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I probably wouldn’t trust any free reminder site with all my most important passwords
Do you have a friend or parent who can schedule an email from their account? If you don’t trust them with your passwords you could also just encrypt the whole thing first. I did something similar to this with screen limit settings while my girlfriend had the password, and it made me never want to access them badly enough to ask her.
One other thing that’s worked well for me - a kitchen safe timer. I lock up my phone in one at work and get so much more done. You could also theoretically lock your passwords in there too (from minutes to 10 days)
Anyway, congrats on procrastinating by exploring ways on not procrastinating
It's actually one of the things I like about lemmy. I don't feel like I get hooked in the same way as other sites, because there's less of an infinite scroll. So getting some advice and entertainment, but not losing 12 hours a day!
And I think getting my partner to have some of my passwords might be a good idea. But it doesn't work for me if it's screen time locks and stuff like that. Last time I tried that (locking with a long unmemorable password and leaving it at home) I just factory reset my device to get it back working....
The timer safe sounds like it would work! Thanks!