How do you know how many airtime minutes you've spent on your cell phone? You write that down every time you get a bill?

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No, that's far more effort than I would expend (although now that Sprint has my old statements in PDF, the urge to write a couple of scripts to plot usage and distribution... anyway). With my Samsung 8500, it is a matter of Main Menu->Calls->5:Air Time->4:Lifetime. Most other phones I've used have had similar functionality.

It is honest about the usage of the phone -- of course, this is not directly how many minutes I was using it (I'd estimate about 2-3 hours of not-me, but maybe I'm way off).

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You beat me. I only have 149h50m. On this phone, anyway.

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I fail to consider that a victory.

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Well, it is perhaps better than spending a hundred seventy hours writing e-mail. I bet I've easily done that.

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Oh yeah. 78558 lines of outgoing email since Feb 20, 2002. 312294 prior to that, that I've saved, since coming to CMU. I'm sure you've got far more; in particular, I tend to get fairly fascist about removing large or small messages.

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I only have 135 hours and 12 miutes.

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I think those LJ stats are pretty decent. Want to see the stats on my most used journal? It is a couple days shy of being one year old.

Journal entries: 329
Comments Posted: 3,061
Comments Received: 2,744

That's just one journal out of 5 that I've had and 3 that I currently have. Do not feel bad.

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That's insane.

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I'm on my fourth pcs phone, so I have no way of knowing. But given that I've had it since sophmore year of highschool, I'm guessing the number is huge.

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