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This really does read like satire... but OK. You could put CPU and bandwidth throttles on your browser of choice to halve (or whatever) its performance. Or you
by ChrisGranger 8y ago
This really does read like satire... but OK.
You could put CPU and bandwidth throttles on your browser of choice to halve (or whatever) its performance. Or you could replace your current computer with an older, slower one, just for web browsing. Getting poorer performance isn't exactly difficult. Move your browser install and cache from an SSD to an old and slow HDD? There are loads of options.
- mettamage 8y agoI know but it's kind of counterintuitive. Just like that boss as a service idea. For me what works is to have annoying user experiences with things that feel addictive to me, because it means I'll start them less. And somehow I can keep myself under control to not log myself into all kinds of accounts on my nice browser, but I can't keep myself under control if everything is under my finger tips.