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The solution to this is simply to add the site to your outgoing firewall until you've gotten a good day of productive work done. Afterwards you can remove it a
by dfranke 19y ago
The solution to this is simply to add the site to your outgoing firewall until you've gotten a good day of productive work done. Afterwards you can remove it and your usage will hopefully return to normal. It worked for me, at least.
- curi 19y agoThat solution is too specialized. You should simply hire a person to whip you when you aren't working. He can use his intelligence to cover many more cases than your firewall.
- michaelneale 19y agoHe must whip it.
- DocSavage 19y agoHe must whip it good.
- idea 19y agoHe? I prefer a woman. In a leather catsuit.
- brlewis 19y agoOh yeah, great idea. That would really solve his "I'm distracted from my startup" problem.
- Xichekolas 19y agoDepending on how old/nerdy he is, she might only distract him for a minute or two... snickers
- jdavid 19y agoi have thought about that too, my firewall even has the ability to block certain sites during certain hours, but i figure that I will just end up trying to hack my own router. not because i really want to, but because it would become a game for my self. who knows maybe then i would end up starting an info sec company instead.