IG, PH, FB, Twitter, Indiehackers, Growthhackers, Pocket, Slack Groups, and Feedly.
ATM I'm trying to consolidate everything on Feedly and Pocket (as a read-later) but it isn't easy.
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IG, PH, FB, Twitter, Indiehackers, Growthhackers, Pocket, Slack Groups, and Feedly.
ATM I'm trying to consolidate everything on Feedly and Pocket (as a read-later) but it isn't easy.
A little bit of Twitter & Pinterest, the former for typically just for sharing my content (but I have very few followers), the latter for ideas/collections (and for work, of course).
From time to time "I" like things on Facebook, typically when my wife gets my phone and likes her posts :)
Regularly (once or twice a week) - linkedin - ello
Infrequently (once every week or two or three or...) - facebook (I hate it, but all my friends/family are there) - google+ (photography groups) - vimeo
Practically never (once a year... maybe) - pinterest - flickr (really just to remind myself it's still there) - tumblr
Twitter: I like Twitter but it took me a few years to get it. I follow a mix of shitposting anime avatars and more serious accounts which I should prune this weekend come to think of it. I've slowly transitioned over time from one of those shitposting accounts to just using my actual name and photo. It's good fun but only if you don't take it seriously.
Reddit: It's great for searching for specific communities ie: /r/thatpeelingfeeling or /r/depthdub but I don't use it too often unless I'm interesting in something in particular
Instagram: I post rarely. I'll sometimes post a photo of a meal if I'm with friends and jokingly say "Look at me, being a big millenial piece of shit" jokingly, haha.
RSS: I use Newsblur daily and it's super nice.
Blog: I sometimes write things but my site is more of an excuse to write code.
Snapchat: It's popular but I could care less. It feels like a chore honestly.
Use as in glansing over, stalking & timewasting: everything.
It's fast, text-based and the channel I'm on is populated by cool guys doing original pieces of programming (a weblink for the curious: https://kiwiirc.com/client/irc.rizon.net?channels=#/g/dpt).