- When I read articles online, I use Readability
- When I want to buy a gadget, my path is Pogue –> Engadget –> Google
- I’ve “liked” dozens of topics on Glue and yet still haven’t found any compelling uses of its data
- I’m a super mayor on Foursquare and (used to) get 25% at Nadoz Cafe because of my mayorship
- When I want to waste time, I either watch Lost or The Daily Show on Hulu
- When I want to be inspired I either watch Macworld 2007 or various TED Talks
- My homepage on Firefox and Safari is Google, despite the fact that it’s also my default search
- I always (used to, when they were still around) use Trim for my short URLs, because I like to support the little guy
- I go to CNN first, even though they’ve become a tabloid, then NYTimes when I want real news
- I forget which browser has which bookmarks, and yet I’m too nervous to cede power to Google
- I Tweet to impress my future employer, yet feel it’s my duty to advise businesses in UX
- I consider myself an early adopter, yet I’ve never used an RSS reader and this is my first blog
- I discover music on Pandora, find songs on YouTube, and buy albums on iTunes
- I take pride in my comments on blogs, and once was asked by a journalist to be interviewed for a story in the American Society for Engineering Education’s Prism Magazine solely based on a comment I made at Inside Higher Education
and that’s how i surf the web
