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Nicely done. Does anyone else get anxiety from watching the timer get close to 0 and not being nearly done with you've set out to do in the pomo?
Are you supposed to try and complete things in the pomodoro? I don't even try.
I like it at a glance! Could you make a mode that is not 24hr but is 12hr am/pm? I find seeing 13:32 does not compute for my American brain.
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> It's designed to be somewhere in view of the person using it. Then it really shouldn't be a browser app, it needs to be a local app that runs in the taskbar. I've made two of these in the past: V1, browser based: the browser simply wasn't viable because there's no taskbar timer. V2, Bash+zenity script to run locally, pops up a uncloseable, uncoverable and omnipresent (across all workspaces) window, with a progress…
> Then it really shouldn't be a browser app, it needs to be a local app that runs in the taskbar. Counter use case - browser apps are superior unless you can invest in building strong cross-platform capabilities (like Obsidian.md) I'm constantly jumping between machines and operating systems. I've often been on Linux, Windows, and Mac in a single day. Or moved from desktops to laptops.
Or only use one platform... c'mon linux phones... get better!
What makes this ADHD friendly? Also, as you prob know, there are multiple free/FOSS native taskbar based pomodoro apps that really get out the way, what is the advantage of using a browser based on?
My company's IT bans installing anything outside of their software application management/installation application. All software goes through a laborious approval process. Webapps like this are very useful to me.
I abhor these setups. Luckly every time I've been in them it's been realtively easy to get an exception.
I can't think of many situations I'd stay at a company like this unless it was very easy to get necessary software added within 3-5 business days.
Nicely done. Does anyone else get anxiety from watching the timer get close to 0 and not being nearly done with you've set out to do in the pomo?
https://www.lesswrong.com/posts/FDCJ2BfAT9qJGrpFa/what-s-wro...