No you won’t “definitely won’t forget this time”

  • @[email protected]
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    872 days ago

    Know thyself and set a timer. I don’t allow myself to do stuff like that without setting an alarm.

    • chingadera
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      281 day ago

      Beep, beep, beep,

      Beep, beep, beep,

      What’s that for, again?

      Better turn it off

      • @[email protected]
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        216 hours ago

        I’m gonna turn it off now, and get to it right away. Where does the burn smell come from?

      • @MisterFrog
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        51 day ago

        MultiTimer for Android and iOS: Set as many labelled timers as you like.

        Android (not sure about iOS) you can also label your native alarm app alarms.

        Can recommend 👍👍

    • @d00ery
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      1 day ago

      “Hey Google, set a 20 min reminder*, ‘drinks in the freezer’”

      20 mins later Google will notify “Brinks the breezer” but hopefully that’s enough to remind me.

      • @Gradually_Adjusting
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        21 day ago

        Yeah I get real snotty with the assistant too, cussing it out and talking mad shit. I don’t care if a future AI catches me out. Fuck Roku’s Basilisk, either a superhuman AI respects lesser beings or it’s no better than a flawed hypocrite like me.

    • @[email protected]
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      141 day ago

      20 minutes later: silences timer because I’m too focused on something else.

      2 days later: … crap.

    • @Benjaben
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      I have graduated to even screwing up my timers. Now the timer doesn’t get silenced until the thing it is timing gets accomplished. Unless I’m distracted and fail to use that rule, then it’s back to square one of course.

      Edit: whoops, two people already said basically this. Guess I’ll leave it

      • @[email protected]
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        11 day ago

        I usually press the “+1 minute” button and then the “pause” button. That way it stays in the tray of my phone and I’m too OCD to not get rid of it as soon as possible. Then of course you have to adhere to the rule of only removing the timer once you did what you set the timer for…

        • @[email protected]
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          21 day ago

          Use alarms and snooze them instead giving you 10 min until it rimgs again. Repeat until task is done

          • @Benjaben
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            11 day ago

            But then don’t you have to set it to a precise time on the clock each time you use it, rather than “30 min in the future”, for example? The issue for me is timers that I set often, like while cooking. Seems like a minor annoyance maybe but I use them while cooking and entertaining especially, AKA having my attention severely split already lol, additional complexity is to be avoided

            • @[email protected]
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              220 hours ago

              Yes it doesn’t really work for cooking or tasks where you need to be precise, but then snoozing wouldn’t work anyway since 10 min would be too long for most occasions. However you can use your assistant on your phone to set precise alarms. Just say “Hey Google/Siri set an alarm for 12 minuts for the pizza” and it should set an alarm instead of a timer.

              I just have a few generic alarms on my phone i keep changing for whenever i need them. They dont repeat weekly on Android automatically so they are like single use. I also do also have weekly repeating timers for remembering stuff like trash bins or groceries delivery.

      • Trailblazing Braille Taser
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        11 day ago

        I love when my timer goes off and I have no memory of setting it. Which critically important thing am I forgetting now?

        • @stetech
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          51 day ago

          Rule 1: set timers Rule 2: name ‘em

    • @slampisko
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      21 day ago

      Yep! My fridge has a one-tap 30-min timer specifically for drinks in the freezer (you can also then adjust the time with more taps). Needless to say, it is one of the most used functions of my fridge (☞゚ヮ゚)☞