To be honest i count StackOverflow as social media. I redirected Facebook's urls to localhost just in case I am even tempted (it pisses me off just being there

To be honest i count StackOverflow as social media. I redirected Facebook's urls to localhost just in case I am even tempted (it pisses me off just being there so its kinda dangerous) and I somewhat focus my twitter on work/personal-work related news. Removed all notifications on everything except my own stuff. This setup doesn't remove the anti-boredom fix pattern in my life but at least it isn't too far from the main thread so the context switch tax isn't too high. I am convinced most of the +sides are deeply held coping mechanism triggering somewhere but the randomness of twitter and the comfy network of SO and HN are important to stay in touch with at least something. I have friends who live from organic-farming and boy is it weird living in a world where computers, internet and all that chaos is easily null. Ty for the book idea, might help to improve my devops ;)