Comments on: Balancing time http://www.nnyman.com/personal/2008/02/03/balancing-time/ Niko Nyman's blog on shifting topics. Fri, 21 Nov 2008 23:53:56 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6 By: Niko http://www.nnyman.com/personal/2008/02/03/balancing-time/#comment-101319 Niko Tue, 05 Feb 2008 20:36:36 +0000 http://www.nnyman.com/personal/2008/02/03/balancing-time/#comment-101319 <p>Ei täällä voi lähteä ulos ku siellä vaan sataa vettä ja on pimeetä ja kylmää. Pitäs muuttaa lappiin.</p> Ei täällä voi lähteä ulos ku siellä vaan sataa vettä ja on pimeetä ja kylmää. Pitäs muuttaa lappiin.

]]> By: Henna http://www.nnyman.com/personal/2008/02/03/balancing-time/#comment-101245 Henna Tue, 05 Feb 2008 13:02:46 +0000 http://www.nnyman.com/personal/2008/02/03/balancing-time/#comment-101245 <p>Hei makin ekyin tanne kun kerrankin on jotain mita minakin ymmarran, ei vaan tylsia kirjainnumeroyhdistelmia-internet-hight-tech-blaah-blaahia :-)</p> <p>Facebook on vahan niinku moderni versio suurehkon kylan torista. Se on paikka jossa vaihdetaan kuulumisia, tavataan vanhoja hyvia ystavia, kavereita ja hyvan paivan tuttuja ilman dinnerisuunnitteluita tai kahvikutsuja. Pysytaan mukana kuvioissa ("Ai sinakin olet taalla?" "Mitas kuuluu?"). Se tayttaa myos funktion tiedonantajana mita sun ystavien ja tuttujen ymparilla tapahtuu ilman pitempia emaileja ja kasvotusten tapaamisia. Kenenkas kaveri Maija onkaan? Mitas Mika on kirjoitellut Marjan Wall:iin?. Ja parasta on etta se on auki 24/7 verrattuna alkukantaseen tori versioon joka satto olla vaan kerran viikossa ja sillonkin vaan aamupaivalla.</p> <p>Niin ja jos sulla on pari tuntia aikaa jolloin sun ei tartte ehdottomasti olla koneella niin lahde hyva mies ulos haistelemaan raitista ilmaa ja katselemaan kaupunkia tai puistoa tai mita ikina siella lahella onkaan.</p> <p>Mee vaikka torille.</p> Hei makin ekyin tanne kun kerrankin on jotain mita minakin ymmarran, ei vaan tylsia kirjainnumeroyhdistelmia-internet-hight-tech-blaah-blaahia :-)

Facebook on vahan niinku moderni versio suurehkon kylan torista. Se on paikka jossa vaihdetaan kuulumisia, tavataan vanhoja hyvia ystavia, kavereita ja hyvan paivan tuttuja ilman dinnerisuunnitteluita tai kahvikutsuja. Pysytaan mukana kuvioissa (”Ai sinakin olet taalla?” “Mitas kuuluu?”). Se tayttaa myos funktion tiedonantajana mita sun ystavien ja tuttujen ymparilla tapahtuu ilman pitempia emaileja ja kasvotusten tapaamisia. Kenenkas kaveri Maija onkaan? Mitas Mika on kirjoitellut Marjan Wall:iin?. Ja parasta on etta se on auki 24/7 verrattuna alkukantaseen tori versioon joka satto olla vaan kerran viikossa ja sillonkin vaan aamupaivalla.

Niin ja jos sulla on pari tuntia aikaa jolloin sun ei tartte ehdottomasti olla koneella niin lahde hyva mies ulos haistelemaan raitista ilmaa ja katselemaan kaupunkia tai puistoa tai mita ikina siella lahella onkaan.

Mee vaikka torille.

]]> By: Niko http://www.nnyman.com/personal/2008/02/03/balancing-time/#comment-101006 Niko Mon, 04 Feb 2008 18:18:36 +0000 http://www.nnyman.com/personal/2008/02/03/balancing-time/#comment-101006 <p>Brilliant points there. I like the question, <strong>"what kind of stuff do you need reflection on?"</strong> You, my readers, are serving my need for reflection! ;) I wonder how much this has to do with people not being able to pass on stuff that they have knowledge or interest in (<a href="http://xkcd.com/356/" rel="nofollow">there's a certain type of brain that is easily disabled...</a>).</p> Brilliant points there. I like the question, “what kind of stuff do you need reflection on?” You, my readers, are serving my need for reflection! ;) I wonder how much this has to do with people not being able to pass on stuff that they have knowledge or interest in (there’s a certain type of brain that is easily disabled…).

]]> By: Janne http://www.nnyman.com/personal/2008/02/03/balancing-time/#comment-100928 Janne Mon, 04 Feb 2008 08:58:41 +0000 http://www.nnyman.com/personal/2008/02/03/balancing-time/#comment-100928 <p>Concerning this and your tumblelog entry... I think blogging just amplifies whatever you put into it. If you don't blog, you feel it increasingly more difficult to blog over the time. If you blog a lot about your personal life, the blog will amplify your perception of your personal life (since it will gather readers who know you personally). If you blog a lot about your projects, you will get people who know you personally; and if you blog a lot about a certain topic, you will get other people who know about that topic.</p> <p>Your readers will give back to you what you put into the blog. So it really is your choice - what kind of stuff do you need reflection on? Even if nobody ever comments, putting things in a written form forces you to clarify the matter to yourself.</p> Concerning this and your tumblelog entry… I think blogging just amplifies whatever you put into it. If you don’t blog, you feel it increasingly more difficult to blog over the time. If you blog a lot about your personal life, the blog will amplify your perception of your personal life (since it will gather readers who know you personally). If you blog a lot about your projects, you will get people who know you personally; and if you blog a lot about a certain topic, you will get other people who know about that topic.

Your readers will give back to you what you put into the blog. So it really is your choice - what kind of stuff do you need reflection on? Even if nobody ever comments, putting things in a written form forces you to clarify the matter to yourself.

]]> By: Niko http://www.nnyman.com/personal/2008/02/03/balancing-time/#comment-100901 Niko Mon, 04 Feb 2008 06:54:36 +0000 http://www.nnyman.com/personal/2008/02/03/balancing-time/#comment-100901 <p>I must say I was afraid of that association! :D</p> I must say I was afraid of that association! :D

]]> By: Tommi http://www.nnyman.com/personal/2008/02/03/balancing-time/#comment-100797 Tommi Sun, 03 Feb 2008 23:05:07 +0000 http://www.nnyman.com/personal/2008/02/03/balancing-time/#comment-100797 <p>Hear!</p> <p>Great post, Niko. It's almost as if it were written in the style of Sex and the City. (Which is good.)</p> Hear!

Great post, Niko. It’s almost as if it were written in the style of Sex and the City. (Which is good.)

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