I had to start supplementing with psyllium fiber (powder) several months ago after a massive hemorrhoid attack last fall. (Surgeon gave me the identical advice.)

If I don’t get at least 40 g a day of total fiber (about 20+ of which are the powder), stools get large ‘n’ hard. It’s working, and my ass is thanking me.

What I’m having trouble squaring is I don’t think we evolved eating that much fiber every day. Pre-agriculture it would have been (depending on which part of the planet) lot’s of animal protein and whatever roots & berries you could find, right?

Another satisfied Arc Browser user.

Just realized I’ve got a wide selection: Windows, MacOS, Android, and EndevourOS, and Manjaro. (I haven’t booted the Windows box in MONTHS…)

It will be interesting to know if the cables for these things will be stolen for their copper or other metals on a regular basis.

Came here to mention Cronometer. 👍

Nifty! Is there an option to selectively compile packages? So I could try it on the apps I use most often? 🤔

Simple Gallery is potentially suspect now?! 🤦‍♂️

Nifty!

Many seem to have the attitude that if you never use them, the bulbs will never burn out. Problem solved.

Agreed!

Laugh, grimace, or down vote if you must, but I keep one handy and it works wonders. Clog-free in '23!

When I first got the Roku, I had a “Oh, HELL NO!” moment when I saw that the Youtube app delivered fresh, sticky ads to my eyeballs–for which I have zero tolerance on all my devices.

A little research resulted, and I ordered a Pi 4. A couple of days later, after it was set up, I realized that PiHole (and later, AdGuard Home) would NOT filter out Youtube ads (although they work quite well for OTHER ad-filtering).

Shortly after that, Youtube offered me a free, 3-mo subscription, upon which I bit.

$11.99 felt steep to me, but I begrudgingly complied. At $13.99? That might be a deal-breaker.

If someone can point me towards a tutorial on blocking YT ads on both Roku & Android TV I’ll cancel my Premium subscription as soon as I see it working.