As for SRS reps, I eventually made this real easy for myself by not doing reps. I simply kept the tab open all day and would switch to it every few seconds, every minute or whenever I felt like it throughout the day. It was always there. If I was watching a movie and there was a silent scene with nothing happening, I’d have a quick browse through the SRS. If it was an unimportant scene there to simply stimulate the senses, I would do reps until it finished. If I was watching a talk show and they switched to a subject I am not interested in, SRS. If someone starts singing, SRS. When it goes to adverts, SRS. Or I may use these intervals to read a sentence or two from an article.
In short, I don’t dedicate specific time for any one specific thing, I don’t set out to do something, it is just always there. There’s always something to read, something to see, something to hear.

After a long day at work, I like to slouch at my desk and immerse in audio/video. But I had real trouble doing my reps because that involved **shock, horror** sitting upright to use my touchpad and pen. Sometimes I’d neglect the decks for days.

Now, I’ve plugged in a mouse with the laser taped over, so it can just sit static over the “show answer” and “good” buttons in Anki. Click with the left hand, trace the answer on my thigh with the right, lazy as hell.

It’s kind of pathetic, but it’s also kind of cool because now I can comfortably do more reps, and add more cards in the morning in the confidence that I’ll have the energy to review them in the evening. So faster progress.