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What's the first site you visit each morning?
almost 10 years ago from Ric Furness
Interestingly, DN has become my first port of call each day (and I'm not just saying that!).
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Pedro Pimenta, almost 10 years ago reddit.com. Then I go to sleep :)
ben johnston, almost 10 years ago (edited almost 10 years ago )
A pipeline of exciting things with automatic ego checking: https://github.com/trending
Tierney Cyren, almost 10 years ago
I'll probably start checking this now. Thanks.
Charlie Pratt, almost 10 years ago
Amazing how Facebook is barely on this list so far.
Sarah Robin, almost 10 years ago
I used the Geisha plugin for Chrome (https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/geisha-dribbble-layervaul/jhiocdmmaannaccoofjfmjpbfkogmnap?hl=en) which shows me the top Designer News stories and what's popular from Dribbble. From there, Hacker News and the Verge.
Dave Yoon, almost 10 years ago Nice find, would be even better if they had an option to choose different sources for the feed. Thanks for sharing.
Aaron White, almost 10 years ago
Designer News has taken over Hacker News... and Twitter for sure
Kevin Letchford, almost 10 years ago
Thenews.im night useful for you
Chris Frees, almost 10 years ago
Woah how have I not seen this!? I love it!
Joseph Wachira, almost 10 years ago
Medium is the first site I visit every morning. Gmail, Facebook, TweetDeck, Treehouse, DN, and Dribbble come second.
Oliver Johnston, almost 10 years ago
Yeh, DN for me aswell :)
Ibrahim Nergiz, almost 10 years ago
Twitter.
Nikhil Srinivasan, almost 10 years ago
Hacker News.
Robert Busby, almost 10 years ago
First: reddit Second: DN Third: Gmail
Nate Navasca, almost 10 years ago
Twitter.
Alaik F, almost 10 years ago
feedly
Ben Lee, almost 10 years ago
Gmail, Twitter, HN, DN, Dribbble, Medium, Reddit, Realgm
Bruno Lazzaro, almost 10 years ago
thenews.im, then Digg and after that Reddit.
Michael Loomes, almost 10 years ago
Normally Twitter/Facebook/Email on my phone before I'm even out of bed, I save DN/Dribbble for breakfast and coffee so I can actually take in the posts
Robbie Farrell, almost 10 years ago
Twitter & Facebook on my phone during breakfast and then when I get on my computer I have Chrome setup to launch DN, Dribbble, Behance, The Verge, The Old Reader, Awwwards & The FWA straight away.
Lucas Almeida, almost 10 years ago
Well. I usually visit three sites: Digg Reader, Gmail and DN.
Gmail and Twitter.
Bardan Gauchan, almost 10 years ago Twitter while my eyes are barely open, then Zite, then RSS time with Feedly, and then DN
John Locke, almost 10 years ago
My email, then Twitter, then I go down lists of podcasts - background NLP for when I get to work.
Cihad Turhan, almost 10 years ago
HN + DN + Some Of Our Web Apps to check everything works ok.
Bitter Green, almost 10 years ago
DN, HN, Reddit, dribbble, twitter and Feedly.
Reddit for breakfast and dn while answering support tickets and emails .
Jayna Wallace, almost 10 years ago
First the daily emails: Percolate, theSkimm, Quartz Daily Brief, The Next Web Top Stories, Kicker!, Sidebar, PetaPixel, Mashable Top Stories, and The New Yorker.
Then websites: Potluck, DN, Facebook, LinkedIn and TweetDeck.
Eric H., almost 10 years ago
Back to work! ;)
Andrew Lucas, almost 10 years ago
Here, then Dribbble, Twitter and email.
Robin , almost 10 years ago BBC News then on to here followed by Hacker News
Removed Account, almost 10 years ago (edited almost 10 years ago )
DN, Twitter, Dribbble & local news. I also use a lot Flipboard to check news.
Patrick Loonstra, almost 10 years ago
That must be Google+ or a local news site like www.nos.nl
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