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Plato Productivity Timer
Get more crap done by using Pomodoro Technique (work for 20ish mins, then take a 5 min break, or whatever works for you). This sweet little timer does just that, and you can customize your breaks
http://platowebdesign.com/timer
Rescue Time
This app tracks all the time you waste on different websites/apps etc. and gives you a report at the end of the day to let you know what's costing you the most time. It's a great way to visualize just how much time you're wasting on Imgur
http://rescuetime.com
Calm
Calm is a quick little meditation tool I like to use to get back on track:
http://calm.com/meditate
Reluctant Gourmet
Learn the absolute basics of cooking quickly and simply - perfect for people who have little to no time to cook
http://www.reluctantgourmet.com/how-to-cook-2
Habitica
Habitica turns your dayinto a series of RPG quests:
http://habitica.com
Khan Academy
Thousand of free online courses about just about anything - perfect if you're studying for a test and need a quick recap on a topic
http://khanacademy.org
Cold Turkey
Can't get any work done cause you're too busy on Imgur? Use ColdTurkey to block it until you're done working.
http://getcoldturkey.com
TEDEd
TED's educational sister site that focuses on videos that help you directly learn things. Great for when you need a break, but don't want to totally turn your brain off.
http://ed.ted.com
MIT Videos
MIT offers a huge library of free educational videos that help you review concepts, recap what's new in science, and more:
http://video.mit.edu
Todoist
Want to get more done? MAKE A LIST
Stop making to-do lists on sticky notes or in Notepad - this app makes it a lot easier, and you can sync your list on all your devices. Make a list of the studying or work you need to get done, and check it off as you go.
http://todoist.com
Wolfram Alpha
The coolest science search engine ever. If you're an Imgur user, I'm gonna assume you know about this one, but you might not know that WA does more than just solve calculations. It helps solve chemistry problems, gives you information about historical, and a heck of a lot more.
https://www.wolframalpha.com
Quickly and easily manage your finances, make a budget, and more.
http://mint.com
StudyBlue
A painless way to make flashcards and study aids for your next test
http://studyblue.com
Codecademy
Working on a programming project and need a quick refresher course? Codecademy lets you learn or catch up on just about any language.
http://codeacademy.com
Alison
A massive list of free online courses in everything from business to languages.
http://alison.com
Unroll Me
Have an inbox constantly filled with garbage spam emails? Unroll.me detects your email subscriptions automatically and can unsubscribe you from them en masse (saves me a lot of time deleting emails every day):
http://unroll.me
Student Rate
A huge list of student discount offers - save money on textbooks, computers, etc. just for being a student. Warning: tons of ads...
http://studentrate.com
This is perfect for heavy researching - Pocket is an easy little web app that lets you save articles, sources etc. and access them on any device. Saves me tons of time when I'm writing a paper and trying to keep my sources straight.
http://getpocket.com
daniocheco
Favourite & forget, because its nice to procrastinate while procrastinating
Gecas29
Ping
housev1l
I'm gonna start using RescueTime. Not to change any of my Internet habits, but to marvel at them.
anonymoushillbilly
Why did coursera.org stop appearing on these lists?
FarNorthFarLeft
I loved this list the first 7 times I saw it. I liked it the next 4 times I saw it & I'm over it now. Over. It.
bot99
Testing Imgur Auto Poster
NoTrumpEver
I need help with making a mesh head using my natural linden head but with my av's specs, can i get some help with that on any of these? lol
Frisbeetime420
This is like top 3 fave reposts for me. Ive probably favorite/forget like 3 different times
kyzentun
my ideal work - life balance is no work, no life.
WatzegikDatzegik
Ah just in-time for my exams tomorrow, will start using them now.
EricSalazar
My app says I spent to much of my day organizing my day
VFDMember
Yesss I can vouch for RescueTime. It got me through finals and a painful 30pg. grad school paper.
sdspacecowboy
Code academy now requires paid accounts to access lessons.
