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On top of what's suggested in the post, I found the following helpful: - having a "phone box", the small uncomfortable shoe bench now has a shelf above it for
by simgt 1y ago
On top of what's suggested in the post, I found the following helpful:
- having a "phone box", the small uncomfortable shoe bench now has a shelf above it for phones, phones shall only be used on that bench
- only my partner knows the "screen time" password on iOS
- putting away my laptop and using a desktop computer instead
My current problem is listening to podcasts, I don't have a convenient way to listen to them without my phone.
- wltr 1y agoI had a side gig that involved me driving every day for at least one hour, but usually more. I listened to all kinds of podcasts and audio books. But at some point, I realised I cannot process that much of information. That’s how I stopped, perhaps we humans aren’t designed to process that much daily.
- emerongi 1y agoIt feels validating that other people have a similar experience. I simply can't take in that much information. It eventually starts making me feel terrible. The big issue is that I'm not very good at moderating my intake. I'm a crack addict for information and one small dose will turn into a bender.
- dustincoates 1y agoI think it's fine if you accept it as entertainment and nothing more. That's why I don't get how people listen to audiobooks on 3x. The goal isn't to ingest as much as you can--the goal is to enjoy it and maybe learn something useful here and there.
- armonster 1y agoGet a secondary "podcast only" phone
- nonethewiser 1y agoRIP mp3 players
- dustincoates 1y agoI have an old phone I've repurposed as a media player. It has a 500 GB SD card and Oluancher to give it a really convenient way to only show the apps I want. I've got a somewhat weekly 6 hour round-trip commute where it get a lot of use.
- sotix 1y agoI downloaded all of hardcore history and added the podcast to my iPod. Fun fact: the iPod is why it's called a podcast!