I do this, and my scripts have actually gotten kind of complicated. To start, it's a command line utility. I need to answer the question "Do you want to waste

I do this, and my scripts have actually gotten kind of complicated. To start, it's a command line utility. I need to answer the question "Do you want to waste your time?" with "yes" to turn off the filters. Then I didn't bother running in a way that the script had permissions to edit /etc/hosts so I need to enter my system password every time I want to make a change. I also automatically turn the filters on every hour. I also log both the number of times I turn the filters off and whether the filter is on at about 1pm. I'm running a test right now to not turn on the filters automatically every hour and there is already a noticeable decrease in productivity in my rescuetime. I'm about to update the logger to use the google charts API to save a historic graph of performance to a directory that is used as my desktop background.