Artemissz
Commenting so I can find this later
emailadress
Yay these sites I'll never visit
Axewhipe
Yaaaaassaaaaaay
Bethany242
YAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAY
Jhecht
Code academy is good but sometimes i feel like their videos don't do a whole lot for explaining more behind-the-scenes or "why"
agunsux
just in case
kevind13
Forgot Duolingo. -1
SexDrugsDubstepVEVO
All this lists are uselesss. I only look for duolingo and if it's not on the list I'm going to downvote and upvote the comment askung for
Skuldi
Shamefur dispray.
missfoxwell
Duolingo is on every other list. It's nice to see new things too
scarlettr
*favourite*, *swipe*. Ta dude.
ihatemyusernamesoimadeitobnoxiouslylong
I should get back to work. But this post on imgur that shows stuff that helps you stay on track is quite interesting...
trainkar
RuneMarauder
Wasting time on websites? I don't waste time... no not at all.. (fuck I've logged too many days on watchdub.com)
Waitingforthedarknes
These are the posts how I got imgur unblocked at my college
TheCrawlDadMan
code academy making me pay for shit...moved on to freecodecamp.com, and actually like it a lot more!
Ruein
Codecademy still has all the same free content, they just added even more content but put up a subscription cost to cover it.
TheCrawlDadMan
I really don't think that is true, as I once went through all of their HTML/CSS courses, and when I went back for a refresher, it was paid.
Ruein
I did the exact same thing and when I went back they had just added more. It is true. The base courses are still free.
YouRTerminated
ShittyMcFartPoop
yo cool, thx and favorgetted
Chompyy
I wish we could make lists so I wouldn't forget stuff as much, that way I can categorize important posts
Imghurrr
I literally favorited, scrolled past all the content, liked this comment.. posted this reply, and now I'm going to leave
manic404
I'm amassing a big favorgotten list.
chromm
we need a favorgotten list manager site.
ChocolateBearVanillaBear
Folder[Timepass]
ElegantBrute
+1for not saying dump for your dump. Even tho i am taking a dump.
delpharseven
Is there a Habitica quest for that?
SonicBoomYourFamily
*ACHIEVEMENT UNLOCKED: PINCH A LOAF*
LiteralFruit
Habitica has a guild just for Imgurians
Seyavash
Have they made any major improvements the last few years? :o
HelloPizzaMyOldFriend
Very much so, actually. The site is much more stable than it used to be, and they improved the mobile app a lot too.
SandshoesAndaScrewdriver
Is it cool?
ManOfCulture
Obviously, thats why your not allowed
bryran1
Sick burn
fairiesandunicorns
you're
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Angrily dooted
ManOfCulture
Lyrian
I don't need an app to tell me I only work for about 45 minutes in a day. That's why I decided to go into IT security in the first place.
klinch3R
best way to get started in IT security ? learn programming first or any direct way ?
koopaya
lol that's funny. I think keeping up with the app becomes just another chore. I tried Habit RPG for awhile but it gave me more to do.
Naetron
Both of these comments are dead accurate.
thelizzie
Confirmed. This is also why I went into Front End Development. Hooray Tech Sector.
PhilbertPhrog
The Front End Department: where we check ends to make sure they are still on the front.
thelizzie
You got it! Man you learn quick.
northdpole
45' ? what are you like some sort of uber hax0r? When I goof off is because burp intruder is doing magic <--- that's what boss knows
Redmancometh
I work red team infosec so like hopefully you're working when I get there :P Otherwise it'll be a very bad day
wavinggrass
Lol
InvestigationInPink
Hey, I'm a college student not knowing where the hell to start to do info sec. Help me please?
Whiteoak789
Focus on your specific area of interest I'm doing CIT. But lean toward more programming classes. Talk with advisors and research good luck.
StarsInTheGloom
Get your foot in the door with a support job. Yes it sucks, but having any IT experience is better than none at all post-grad!
StarsInTheGloom
Also, when you find a support job, see if someone in the systems/network/sec team will mentor you. Mentors are amazing!
PuckinFissed
Look at your college's job website and apply in their IT/customer service center if they have one. Thats what ive done, great foot in door
PuckinFissed
A coworker was here for a couple years and took an internship at a sister school in info sec and got the job right after. Wasnt even her mjr
Lyrian
Having a programming base is always great, if not programming then SQL or web design. Most colleges in my area actually have 4 year
Lyrian
IT security bachelors. Once you're fresh out of that much depends on specialization. I've personally gone into the IDS/IPS network ops route
Lyrian
along with a 'general' incident management skills that I've picked up over the years from the jobs I've worked in.
northdpole
learn programmining well, get the web application hackers handbook, get old versions of web applications with known vulnerabilities (1/2)
northdpole
and start code reviewing trying to find the easy things, join your uni's sec team, also owasp.org has some really handy resources (2/2)
l009
Gonna check this out.