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Isn't there an OSX app that does this? I remember people on an extremely distracting forum using it, ultimately it doesn't work. Those same people are still sp
by Detrus 16y ago
Isn't there an OSX app that does this?
I remember people on an extremely distracting forum using it, ultimately it doesn't work. Those same people are still spending a lot of time on that forum, they've stopped turning it on.
- grep 16y agoSelfControl
- benofsky 16y agoHadn't seen that, only a pay for app (and I'm cheap :))! Anyway, Focus is tailored perfectly for me, hope some other people can find use out of it too. Edit: Clarification (I'm sorry I can't reply to your comment, it won't let me), I meant I had only seen a pay for app and not this one. Edit 2: (reply to comment also) also doesn't appear to have exceptions, maybe I'm wrong.
- wtn 16y agoSelf Control does the same thing and it's been open source on Github since March 2009. http://visitsteve.com/made/selfcontrol/ http://visitsteve.com/made/selfcontrol/
- benofsky 16y agoBTW Person I replied to, changed their comment after I replied and I can no longer edit mine. Also, I was wrong about the exceptions: sorry bout that.
- trampsymphony 16y agoYou may be thinking of Concentrate (http://getconcentrating.com http://getconcentrating.com) Also worth noting, RescueTime has a "Get Focused" feature that blocks any sites that you have marked as unproductive (for a specified number of minutes).