On Jun 6, 2006, at 9:02 AM, Charles Howse wrote: > I though it would be interesting to see what other casual users do > when they sit down at their Mac for the first time every day. > > I'll start... > First I read my email. I'm subscribed to X-4u, X-unix, X-newbies, > FreeBSD-questions and FreeBSD-Announce. I also get root's mail > from 2 FreeBSD servers on the home lan. > > Next, I read my rss news in NetNewsWire. There was a thread about > great feeds to read a while ago, so I won't go into that. > > Then I read the news, sports, weather and a few comics on my Yahoo > start page. > Next, I check the new posts on a barbecue forum I'm a member of. > Then I read the interesting stories on digg.com. > > Then I check the AdSense stats for my website, then the referrals > from SiteMeter, then the awstats report. > > By that time, I've had 2 cups of coffee and am sufficiently awake > to fix anything that needs attention on the servers. > > I do this every day, and then get down to whatever else... > What do you do? sad but true.. cup of java.. check the email real quick for anything urgent. then check a few subscribed lists for anything interesting. scan the news headlines, and a few quick comics. just one cup of java for me.. then I decide whether or not to head into the office, or work from home. Kansast.