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Tomorrow I'm going to Trieste for the first time on a spontaneous day trip. I'm wondering if there's enough to see in Trieste to fill about 7 hours.

Do you have any recommendations on how to make the most of those 7 hours in Trieste?

Jutri grem prvič v Trst na spontani izlet. Zanima me, ali je v Trstu dovolj zanimivosti za približno 7 ur?

Imate kakšne predloge, kako teh 7 ur v Trstu čim bolje izkoristiti?

Two years ago, I started experiencing unexplained pain in my stomach area, but after a few months it went away. About a month and a half ago, the pain returned, this time a bit stronger.

I went to my doctor, and she sent me for various tests (blood, urine, and stool), but all the results came back normal, so she wasn't sure what was causing the problem. After that, she referred me for a colonoscopy. However, I felt that a colonoscopy probably wouldn't explain the issues I was having in my upper stomach area, so I asked her to refer me for a gastroscopy as well.

During the gastroscopy, they found a small hernia, and my stomach lining was inflamed. I was prescribed medication for reflux for two months, but I still have symptoms. It doesn't hurt all the time, but there is a constant unpleasant sensation, and if I bend over to tie my shoes or do something similar, it hurts.

I asked both my doctor and the specialist who performed the gastroscopy whether this could be fixed somehow or if surgery was an option. They both told me that surgery is not necessary for such a small hernia and that I should manage it through appropriate lifestyle changes.

The problem is that I'm only 32 and hopefully still have my whole life ahead of me. I can't imagine not being able to work out properly, lift weights, and eat the foods I enjoy for the rest of my life.

I've read here that even people with very small hernias have undergone surgery and are feeling much better afterward. So why wouldn't my doctors recommend surgery for me while I'm still relatively young? I would assume that the recovery process would be easier and faster at my age.

I just tested another camera app from the Play Store, and I was amazed at how well the focus works in it. You can get very close to subjects too, which for some reason is impossible with Samsung's Camera app. It also focuses on subjects very quickly.

What's funny is that if I try to focus on a subject in the Camera app, it doesn't work. But if I switch to that third-party app and focus there, then switch back to the Camera app, suddenly it's in focus there as well.

Does anyone else know of any other apps that work better than Samsung's? The app I'm currently testing is MotionCam Pro, which is primarily made for video capturing, but it also has photo mode.

I'm on Samsung Galaxy S25.

Besides PC, Xbox360 and Playstation 3 emulation?

Is there a way to update leaked portable version of the game with new patch?

I wonder what kind of setups you guys use to keep your phones cool while playing more graphically demanding games.

I tried looking for a phone controller with a built-in cooler, but I only found one, and it seems to have pretty bad reviews (the fan apparently stops working fairly quickly).

Then I thought about buying a clamp for my DualSense controller, but like most mobile controllers, it doesn't leave enough space to attach a cooler to the back of the phone. I also looked at some phone stands, but ran into the same problem.

So what setup could I use to play games on my phone with a controller while also keeping the phone cool?