BEAT THIS! ;)

[Renegade]

I just got back from a quick visit with my aunt and uncle in Hong Kong and the whole time there, I only checked my email 1x per day in the morning!

Impressive, eh?

Other than that, my only computer usage was showing my aunt and uncle a few things.

So my fellow digital junkies, how d'ya think you'd fare? Email anxiety after 30 minutes? 1 hour?

But then again, I get home and the first thing I do is turn on the computer... I'm totally hopeless in the long run!

[f0dder]

This weekend, I spent... *counts using fingers*... ~40 hours in a row without using a computer at all

[Darwin]

My ISP went down at some point while I was at work on Wednesday and didn't come up again until Thursday evening, so I was internet-less for about 36 hours. I actually quite enjoyed the time except for one disturbing thing: I couldn't do anything on the computer. Without the internet I found I couldn't concentrate when I was within a metre of the thing!

[ljbirns]

Are you CRAZY ?????

[Darwin]

Are you CRAZY ?????

Definitely up for debate! Er,... who are you replying to - Renegade, f0dder myself, or all of us?!

[ljbirns]

f0dder

Renegade and you at least have a  semi -plausable excuse.

[Darwin]

f0dder

Renegade and you at least have a  semi -plausable excuse.

[cranioscopical]

Like a lot of us around here I spend what many would consider to be far too much time at one or other of the computers.

When I go away on vacation, I'm gone. Don't take one, don't use one, don't give the electronic world a second thought.

On my return I'm back at the keyboard within about 12 hours.

Should probably take a lot more vacations away from home! 

[Renegade]

f0dder

Renegade and you at least have a  semi -plausable excuse.

AH! The truly hardcore digital junkies come out to play!

[vradmilovic]

I don't have a problem not to turn on the computer for half of a day, occasionally (usually when I'm a guest at weekends). That is, as long as I use a cell phone to read e-mail (at lease once per hour).

Well, when you are in this business, you simply don't have a luxury to ignore e-mails. Vacations? Without computer and operating internet connection, it wouldn't be a vacation but a punishment... 

Edit: Hm, yes. It seems I found a perfectly valid reason to justify my addiction.

[wreckedcarzz]

Vacations? Without computer and operating internet connection, it wouldn't be a vacation but a punishment... 

I second that opinion

[f0dder]

f0dder

Renegade and you at least have a  semi -plausable excuse.

Well, I was 300+ km from home, attending a big family party / 60-year's birthday... and I seriously considered buying a laptop for that occasion

[p3lb0x]

f0dder

Renegade and you at least have a  semi -plausable excuse.

Well, I was 300+ km from home, attending a big family party / 60-year's birthday... and I seriously considered buying a laptop for that occasion

Yeh, the closest to a computer we had was f0dders cellphone, MP3 and the television