Check Your Emergency Supplies Now
Hello survivalists! Remember when we talked about preparing for the Day of Judgment for non-paranoid people ? How, in these uncertain times, we should all […]
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Fix Bad Education (or Enhance Good Education) With These Videos
Some people received excellent education in high school. But some of us were sent to an evangelical Christian school, where we learned that evolution is […]
Continue reading »How to Convince Kids Not to Trust the Five-Second Rule
There is no magic force field to keep germs in check as long as you shout “the five second rule!” and scoop up the fallen […]
Continue reading »Have a “home Auction” With Your Children When They Cannot Do Something Peacefully
There will always be fights with siblings over who will name the new puppy, who will pick the movie for Movie Night, who will become […]
Continue reading »The IPhone Has Wireless Charging. Now What?
It has only been five years since almost all major manufacturers adopted the inductive charging standard, but Apple has finally added Qi inductive charging (also […]
Continue reading »What to Do Instead of Simulating an Orgasm
Fake orgasm is not good for anyone. It does not satisfy you; if anything, it distracts from your experience because you are more focused on […]
Continue reading »How to Take Care of Your Health As an Adult
The first time you need to make an appointment with a doctor, you may want those days – perhaps not too long ago – when […]
Continue reading »New Non-Sports Live Streaming Service on the Way
Sports channels are a must for many TV viewers, but for those not interested in watching any sporting events, including them in a TV streaming […]
Continue reading »The Most Immersive Moments of an Apple Event Based on Audience Heart Rate
Apple Watch’s heart rate monitoring features were highlighted at yesterday’s event: the new watch will track more heart rate-related metrics, and Apple will partner with […]
Continue reading »How to Raise Children En Masse When You Have Many Children
I don’t know how you do it, this is what the parents of many children often hear, say three or more. The truth is, sometimes […]
Continue reading »I’m Slack CTO Cal Henderson, and This Is How I Work
Cal Henderson is the co-founder and CTO of Slack, a leading workplace messaging platform that Henderson’s team invented while trying to create an online game […]
Continue reading »Distractions Are What You Trigger in Your Own Mind.
Welcome back to Mid-Week Meditations , Lifehacker’s weekly dive into the pool of stoic wisdom and how you can use its waters to meditate and […]
Continue reading »There Is Still No “safe” Amount of Alcohol to Drink During Pregnancy.
This week’s study of alcohol consumption in pregnancy has gone both ways : drinking alcohol lightly is perfectly safe in some news reports, and strictly […]
Continue reading »Your Olive Garden Pasta Ticket Can Go With Your Trip to Italy
Starting tomorrow, Olive Garden lovers will again get the chance to purchase the Never Ending Pasta Pass , which – for $ 100 – sends […]
Continue reading »How to Know If You Have Been Affected by the Equifax Hack
There are a number of nefarious things to watch out for when your Social Security number has been compromised. Due to the recent Equifax data […]
Continue reading »Bodega Shows What Is Wrong With Technology Funding, but It Won’t Kill Your Real Bodega
The founders of Bodega , a new vending machine startup looking to replace convenience stores, probably didn’t expect the Internet to immediately hate them . […]
Continue reading »Mobile Blogger Mini Bag
You don’t always want to take your laptop with you when going on a day trip, but your phone’s tiny screen will be just for […]
Continue reading »Why the Underfunded 2020 Census Is a Civil Rights Issue
The census is in a quandary at the level of the horn . The ten-year census, which is conducted once every ten years for the […]
Continue reading »Amex to Allow Delta-Branded Cardholders to Borrow Travel Rewards Miles
Let’s say you want to plan an epic trip to Spain and you have loads of credit card outlets , but you juuuuuuust hesitate to […]
Continue reading »If You Want to Do Better at School, Ask for Help
Studying can seem like a solitary activity – looking back on my student days, I remember sitting alone at my desk with my textbooks, markers, […]
