Server: Debian

Brain N-Back works pretty well for me.

It wasn't, but it does support Jaeggi mode, which emulates the original study.

I'm wary of anything that tries to quantify healthfulness like this, especially considering the benefits of intermittent fasting.

Ehh. I can see how someone might come up with the "hello in speech bubbles" idea on their own.

While some amount of concern about germs and the like is probably necessary considering the huge number of different people we come into contact with every day, I agree that the general mysophobia has gone a bit far.

Here's a F/OSS version that supports Jaeggi mode (which matches the parameters of the original study):

Use port 80

The point is that older eggs peel easier.

The existing power packs leave much to be desired, but the concept is very cool.

DO NOT USE BTGUARD.

SickBeard lets you set quality. See screenshot.

I lol'd.

Suggestions to graze all day conflict with the research showing the benefits of intermittent fasting. Eat more fat and protein and fewer simple carbs and your blood sugar will effectively regulate itself.

+100 to this.

I do have the NAS (Debian wheezy), but only one XBMC box, so no fancy syncing for me. :(

I was going to say "inb4 it's compared to some fanboi's OS of choice because it has icons and a taskbar", but I see I'm already too late.

SickBeard + Headphones + Couch Potato + XBMC = A beautiful thing.

The custom home screen icons I think can be set (depending on the skin) by setting favorites up. I've never done this, though.

He means Reader, Flash, etc.—the most commonly exploited parts of browsers.