[peus017]

Being in IT industry, one way or other ensures most of the time you have access to Internet and a computer(or mobile), unless you are sleeping "Browsing" develops as a unaware habit.

Just to take time off working screen and to context switch during office hours, I have few websites which I often glance through.

1. Team-Bhp
2. Quora
3. NDTV
4. amazon

Apart from this, generally I have look around for content over Internet which enhances skills and exposure.

Please share your choices. We never know what new could we "Browse"

[SID2997]

1.Team-BHP (this stress busting pill keeps me sane)
2. Entrepreneur magazine
3. YouTube (car reviews, motivational, exam study material, new music production skills)

[akshay380]

Autosport forums
Tbhp
Wikipedia
YouTube.

[turbospooler]

I am a automotive buff, aviation geek and a credit card freak. Am also a foodie but the Zomato update which removed the feed of all the other Users posting their reviews made me addiction free.
Here is my list:
1) Tbhp
2) livefromalounge (Airline blogspot)
3) Cardexpert (credit card blogspot)
4) autopunditz
5) twitter

[deadguy25]

The first window to be opened as soon as I step into office is - TeamBhp.

Well to put in in order:
1. Team-BHP
2. BBC world news

[mbilung]

4chan
Reddit
stackoverflow

[Viraat13]

I have a few:

1. Team BHP
2. Gear Patrol
3. BBC Sport

Gear Patrol is not only about cars, it is about gear in general - cellphones, watches, tools, Hi Fi Audio, and other cool stuff that I find myself lusting over. An excellent place to kill time for those that enjoy gadgets and "things".

BBC Sport is mostly for F1 and Football - Premier League, to be precise.

I also look at Economic Times, and Google News when I'm done with all the other portals for the day.

[ksameer1234]

Originally Posted by turbospooler

Here is my list:
1) Tbhp
2) livefromalounge (Airline blogspot)
3) Cardexpert (credit card blogspot)
4) autopunditz
5) twitter

Wow!! This is exactly my list. Apart from these:

6. Techenclave (everyday showoff frequently)
7. Flyertalk (India based airline frequently)
8. mycarhelpline (deals and discounts)
9. indiafreestuff (online shopping deals - not frequently. Every time I go there, I end up buying something)
10. Quora (kills a lot of productivity)

[GTO]

Heavy Reading:

Team-BHP
NYTimes
Wall Street Journal
Jalopnik
Economic Times, ETAuto & Times of India (daily newsletters)

Moderate but regular reading:

Wired
Harvard Business Review
Vanity Fair (business & tech articles)
Fortune
Time
Quora (some amazing topics)
Reddit (some amazing discussions)
https://news.ycombinator.com/best (some amazing discussions)

Off & on:

Drooling over used car listings on OLX

[dass]

In the order of most viewed

1. Teambhp
2. NDTV
3. ESPNcricinfo
4. Amazon
5. Magicbricks

[Rshrey22]

Originally Posted by GTO

Drooling over used car listings on OLX

Try CarTrade (much better details and realistic prices), I sometimes spend hours doing same.

[Prowler]

All right - it is time for a little confession:


Here is the list - necessarily in this order - where I spend most of the time - everyday:


1. TeamBHP (addictive)
2. Quora (Still worth a read despite piles of garbage)
3. TargetWoman (information aimed at not women alone)
4. Flipboard (Content Aggregator)
5. Popular Science (for the daily shot of S&T)

[avisidhu]

1) TeamBHP
2) NYT
3) Indian Express
4) NDTV
5) Car listings on OLX now and then

Home:
1) Youtube
2) Netflix

Travel
1) Podcasts (recently started, currently hooked to Joe Rogan on youtube)

Would be hugely obliged if someone can suggest how this passive activity could be turned productive, in general and specifically the technology industry.