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Konjac Noodles: What's the catch?

When I first tried konjac/shiritaki noodles, I thought they were absolutely horrific. As a soup noodle lover, the texture and slurpability was just so wrong. But, after many attempts eating them alongside some real noodles, I actually kind of enjoy them on their own. They are so low calorie for how filling they are, so besides the edibility of the stuff, is there is a catch?

I feel like they would be way more popular if it just worked the way I'm understanding it from the nutrition label.

When I first tried konjac/shiritaki noodles, I thought they were absolutely horrific. As a soup noodle lover, the texture and slurpability was just so wrong. But, after many attempts eating them alongside some real noodles, I actually kind of enjoy them on their own. They are so low calorie for how filling they are, so besides the edibility of the stuff, is there is a catch?

I feel like they would be way more popular if it just worked the way I'm understanding it from the nutrition label.

Hi everyone, I've been trying to improve my insect macro videography. Someone here suggested I use a monopod as opposed to shooting handheld, but i find my footage is still shaky and jittery after trying a bunch of different techniques. Is a monopod just not it for macro video? I love using my tripod but it's just so bulky and hard to set-up when I'm trying to shoot flighty insects. Any advice would be appreciated.

Hi everyone, I've been trying to improve my insect macro videography. Someone here suggested I use a monopod as opposed to shooting handheld, but i find my footage is still shaky and jittery after trying a bunch of different techniques. Is a monopod just not it for macro video? I love using my tripod but it's just so bulky and hard to set-up when I'm trying to shoot flighty insects. Any advice would be appreciated.

Hi all, I was recently looking into getting a nice sound bar, found this sub, and went with the reddit recommendation (Samsung Q990f). I enjoy the quality but still have to test it more.

My only issue so far is that it doesn't manually connect to my TV. I connected them with bluetooth, and my TV says that auto-connect is on with it, but it just doesn't connect until I go to my Tv settings and connect manually every time. It's not the biggest deal but a tad inconvenient to do every single time I use the Tv (which is a lot). It also seems that I have to use the soundbar remote to turn it on every time too. Anyone have a fix to this or know why it doesn't automatically connect? Also, open to any soundbar tips with how to position the small speakers and subwoofer for my small apartment living room. Thanks!