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I wrote a script that set an X countdown time to shutdown. The script gave a warning at five minutes and 1 minute until shutdown. Once I set it I could not stop
by WheelsAtLarge 8mo ago
I wrote a script that set an X countdown time to shutdown. The script gave a warning at five minutes and 1 minute until shutdown. Once I set it I could not stop it. It would load automatically at boot time. It worked rather well until I decided to stop using it. I don't have a solution for giving up. :)
- glidea 8mo agoYeah I don't think any tool can fully solve this – it's ultimately a willpower thing. the tool's job is to add friction, not to be unbreakable. Even if you bypass it sometimes, if it stops you from staying up late a few more times per month, that's a win Curious – what made you stop using your script?
- WheelsAtLarge 8mo agoI had a deadline to meet. I took it off "for a bit" but never put it back.
- glidea 8mo agoHaha, obviously this needs a "skip today only" option.