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How to protect yourself from sites?
It is necessary to protect yourself during working hours from distracting sites for a certain period of time, that is, to be able to set an access schedule to a specific resource and at the same time block other resources altogether. I found a bunch of programs on the Internet:
WebLock (free) - there is no possibility of specific settings for individual resources, either everyone from the list will be blocked or everyone obeys the same schedule - Computer timer does not work (partially free) - you cannot set a password for control - TMeter ( free) does not work - does not filter HTTPS - does not fit "StayFocusd" Chrome plugin (free) - cannot set a password and can be easily disabled with one button -
host file does not fit (free) - easy to bypass - does not fit
Router settings (free) - again does not work with HTTPS - ContentWasher does not fit (paid) - and its paid minus, but for the wallet it is minus -1000r - not suitable
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I advise you to train willpower. What kind of nonsense - will you ask a third-party person to enter a password? And if you enter the password yourself, then what is the point of any of the programs, it’s really better to register in hosts.
Advice to you (for free) - change jobs, I'm at work or I don't have time for third-party resources (like a toaster :-) ), or there are no problems, because if I'm here, then everything is ok with work.
I tried the router settings.
But then I caught myself on hideme...
Here.. bypasses it perfectly through anonymous proxies..
There will be no sites, you will play the headscarf.
You are just bored. Look for interesting tasks or change jobs.
Meet a nymphomaniac girl. Believe that you will not need sites. God forbid the working day is stupid to survive and then survive until the moment of sleep =D
there is such a program called Internet lock paid but on the rutrek it is
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