Exactly the same sentiment here. I actually did totally abstain during the slashcott but it was rough. Like coming off crack or something. I returned to/. just in time to see a post about SN going live and now I don't miss/. all. I maybe check once a day, but unless I'm really interested in something, I don't even open the articles. so -- I'm happy to say that since I've taken up the SN heroin, I don't miss the/. crack at all.
Did they post about it? I actually went over there to search for such a story but couldn't find it. Link it here if you are able, I'm curious to read their take on it.
I'll admit, I couldn't keep away during the slashcott. I even posted once or twice. But the moment I read about SN (and technocrat.net coming back), I deleted all of my/. bookmarks.
Today is day 3 without/. and I still feel like I'll never need another hit. This is literally the longest I've been without that site in the last decade+. We can be strong as a community and give up that old tired crack for this higher grade old school crack, that we so SO need!
::smacks vein waiting for the next story to be posted::
I found out about the 9/11 Attack on that fateful morning because somebody posted an off-topic comment about it in a Slashdot thread. It was a 'whoops, better go check what the non-nerds are up to' moment for me.
(Score: 3, Insightful) by hemocyanin on Thursday February 20 2014, @03:33AM
Exactly the same sentiment here. I actually did totally abstain during the slashcott but it was rough. Like coming off crack or something. I returned to /. just in time to see a post about SN going live and now I don't miss /. all. I maybe check once a day, but unless I'm really interested in something, I don't even open the articles. so -- I'm happy to say that since I've taken up the SN heroin, I don't miss the /. crack at all.
(Score: 1) by joshuajon on Friday February 21 2014, @05:13PM
Did they post about it? I actually went over there to search for such a story but couldn't find it. Link it here if you are able, I'm curious to read their take on it.
(Score: 0) by Anonymous Coward on Friday February 21 2014, @06:46PM
(Score: 2, Interesting) by No.Limit on Friday February 21 2014, @10:27PM
did the boycott, read a few stories and then came across a comment about sn.
never looked back ever since.
but then I've only been part of ./ for a year or two, so I guess I'm not quite a hardcore addict as others here
but hey, now I got a low id!
(Score: 2) by Gaaark on Saturday February 22 2014, @12:11AM
I like your attitude...
Me, I wish my uid was lower! :)
--- Please remind me if I haven't been civil to you: I'm channeling MDC. ---Gaaark 2.0 ---
(Score: 2, Interesting) by tynin on Friday February 21 2014, @10:00PM
I'll admit, I couldn't keep away during the slashcott. I even posted once or twice. But the moment I read about SN (and technocrat.net coming back), I deleted all of my /. bookmarks.
/. and I still feel like I'll never need another hit. This is literally the longest I've been without that site in the last decade+. We can be strong as a community and give up that old tired crack for this higher grade old school crack, that we so SO need!
::smacks vein waiting for the next story to be posted::
Today is day 3 without
(Score: 1) by Acabatag on Monday February 24 2014, @12:05AM
I know what you mean about /. withdrawals.
I found out about the 9/11 Attack on that fateful morning because somebody posted an off-topic comment about it in a Slashdot thread. It was a 'whoops, better go check what the non-nerds are up to' moment for me.