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FWIW I no longer use this exact noprocrast(1) approach to avoiding procrastination, but do apply the same basic idea.
Fwiw, I've found that the inversion approach of fighting procrastination works considerably better for me. So, instead of trying to not do something I try to do something instead. In more detail this means focusing on achieving a certain amount of deep work hours per day. First this means that I have to condition myself to want to do deep work in the first place. Rereading the first few pages of the book from time to…
Being physically healthy is exponentially more effective than any anti-procrastination tools or techniques I have very tried.
There are also the apps, Self Control available for MacOS[1] and Cold Turkey[2], which is an universal app. [1]: https://selfcontrolapp.com/ [2]: http://getcoldturkey.com/
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Disabling internet is fine How do you disable games?
Freedom[1] allows you to block apps but it is a paid service. [1] https://freedom.to
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FWIW, it’s a cool idea that I may implement.
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Doesn't that break with DNS over HTTPS (default on Firefox these days)?
Not if you run pi-hole (which to be clear, runs in Docker just fine...) which includes the canary domain to disable this when it’s on by default : https://github.com/pi-hole/pi-hole/pull/2915