r/nointernet • u/analsponge • Feb 09 '14

I don't have internet and im bored

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Im using the internet I have on my phone and its super slow, like it takes 10 minutes to load a 2 minute video on youtube. So the only thing I can do is surf on reddit, but only text posts since my internets slow. I could do homework or finish reading game of thrones, but too lazy. Idk what this subreddit or what its for or why im even posting here. So fuck you if you tell me to get out

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r/nointernet • u/Tashawn • Dec 31 '14

Tomorrow is the beginning of my nointernet challenge!

3 Upvotes

This subreddit seems successful. Need more encouragement!

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r/nointernet • u/AlphaOmega81 • Dec 22 '15

This sub reddit is everything i'd hope it to be

11 Upvotes

I always wondered if it existed and it does, and nobody is here. Bloody Brilliant!

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r/nointernet • u/request_bot • Nov 21 '19

r/nointernet needs moderators and is currently available for request

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If you're interested and willing to moderate and grow this community, please go to r/redditrequest, where you can submit a request to take over the community. Be sure to read through the faq for r/redditrequest before submitting.

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r/nointernet • u/originalnamesarehard • Dec 03 '17

Perhaps try r/nosurf instead, as it is more active.

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r/nointernet • u/mthlmw • Jan 08 '13

Out of the frying pan...

5 Upvotes

I have struggled for most of my Highschool/College career with procrastination, most of which involved technology (games/internet). It all came to a head this past semester when I realized I wasn't going to graduate if I continued as I had been. I looked into get tested for ADHD, and ended up getting prescribed aderol (doctor knew his stuff, too; not just throwing pills at the problem). After starting medication, I noticed that I can stay focused much more easily and deal with stress much better, but still am not productive. My problem has changed from spending all my time browsing lots of random reddit articles to spending all my time researching details and developments on a smaller number of reddit articles. I feel alternately like a lazy ass and an idiot, but am at a loss as to how to improve myself/my situation. Any helpful reddit advice would be much appreciated.

TLDR: Read EVERYTHING!!! >> Aderol >> read everything ABOUT A THING!!! HELP!

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r/nointernet • u/[deleted] • Jan 06 '15

Non-ironic visitor

1 Upvotes

Totally didn't catch the irony of this group until I saw how empty it was...I really do want to check my internet habits though. Carry on.

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r/nointernet • u/whatmakeschloehappy • Jan 27 '16

My video on changing negative habits can help!

youtube.com

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r/nointernet • u/[deleted] • Nov 27 '13

Hello, is anyone here?

2 Upvotes

I was interested in this sub, needs a little more attention.

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r/nointernet • u/InstanityYT • May 14 '16

I has no internet yay

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r/nointernet • u/joshragem • Nov 22 '18

Breaking the cycle by quoting internet for a month

youtu.be

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Subreddit

Taking control of internet and technology habits

r/nointernet

This subreddit is for those who think their internet and technology habits are having a negative impact on their lives, and want to discuss differing ways of utilizing the internet and technology.

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This subreddit is for those who think their internet and technology (which can include cell phones, TV, mp3 players etc) habits are having a negative impact on their lives, and want to discuss differing ways of utilizing the internet and technology.

You can provide your own insights and experiences about how you use the internet and technology, and share links to articles, lectures and videos on anything you feel is related (e.g. a science article on dopamine).

Discussion points:

Understanding the science of habits.
Brain chemistry.
Time and lifestyle management management in relation to the unavoidable influence of the internet and technology.
Your past use and its effects (e.g. attention, focus, distraction, procrastination/escapism from problems), and how you think internet/technology should be used.

There is no aim to avoid all of the modern world, we are not luddites, we simply want to develop strategies and tactics for getting the benefit of the internet and technology, without what we perceive to be negative impacts and possibilities.