Sometimes I feel programming languages behind me

Sometimes I feel as if some C# code were following me...

Gmail's procrastinators VS. Gmail's anti-procrastinators

Two options with which Google's Gmail guys let you choose if you want to be more or less productive.

From The-Proc(r)astinator, I recommend you to choose the first one (Warning: Your boss may not choose the same ;-) )


Via:
Myself discoveries/Daily Procrastinations

Welcome! (...or what does 'procrastinator' mean?)

Hi Proc(r)astinator's guys,

I'm pleased to announce that from now and (I hope!) once a day I'll post a new thing that would help you in your day-by-day's procrastinations.

At first I would say that the things that would appear in here will be related with aeronautics and science but some interesting games too.

I hope you like them.

As an 'Procrastination for dummies' tutorial for those of you who don't know what procrastinator and procrastinate means,I left here some definitions.

procrastinator, postponer, cunctator
someone who postpones work (especially out of laziness or habitual carelessness)

procrastinate, stall, drag one's feet, drag one's heels, shillyshally, dilly-dally, dillydally
postpone doing what one should be doing; "He did not want to write the letter and procrastinated for days"

An exemple of what procrastinate means:



And a very accurate definition:




And before my first goodbye I'd recommend this classical post about what procrastination is. And you'll also get an important idea:

There are an infinite number of things you could be doing. No matter what you work on, you're not working on everything else. So the question is not how to avoid procrastination, but how to procrastinate well.