The code I referenced is open sourced and not requiring you to give up your images to some website.

Spend 1 day thinking about the other 9,999 and the rest living

>At the age of 32 and only have 600ish free days until my approx death is kinda depressing.

>Going by that I have 2 years of free time.

I'm confused. Average Canadian lives until 82, so that's 50 more years.

Even if you only get weekends off, and never take a vacation day or holiday, that alone is 104 days a year. Multiply that by 50 years and you get 5,200 days. If you sleep for 8 hours a day you're left with 3,467 days.

Where's the 600 coming from?

With the right attitude, everything is optional!

A lot of time was spent investigating this previously but it wasn't possible to resolve without switching to a different slider system that has it's own drawbacks. There is a jquery problem with the browser that in this case prevents real time values as the slider moves.

I can appreciate that!

If you spent 15 minutes on the page plus writing your comment, that would be about 0.0104% of your day, or 0.0015% of your week, or 0.000028% of your year.

Yup, I'm with you. Unfortunately even after a lot of work investigating this it wasn't possible to resolve without switching to a different slider system that has it's own drawbacks.

Thank you for the useful feedback! The aim was to keep it simple and compact to make mobile use possible, but there's definitely room for improvement with the slider UI.

Every second spent on that site certainly is wasted time. Classic input=output

Do you work? Yes.

Result: You work.

Suicide. Game the system

The tool aims to help you reflect and use your time however you feel best. It purposefully doesn't prescribe one 'right' way, because there isn't one. Only you can decide how you want to spend your day, though this tool may be useful to get a second perspective. It's perfectly good to choose video games as a way to enjoy your day :)

Where does it say any of that? The only reference to exercise would be the impact it has on lifespan, which is based on an average taken from a range of scientific papers. If you would like to see them I'm happy to provide further info.

The tool aims to help you reflect and use your time however you feel best. It purposefully doesn't prescribe one 'right' way, because there isn't one. Only you can decide how you want to spend your day, though this tool may be useful to get a second perspective.

Yeah this is a large part of what the tool is aiming to communicate. Our time is precious and can't be recovered, so it's important to use it however you decide is best.

These would fit into 'vital' activities.

Yeah that is noted, though hopefully you can estimate and still get a useful picture of things overall.

Apologies for the difficulty inputting your info, the next update should make it a little easier. The focus was on keeping everything as simple as possible, but these sliders aren't ideal due to the jquery limitation on updating values in real time.

Thanks for sharing!

Yeah that makes sense. Hopefully you can estimate and still get a useful picture of things overall.

Yeah that means it added up to more than the available time (24hrs). It's a little difficult to get everything inputted on a mobile screen, you should find it easier on a larger screen that shows everything at once. Sorry for the slider trouble.

Thank you for the feedback :)

This is terrifying as well:

http://waitbutwhy.com/2014/05/life-weeks.html

Yea that’s not it chief, I only interact with websites if I HAVE TO on my phone, everything other than cursory searches I perform on actual computers with superior human interface devices.

Though, you can make a convincing argument that in a modern world you should have ux/ui that is cross platform compatible, but I’m sure you’ve experienced a shittier mobile page than a desktop page.

I was told I numbered too much in a money subreddit.... Can you imagine?