Continue reading »Boxy 2 Is a Beautiful Inbox From the Mac Gmail Client
There are many options when it comes to email clients. I have been using Boxy for the last week. Initially launched in late 2015, the […]
Continue reading »Why a Relaxing Vacation Should Last at Least Eight Days
Sometimes a quick vacation is better than nothing, but if you can change it, try at least eight days. Research shows that you need at […]
Continue reading »These Are Devices That Support IOS 11 and MacOS High Sierra
At its press event yesterday, Apple announced a host of new products , including a trio of new iPhones (like the $ 999 iPhone X […]
Continue reading »How to Combine Weed and Wine
As marijuana becomes more and more available legally, it is losing its shady reputation and becoming more sophisticated. Fashionable people can now enjoy a very […]
Continue reading »Equifax Waives Commission for Freezing a Loan for 30 Days
Another day, yet another attempt by Equifax to stem the tide of consumer anger following a giant hack that left up to 143 million personal […]
Continue reading »5 Really Important Apple IPhone 8 Announcements
Apple just had 2 hours of hype inviting media and fans to its new headquarters in Cupertino to unveil its latest line of gadgets and […]
Continue reading »What You Need to Know About Face ID on IPhone X
The full-screen display on the iPhone X may be the first thing you’ll notice in a new device, but Apple’s redesigned front camera deserves your […]
Continue reading »Should You Upgrade to IPhone 8?
It’s September now, and it can only mean one thing: Apple just announced several new iPhones. This year, the company unveiled the iPhone 8 and […]
Continue reading »How to Get Your Schlabby, Bum Boy to the Curb
You have problems, I have advice. This tip does not contain powdered sugar – in fact, it does not contain sugar and can even be […]
Continue reading »How to Deal With Anxiety About Being Unable to Exercise
By now, your regular exercise has become as second nature as breathing or wearing pants before leaving the house, but now something – a long […]
Continue reading »How Unprotected Illuminates Black Actors Correctly
For decades, photography and video equipment has been designed and tested for white people only. Lighting darker skin tones requires a different approach than lighting […]
Continue reading »Feed Your Inner (or Real) Child With DIY Pizza Snacks
I am a very big fan of Lunchables, both product and concept. The food boxes that cannot be prepared, collected or eaten are convenient, customizable […]
Continue reading »Microsoft Workspace App Provides Mac Users With Helpful Information
Microsoft’s Pilot Projects division has released a toolbar utility for Office 365 Mac users that lets you access OneDrive files, make video calls, and see […]
Continue reading »Debitize Links Your Credit Card to Your Bank Account so You Can Earn Rewards Responsibly
Using a credit card has advantages over a debit card , but there can be problems when budgeting with a credit card. One waste of […]
Continue reading »PSA: Parents, Screw the Dresser to the Wall
Last week, I saw another furniture recall: Ameriwood Home recalled 1.6 million dressers after a four-year-old was injured in an accident involving a typical dresser. […]
Continue reading »Official Tweetstorm Feature Will Destroy Twitter Again
Twitter is reportedly testing a feature in its Android app that will automatically reformat large blocks of text into long self-reply threads or tweets. This […]
Continue reading »Make Sandwiches With Frozen Bread to Get Rid of Dampness
The only sadder thing than opening a lunchbox to find a wet sandwich is opening your child’s lunchbox at the end of the day to […]
Continue reading »Start a Cooking Club With Other Parents to Share the Work
Packing school lunches every day can be a little tedious, and the results can be a little monotonous. (Sorry, my dear child, who has been […]
Continue reading »What to Do If Your Child Has Too Hard Homework
Helping with homework will become a part of daily life when your child reaches school age. It’s easy for the first couple of years, but […]
Continue reading »How to Deal With All the Social Media Bullshit
Social media is bullshit because it’s the hose of everything. Essential oils cure all diseases! Sharks swim on the freeways of Houston! Okay, not really. […]
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