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MoviePass, a service that lets you watch a different number of movies with a different set of restrictions each month, recently switched to a three-movie-a-month […]
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Pokémon Go Finally Gets Parental Controls
Mums and Dads thanked Pokémon Go for encouraging their kids to explore nature – even if that means taking their screens with them. Parents can […]
Continue reading »What You Need to Know About Money at the Age of 50 and 60
So you have a decent sized poultry house , your debts are paid, and your estate is more or less in order . You are […]
Continue reading »How to Use Your Phone When the Screen Is Cracked
You drop your phone and the screen breaks. Ugh. You’ve probably cleverly put important data in the cloud, right? – you may still want to […]
Continue reading »Our Readers’ Top Travel Tips for Pittsburgh
Jesus Christ, our readers left 121 comments with tips on how to visit and live in Pittsburgh . We’ve removed all the best ones so […]
Continue reading »How Long Should Your Shorts Be?
Male website of GQ, which is pretentious, but deserves, find the correct length of men’s shorts . Length depends on two factors: your objective height […]
Continue reading »How to Use Cortana and Alexa Together
Just this month, Amazon and Microsoft made their voice assistants start talking to each other , and you can now use Cortana to access Alexa, […]
Continue reading »How Do I Back up My Data to the Cloud?
The subject of file backups and online storage came the other day at a Lifehacker staff meeting, and resident door owner Nick Douglas struck that […]
Continue reading »What You Need to Know About Money Between the Ages of 30 and 40
Your 20 years are behind you, and now you have a spouse, children and maybe even a house to show. Ideally, you save a little […]
Continue reading »“Smelly and Dirty Show” Teaches Children to Ask “What If?”
There is a problem in the city. A dump truck threw a trash can of bowling balls into the street without realizing it – balls […]
Continue reading »Prepare Taco Bell Salt With Remaining Sauce Packets
I have a slightly embarrassing fast food habit that not only keeps me calm and humble, but also keeps my shopping bag filled with only […]
Continue reading »How to Perform Reverse Image Search in an Easy Way
If you’ve stumbled upon an image on the Internet – perhaps on your favorite social networking site – and want to know more about it, […]
Continue reading »How to Make Pasta Sauce Without Boiling From Almost Any Vegetable
It doesn’t take long on the stove for the noodles to taste good, so they work reliably in the summer. As much as I love […]
Continue reading »You’ve Probably Misused the Can Opener
There are some things that will never be replaced by an attachment, and the rugged, hand-powered can opener is one of them. Unfortunately, we are […]
Continue reading »Confirmed: Women’s Trouser Pockets Are Bullshit.
Extensive major research has confirmed what women have known – and cried about – for some time: the pockets on our jeans are bullshit. While […]
Continue reading »“Save for Freedom, Not Retirement”
If you can’t bring yourself to save money for retirement (you say there are too many other things to worry about and I’m not going […]
Continue reading »Make Friends Give up MoviePass and Sinemia Will Give You $ 10
As MoviePass continues to struggle, starting today, existing Sinemia customers may have some incentive to convince their friends to leave the ship and join Sinemia […]
Continue reading »We’re Co-Hosts of “The Nod” by Brittany and Eric, and This Is How We Work
The Nod , the popular Gimlet Media podcast about black life and culture hosted by Brittany Luze and Eric Eddings, is back from summer vacation […]
Continue reading »How to Get Six Months of Apple Music for Free Through Verizon
Verizon announced that customers from any of the three unlimited traffic plans will receive 6 months of free Apple Music . And if you’re already […]
Continue reading »How to Get Customizable Quick Settings and Notifications Without Updating to Android Pie
If you’ve updated to Android Pie, you’ve probably discovered a lot of new features on your device, as well as some new visual changes. One […]
Continue reading »How to Use Amazon Echo As a Home Security System
If you’re renting, you may not be able to install a traditional wired security system, and if you live in a small space, you probably […]
Continue reading »What You Need to Know About Money Between the Ages of 20 and 30
So, you’re on your own in the real world, with a steady job and 401 (k) to match. You’ve built yourself a decent credit score […]
Continue reading »Why Middle Age Can Be the Best Part of Your Life
If you had to guess what the best era in life would be, you could say, “Be young and no obligation” or “old with a […]
Continue reading »Keeping the Door Open Isn’t That Hard
This is not difficult. It feels difficult! When you walk through a door right in front of someone else, you need to keep that door […]
Continue reading »The Best Ginger Syrup Requires No Heat
Cocktail syrup is very easy to make – some would say simple. Pour sugar into water, heat until dissolved, let cool. If you want a […]
Continue reading »Is Your MoviePass Subscription Still Worth It?
We watch the death of MoviePass in real time. Last week, the movie ticket subscription service began actively closing its coffin, canceling cancellations by users […]
Continue reading »How Much Salt Does a Pasta Really Need?
Well-seasoned water is the basis of any delicious pasta . These days, you’ll have a hard time finding a pasta recipe that doesn’t tell you […]
Continue reading »The Best Kids’ Lunchboxes According to Our Cleaning Expert
Jolie Kerr is a cleaning expert, advice columnist, and New York Times bestselling author of My Boyfriend Is Boiling In My Purse … And Other […]
Continue reading »Capital One’s New Savor Card Compared to Other Lunch Bonus Cards
Capital One has updated the rewards on its Savor card, and the new offerings will appeal to people who eat out a lot or spend […]
Continue reading »What Do You Mean If Your Flight Is Canceled
A canceled flight almost always means flying on a later flight, which can lead to a loss of connection, a shortened vacation time, and sometimes […]
Continue reading »These Are the Playlists Everyone Needs to Make
Certain moods need soundtracks. When you are sad, excited, or kissing, certain music can enhance the experience and give your life that grand cinematic quality. […]
Continue reading »Select a Name for the Cat to Which She Will Respond
Does your cat seem to be ignoring you? Don’t they come when called? Your cat might be a jerk. Or they may simply not recognize […]
Continue reading »How to Switch Between Google Maps and Apple Maps in IOS
Usually, people pick one mapping app for their phones and stick with it, but there are times when you might need to run another app […]
Continue reading »How to Prevent Android Pie From Updating With Error on Your Pixel XL
If you’re a Pixel XL user and haven’t been in a rush to update your phone to Android Pie, you might want to ditch it […]
Continue reading »Summer Roll Can Be From Any Salad
There is something very nice about a summer bun. While I love a good egg roll, spring roll, or any other fried pack of rolled […]
Continue reading »Start Budgeting for the Holidays Now
It might seem like it isn’t as you battle the 104-degree subway platforms and pray that this summer is finally over, but the holidays are […]
Continue reading »Donate Your Old Video Games to the Library
If you’re tired of shooting Doomsday survivors in Far Cry 5 , instead of reselling the game for a fraction of what you paid or […]
Continue reading »IOS Users: Don’t Forget to Download the Obscura 2 Camera App for Free
iOS: The words “Apple” and “free” are a bit like oil and water – just ask anyone who works for the company and is unable […]
Continue reading »Place Words Between Buns and Other Compelling Word Art Generators
People love to turn a few words into graphics. Put Words Between Buns, a new word graphics generator from writer and game designer Ian Bogost, […]
Continue reading »How to Pick a Good Heirloom Tomato
I have quite a bit of concern about tomatoes, especially because of the beautiful, delicate heirlooms. I’ve been waiting all year, dreaming of the simplest, […]
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