Improve Your Cover Letter by Comparing It to Your Resume
You know you need to tailor both your resume and cover letter for each job you apply for, but it’s easy to get them to […]
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Will It Be Sous Vide? Let’s Pick a Different Theme!
Once again, it’s time for all of you wonderful people to choose another meal for me that I can make using sous vide. Last week’s […]
Continue reading »Do a Great Low-Impact Cardio Workout on the Rowing Machine
During rush hours, all the treadmills seem to be busy, but those two rowing machines? Not a soul. That’s good news because you can still […]
Continue reading »Adjust the Withholding Amount Now Because Next Year’s Tax Refunds May Be Late
If you usually get a lot of tax refunds, it might be time to fix that. The IRS announced that the 2016 tax refunds might […]
Continue reading »Remove Rust Stains on Knives With Vinegar
The knife is the most important tool in the kitchen. But over time, these annoying red rust stains appear on them, either from regular use […]
Continue reading »TheAppStore Searches ITunes and Mac App Store Using Age, Price and Rating Filters
Internet: For some reason, Apple has never created a fully functional online version of the iTunes App Store or Mac App Store, and it has […]
Continue reading »25 Popular Life Hacks for Parents to Be Tested
Parenting is a lot of work, so who can blame parents looking for advice and guidance to make it all easier? Unfortunately, not all life […]
Continue reading »Create a Physical Password Store That Stores Your Passwords
Password managers are an easy way to make your passwords more secure . If you’ve ever needed a physical device that could store passwords, Adafruit […]
Continue reading »Rest of the Day: OneNote Can Help You With Your Math Homework
If you have a Windows 10 touchscreen device like Surface, OneNote can now recognize handwritten math equations and even help you find solutions. The new […]
Continue reading »Rate Your Desires From One to Ten Before Negotiating With Your Boss
Making good deals is an art. But before you get started, you need to know your priorities and what actually makes the deal profitable. Therefore, […]
Continue reading »The Safest Way to Go Downhill by Bike
Biking downhill is exhilarating – until, after a few seconds, it becomes terrifying. Experienced cyclists have a few tricks to keep downhill safe, even if […]
Continue reading »Set up a Packing Station to Encourage Kids to Prepare Their Own Lunch
Letting the kids put together their own lunch will make your morning less hectic and give them some independence. Make it easier by installing a […]
Continue reading »The Cheapest Way to Protect Your Camera From Rain
You’ve probably guessed that a plastic bag can protect your DSLR from rain or snow. But there is a proper way to use it, as […]
Continue reading »50 Fun Projects to Bring Your Labor Day to Life
Today is Labor Day in the US and Canada, so we sit back and relax. Whether you want to use your free time to work, […]
Continue reading »Navbar Apps Customize Android Navigation Bar, No Root Required
Android: Android’s open – mindedness is great, but some things can’t be customized without rooting or installing Xposed . One of those elements was the […]
Continue reading »Hide Your Valuables in This DIY Secret Compartment
This homemade floating shelf opens to reveal a secret compartment where you can stash whatever you want for easy access. Here’s how to build your […]
Continue reading »Pastebot Is a Versatile Clipboard Manager for Mac and Is Currently Free in Beta
Mac: Dozens of clipboard managers have emerged over the years, and most of them do one simple thing: keep a history of what you copy […]
Continue reading »Come Early to Impress the Boss, but Don’t Be Late
It doesn’t matter how long you stay in the office . Your manager will appreciate your early arrival more, according to a recent study from […]
Continue reading »Miso and Pork Make a Delicious Sauce
We tend to think of sauces as white, creamy liquids with bits of herbs or other greens hanging from them, but Serious Eats has a […]
Continue reading »Torrenting Showdown: Transmission Vs QBitorrent Vs ΜTorrent
There are more BitTorrent clients than we could compare, but some of the most popular – and the best – have been in the spotlight […]
