Oh, I don't mind sleeping in vehicles. I have always found car-travel to be soporific, especially if it's dark out. Planes are less so, mostly due to seat-angles and random disturbances like aisle-mates... I guess I'm perfectly happy to nap on a plane, if it's sufficiently calm; trying to get a full night's sleep is of course tougher.
You're right that I could've rearranged work/fun projects. I don't have any work-work that goes on a plane (it's all live computers/network stuff) but I probably could've found something useful to do that didn't require network.
It's remarkable to me to realize how my time-spending decisions would be different if we had wifi in the air. I could basically do most of my job from a laptop, then.
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Date: Wednesday, 31 May 2006 08:54 pm (UTC)You're right that I could've rearranged work/fun projects. I don't have any work-work that goes on a plane (it's all live computers/network stuff) but I probably could've found something useful to do that didn't require network.
It's remarkable to me to realize how my time-spending decisions would be different if we had wifi in the air. I could basically do most of my job from a laptop, then.