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Tag Archives: productivity
That’s it?!!
How do you react when you find out that a lot of grief could have been prevented by something as simple as maintaining a to-do list? Or following or not following a piece of advice from a friend or colleague? … Continue reading
temporarily making my twitter account private
I’ve talked a lot about it, but I still haven’t taken a proper twitter break. I took a break for about a week. Toward the end of the break, I didn’t think about twitter a whole lot, but I still … Continue reading
Do you read your own diary?
I’ve been blogging for a few years now. Over the last few months, I’ve been keeping private notes regularly. I haven’t been returning to them much after I’ve written them. Today I realized that twitter has been a bigger distraction … Continue reading
Taking a twitter break
From the this-should-have-been-obvious department: If there are a couple of friends whose tweets you feel like you can’t miss during the break, turn SMS updates on for them. That way you can stop checking twitter and still (hopefully) get their … Continue reading
Greasemonkey Script: Benjamin Franklin Quotes on reddit
I just wrote my first GreaseMonkey user script. It’s a script that puts a random Benjamin Franklin quote above the stories on reddit to remind me to be dutiful and not spend too much time looking at online news. I … Continue reading
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