Continue reading »Windscribe Is a Combination of VPN and Browser-Based Privacy Package
Windows / macOS / Linux / Android / iOS / Chrome / Firefox: The best VPNs encrypt your data and keep all your messages safe […]
Continue reading »Top Downloads This Week
Every week we share the number of downloads for all platforms to help you get started. Here are the top downloads this week. MuscleWiki app […]
Continue reading »What to Look for When Buying a New School Backpack
Whether you are buying a new backpack for your child or acquiring one for your own learning, these are the key features it should have. […]
Continue reading »Use Your Raspberry Pi to Keep Track of Who Is at Home or in the Office
Do you work in an office or have a home where you don’t see everyone? Initially, they used a Raspberry Pi Zero to track when […]
Continue reading »Start Striving for Big Goals With an Easy Task That Has Huge Rewards
Big goals are discouraging, and it’s common to break them down into smaller goals . But you may still have problems getting started. To overcome […]
Continue reading »Combine Butter and Chicken Fat for the Tastiest Namaz
When I fry a whole chicken, there are two things I care about most: skin and fat. Not only is Schmalz a great cooking oil, […]
Continue reading »Rejoice, Mochi Ice Cream Can Be Made at Home
A delicious mochi prides itself on being soft and chewy. Making such mochi is usually a laborious,cruel and rather dangerous process. This homemade mochi ice […]
Continue reading »Top 10 YouTube Channels That Inspire You to Cook
I watch YouTube like a lot of people watch TV. I also love cooking shows, so this week I’m bringing them together to share some […]
Continue reading »Determine the Angle of Cut Using Only a Level
If you are doing something like placing the posts on a sloped surface, you will probably need to measure the exact angle at which you […]
Continue reading »How to Play Google’s Secret Neko Atsume-Style Easter Egg in Android Nougat
If you love collecting virtual cats and have Android Nougat, you’re in luck: Google has added a cat collecting Easter egg called Android Neko to […]
Continue reading »Open a Beer Bottle With 17 Random Items in the House
When it’s party time, bottle openers are never enough. Here are 17 different ways to open a beer or soda lid that you might not […]
Continue reading »Top Cities to Visit on Your College Trip
You have a few days off at school, you and your friends are packed in your car, and you’re ready to hit the road. This […]
Continue reading »Most Viewed Posts This Week: Aug 26 – Sep 2
This week we looked at money habits that seem reasonable but can actually hurt your credit history, compared the original World of Warcraft to its […]
Continue reading »Samsung Recalls Galaxy Note 7 Devices and Replaces All Devices With New Ones
Samsung today announced that it will recall its Galaxy Note 7 smartphone due to fire hazardous batteries. Sales of new units are currently on hold. […]
Continue reading »Antibacterial Soap Is No Longer FDA Approved
Soap containing antibacterial ingredients like triclosan will disappear from store shelves within a year. The FDA announced today a rule that these ingredients are no […]
Continue reading »Prepare a Super Fast Soft Serve With Frozen Fruit and Condensed Milk
Sweetened condensed milk is a sure-fire shortcut for making ice cream without whipping, and when combined with frozen fruit, it can be turned into a […]
Continue reading »Will It Be Sous Vide? Cream Cheesecake Edition
Hello everyone, and welcome back to yet another seething Will It Sous Vide? , a column where you can tell me what to do with […]
Continue reading »To Improve Your Job, Talk to People Who Benefit From It.
If you want to get feedback on your work, it’s easy enough. Just ask your boss. However, if you want especially useful feedback, talk to […]
Continue reading »Common Types of Plugs and the Countries in Which They Are Used in One Picture
When traveling abroad, you should always throw the AC adapter in your bag. This figure is a quick reference guide to common types of plugs […]
Continue reading »Why You Should Always Add a Little Sugar to Your Salad Dressing
Oil and acid are the main ingredients of the vinaigrette, but in order for the flavor of the dressing to really stand out, you need […]
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