The Fan Does Not Always Cool in Hot and Dry Weather
If you don’t have an air conditioner, your first desire when exposed to heat is probably to turn on the fan. But fans don’t always […]
Continue reading »Month: September 2019
Serve Fancy Cheeseboard at Room Temperature
Cheese is best stored in a cheese cave or in the fridge (if you are a farmer), but eating cold cheese straight out of the […]
Continue reading »Organize Your Browser Tabs With OneTab, but Also Back Them Up
I love OneTab and you should too. It’s an incredibly easy way to combine the nightmare of tabs you’ve saved in your browser window into […]
Continue reading »To Weather a Stock Market Downturn, Treat It Like a Sell
With recent talk of a potential recession, it can be difficult to know if you should buy, sell, or hold on to your investments – […]
Continue reading »Use the Fall Foliage Forecast Map to Plan Your Fall Trips Now
Technically, we may still have a month before summer, but that doesn’t mean we can’t start planning our favorite fall activities right now. If you […]
Continue reading »What’s the Best Fall Activity in Your Area?
It’s fall now, at least on PSLT (pumpkin spice latte time). Temperatures may still drop to the 80s every day, but Labor Day is already […]
Continue reading »How to Know If the Police Are Using Doorbells to Monitor Your Area
Earlier this month, we learned that Amazon was talking to law enforcement about the possibility of giving them access to the video feed from doorbells […]
Continue reading »These Airlines Offer a Waiver for Hurricane Dorian
If your plans for Labor Day included a trip to the southeastern United States or the Caribbean, then Hurricane Dorian probably caught your attention. A […]
Continue reading »Boost Your Productivity by Listening to White Noise While You Work
Office work is often distracting, so distracting that the pointless chatter around you ultimately hinders your productivity. One of the easiest ways to get rid […]
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