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Re:My lizard brain is no match for infinite scroll by corobo on Monday March 07, 2022 @06:05AM (#30586355)
I keep setting things like this up (Current: Pi-hole) but my problem is I break through it virtually instantly because I'm the one that set it up (Current bypass: Log in to pihole, disable)

Anyone know of a way that could thwart someone who's ~20 years in to computing? Doesn't have to be clever, just needs to be enough of a road block to not be worth the effort bypassing. If there's an exploit past the roadblock I'll find it haha

"Just be more disciplined", etc: I know but it turns out we're fighting ADHD here, working on that front separately

Re:My lizard brain is no match for infinite scroll by nicbou on Wednesday March 09, 2022 @06:21PM (#30621291)
SelfControl for Mac works well.

Otherwise, the block is sometimes just enough to make you second-guess your browsing habit. There's only a uBlock rule between me and reddit, and no limits on my iPad, but the extra effort is a reminder that I don't want to visit that website.

Re:My lizard brain is no match for infinite scroll by Mulderns on Tuesday March 08, 2022 @12:13AM (#30596668)
I had a scheduled task to turn of my desk top at 21:50. then multiple tasks but they were subject to the whim of just disablin them. Turns out if it's a random moment between 21:30~22:30, I dont get the urge to disable it. but then it has to non nullable when it happens.