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by DanBC
4535 days ago
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Sure, professionals use real time. We're not talking about anything where time is critical. We're talking about kids wanting to meet each other on a Minecraft server, or a band releasing a video, or simar casual online meetings. |
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Live "events" like superbowl and the endless self-congratulatory entertainment industry awards. I'll meet you on IRC during the superbowl and we'll comment on the commercials.
To some extent computers and the internet are a tool for making time not so critical. We both need to be available for a phone call, but not for email. To watch the same network TV show we both need to watch about the same time, but we can watch youtube videos anytime. Thats the other oddity of "internet time". If we're going to make obsolete concepts, why not "internet distance" or even worse "internet long distance"