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 poetofcode rated 17 months ago- Hah. I may have to do this. It reminds me of a piece of bash I had in my .profile to tell me that it's rather late and I "shouldn't really be hacking at this hour. Go get some sleep!"
I'd prefer a way to make my Gnome screensaver time-locked rather than shutting down the... more
- Tags: linux, sleep, stumbleupon, ubuntu
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- StumblerDown rated 10 months agolinux
- Pretty good - however, it can't really be put down to the "power of Linux" - you can do exactly the same in windows.
- marcusklaas reviewed 12 months agolinux
- would be cool (or maybe annoying) if this was an easter egg but doing it yourself is just rediculous tbfh
- hyphen9 rated 13 months agolinux
- How to Get Enough Sleep Despite StumbleUpon with Ubuntu
- Joe-Anonymous reviewed 17 months agolinux
- Is there a reason this has been stumbled? Maybe it's telling me something...
- slashubuntu rated 17 months agolinux
- Not for everyone, but I'm sure it will save someone's sanity.
Ubuntu rocks!
- poetofcode rated 17 months agolinux
- Hah. I may have to do this. It reminds me of a piece of bash I had in my .profile to tell me that it's rather late and I "shouldn't really be hacking at this hour. Go get some sleep!"
I'd prefer a way to make my Gnome screensaver time-locked rather than shutting down the machine completely, as there are things which I'd rather keep running overnight (I sometimes like to download fresh ISOs of new Linux distributions and keep them seeding overnight while I'm not otherwise using my connection). (By the way, it's 7:31AM and I've still not been to sleep. Good job I have the day off. And now I'm off to sleep)
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