I find this a useful framework for thinking about busy-ness. I'm someone who skews towards feeling over-responsible for things, has a hard time saying 'No', etc. Comments here are making me realize that not everyone is like this and that maybe a better workload balance is possible. Does anyone have suggestions for books, articles, etc that have helped you improve your workload management and set boundaries regarding projects, ask for help when you're overloaded, etc? I often feel like I'm just at the mercy of what is put on my plate by other people.
Using old.reddit.com + Reddit Enhancement Suite extension, and subscribing to subreddits focused on high quality discussion (usually signalled by "Discussion" or "True" in the subreddit name) gives the best experience of the site IMO. But even so I feel that version reddit is slowly fading over time. I'm half expecting to wakeup one day to find that old.reddit.com is no longer available.
What are you referring to? What is their affiliation with Montenegro, and what is no longer optional?
Edit: Also in terms of incentives, is there another decent email provider that offers the same suite of services (end-to-end encrypted email that won't data mine you and serve ads to you?). That's still the main draw for me.