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www.deprocrastination.co
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| | | | | In behavior science, there's a rule: If there's no prompt for a behavior, it won't happen. Prompts make us act. | |
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jnsgr.uk
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| | | | | Managing your time can be hard, particularly when occupying leadership positions. This is exacerbated by remote work, where the importance of owning your calendar is paramount both for you, and the people working with you. A departure from my usual technical content, this post covers my lessons learned in managing my time, and my calendar while working remotely at Canonical over the past 4 years. | |
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www.deprocrastination.co
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| | | | | How often do you check your phone? Every 30 minutes? Every 5 minutes? Every 30 seconds? Smartphones can be incredibly addictive. | |
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peter.czanik.hu
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| | | From now on, as I want to reach as many as possible, you can also read sudo and syslog-ng news from me on Mastodon. You can find my account at: https://fosstodon.org/@PCzanik Mastodon is a decentralized network of servers. I chose a server called "Fosstodon" as it is focused on open source software. Some of the projects I participate in are already there: BastilleBSD and openSUSE. As usual, next to my usual syslog-ng and sudo posts, you will also sometimes hear from me about OpenPOWER and ARM with some occasional photos from my hiking trips :-) | ||
