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That sounds fascinating, but as someone who works in IT I feel as though refusing to use the internet until lunch would probably get me fired pretty fast.


I'm in the same boat so I've altered the rules a bit: 1) No Internet until work 2) Non-work related internet things wait until after lunch (no checking the news, hackernews, twitter, etc. until after lunch).


when I used to work as a developer I didn't get any work-related things done before lunch ever


That's funny, I don't really get any work related things done after lunch.


I draw a distinction between "The Internet" and "Internetting". The former is the wonderful tool and repository of knowledge, the latter is basically dicking-around-on-reddit.

I can use "The Internet" whenever I need to, but "Internetting" as a pass-time is severely restricted.




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