I listen to my recycled songs in my iPhone. Too lazy to upload new ones (can't find a lotta Japanese music in iTunes either).
On bad days, I just doze off, and try not to get angry at humanity.
Ask HN: What do you do on your commute?
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#12I commute on the train everyday in London. Most of the time I will read books, mostly non technical. Recently I have started taking my laptop with me and coding on my side project. When I don't have either a book or laptop with me I will catch up on emails or hacker news on my phone.
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#13I also take public transit to work everyday. I spend my time streaming music and reading. One thing I will say, if you are developing a commute app make sure that when you turn it on it doesn't keep other apps ie Pandora, from continuing to play music.
Nothing makes me delete an app faster than when I can't listen to Pandora and play with another app.
Re: Ask HN: What do you do on your commute?
#14Listen to the news. Five minutes of that and I'm at work.
Small town life: we may not have all the opportunities of a big city, but the commute is a heckuva lot shorter.
Re: Ask HN: What do you do on your commute?
#15I commute just about daily on the Chicago 'L.' Lately, I find myself doing very little for the 45 minutes, aside from sitting quietly and loosely observing my surroundings (e.g., scenery outside the window, flowing of passengers in and out). I suppose there's some meditative quality to it all, in that I only concern myself with the present moment.