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authorGuillermo Ramos2021-07-30 17:04:02 +0200
committerGuillermo Ramos2021-07-30 17:04:02 +0200
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#!/bin/bash
#
-# gromo - To count your daily gromodoros :thumbsup
+# gromo - To count your daily Gromodoros :thumbsup. A Gromo is a short unit of
+# time, usually 20 minutes, in which you are committed to do your work
+# and only your work. It's basically the Pomodoro technique, but more
+# opinionated. In particular, it's designed to implement the advice an
+# optician once gave me, the "20/20/20" rule, which is: for each 20
+# minutes looking at the screen, look away at least 20 meters away for
+# at least 20 seconds. Also, not every type of work benefits from the
+# interruptions 5-minute rests provoke. So, if the mainstream is not
+# enough for you, enter the all-flexible, eye-careful, non-interrupting
+# Gromodoros.
#
# Dependencies: curl and mpv for the 'ding' sound; slock to force you to rest :)
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