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What I currently do is block on /etc/hosts. But like the OP says I don't actually want to perma block these sites, I do get real value out of them maybe 5 minut
by KaoruAoiShiho 7y ago
What I currently do is block on /etc/hosts. But like the OP says I don't actually want to perma block these sites, I do get real value out of them maybe 5 minutes a day. It just needs to not turn into 20 minutes. But you can use /etc/hosts perhaps if you really want a less easily turned off block.
- bakul 7y agouse git to track /etc/hosts changes and you can get some stats out as to how well it works for you over time, or recognize patterns!
- qiyuxuan96 7y agoDefinitely agree with your sentiment; I probably only need Twitter for 10 minutes on most days. Yes - we are working on making it harder to ignore our extension when a person's being distracted. The key is really to build a good classifier of when a person's being productive or not on a distracting site. We currently let the user decide that when we intervene.
- benibela 7y agoMe, too. I blocked reddit in hosts, so now I am here