Remains of the Day: Amazon Prime Deal Is so Bad It Must Be an April Fool’s Joke
Amazon Prime deals are easy to find, and you can even get a month’s free sign up, but Sprint’s “bargain” for its customers is so […]
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Place the Dough in a Bowl Twice the Size so You Know When It Has Risen
Many yeast dough recipes advise raising the dough until it doubles in size, but if you’re not a professional baker, this is tricky to look […]
Continue reading »Build a Motion Sensing Security Camera With Raspberry Pi and Windows IoT
Turning a Raspberry Pi into a motion-sensing security camera is a classic Pi project , but Microsoft changed the classic a bit by showing how […]
Continue reading »The Best Type of Gloves for Any DIY Project
Many DIY projects require gloves, but what type of gloves you use affects not only the project, but your safety as well. So, Make magazine […]
Continue reading »Everything You Need to Set up Bluetooth on Your Raspberry Pi 3
One of the best new features on the Raspberry Pi 3 is built-in Bluetooth , but while the software required to get it working is […]
Continue reading »Older Drugs May Be Better Than New Fashions
Most of all you hear about new drugs. Pharmaceutical companies may charge higher fees for new drugs before generics are on the territory, so it’s […]
Continue reading »Get a Free CloudBerry Backup Pro License for Mac or Linux, Typically $ 30.
OS X / Linux: CloudBerry Lab is giving away free licenses to its premium backup client, which typically costs $ 29.99. It offers encryption, compression, […]
Continue reading »Make Burgers Better by Mixing Meat With Mushrooms
Combine minced meat with chopped mushrooms for a nutritious, organic burger that will also save you money at the grocery store. Thanks to its umami […]
Continue reading »The Problem With “don’t Take It Personally, This Is Business”
The traditional advice “don’t take it personally, it’s business” can be problematic. He suggests that you simply write off your experience as the risks of […]
Continue reading »How to Master Microsoft Office OneNote
Microsoft OneNote has been one of our favorite note-taking apps for years, and it keeps getting better. The application is completely free to install on […]
Continue reading »Why Think of Thrift As an Opportunity, Not a Victim
We tend to think of budgeting and thrift as depriving ourselves. It might be more helpful to rethink how we think about reducing things. I […]
Continue reading »Most Viewed Posts This Week: March 25 to April 1
This week was dedicated to good old Microsoft. Their annual developer conference gave us a glimpse of what’s coming to Windows and other products later […]
Continue reading »Your Workplace Shouldn’t Inspire You, It Should Be Innovative
My most productive places of work are cafes. They are not very inspiring. In fact, they are usually loud and uncomfortable, but while I’m there, […]
Continue reading »Why Your Recipe Uses Cocoa Powder Instead of Chocolate
Since chocolate and cocoa powder are both made from the same plant, you might be tempted to substitute one for the other in a recipe, […]
Continue reading »Paint Your Home in Neutral Colors to Maintain Its Selling Price
The value of your home fluctuates depending on a number of factors. Some of these factors are pretty obvious: noisy neighbors, the quality of nearby […]
Continue reading »Start the 100 Day Challenge to Build Habits Without Overwhelming You
One of the hardest parts of forming new habits is giving up old habits. To make things easier for yourself, turn your habit into a […]
Continue reading »Monospace Writer Leaves Beta, Organizes and Locks Files With Hashtags
When we first looked at it last year, Monospace was already a good editor with no distractions. The app is now out of beta and […]
Continue reading »Facebook Can Be As Important As LinkedIn for Job Searches
When you’re looking for a new job, you probably don’t go to Facebook at first. However, the largest social network can still be important for […]
Continue reading »Spoiler for Your April Fools Day 2016 Rally
Today is a fool’s day. This means that you have two options: either you can mourn the fact that today is a day of competitive […]
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