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Interesting. I'm surprised this actually works for people. For me it would it would just make me waste more time, and turn browsing into a stress multiplier ins
by dlsso 7y ago
Interesting. I'm surprised this actually works for people. For me it would it would just make me waste more time, and turn browsing into a stress multiplier instead of a stress reliever.
I favor extensions that give an alert or block the site after a certain time. More effective and less anger inducing for me personally.
- Swenrekcah 7y agoI can understand where they’re coming from I think. I browse HN or reddit a lot when I put something in motion that will take 4-30 seconds to complete. Because who can wait tens of seconds for something. Then 15 minutes later... But if I know that I’ll probably have to wait just as long for the site to load then perhaps I’d just sit and endure, maybe...
- codebje 7y agoLately I've simply been keeping the slow activity visible on screen, it's been enough that the flicker of motion when it finishes can pull me away from the distractions.
- bluntfang 7y agoThis is basically an application of CBT, so it's not surprising that it works. Make room for yourself to notice you're doing something you don't want to do aka mindfulness and that space allows you to change your behavior.