. - Christopher Sacca
The solution is to find something else even more addictive ;) - Amit Patel
I don't follow too many people on FF, but I fear that when I do, this will be me. - Michael J. Cohen (mjc)
Sacca, my FF activity is currently pretty much throttled by life in meatspace. A very painful condition for me, so I can't offer a solution for you but I can definitely empathize!! @Pokai - I freaking wish it would stop time so I could do FriendFeed AND everything else! :) - Lindsay Donaghe
This was one of the unexpected benefits of reading FF in Google Reader (via friendfork, in my case): there's no reason to check back more often than Reader crawls the feed, and you won't miss anything if you don't check in frequently enough. - Ben Darnell


