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Microsoft accidentally released another unnecessary Windows 10 update. KB4532441 was released this week to regular Windows 10 users, although it was intended for those using […]
Continue reading »Chuck E. Cheese is a cacophony for the senses: buzzing, ringing and squealing, crowds, music and overly excited children (and parents), colors and lights in […]
Continue reading »If you are flying for Christmas this year, plan for a delay in your schedule. And if you want to optimize, check the delay frequency […]
Continue reading »In a story for the New York Times, a traveler with a severe apple allergy shared her recent experience when she was denied boarding on […]
Continue reading »Today’s full moon is the last we will see before 2020. And conveniently for those of us who go to bed early, sunset is always […]
Continue reading »I’ve had my share of roommates, including more than once in one of those group homes where it seems like a new roommate appears every […]
Continue reading »The difference between restaurant food and homemade food is greatest when extreme heat is required. Commercial ovens are designed to achieve the high temperatures required […]
Continue reading »You may have already started thinking about where 2019 has taken you and what you want to focus on in 2020. You are planning a […]
Continue reading »If you have a ring camera and have seen headlines like “How Hackers Break into Ring Cameras,” you are sure to be a little nervous. […]
Continue reading »We are all told to save as much money as possible. But are there things worth spending a little extra dollars on? In the video […]
Continue reading »If you’re a toddler caregiver, you already know that having an arsenal of snacks while traveling is of the utmost importance. Snacks prevent hanger tantrums, […]
Continue reading »Ah, the holidays are a time of holidays, family and garbage. There is a lot of rubbish. Lots of decorative waste that is stored for […]
Continue reading »Glitch wants to do for web apps what YouTube did for videos, Flickr and Imgur for images, and Twitter for bad opinions: make them easier […]
Continue reading »As readers will notice, I’ve gotten really into training over the past year or two. And along the way, I bought a few things that […]
Continue reading »A few months ago, two friends and I took a trip from Las Vegas to Denver. Our mission was to visit national parks and maybe […]
Continue reading »Messaging RCS, the next iteration of text messaging that Google uses for its Android operating system, has been rolling out to Android smartphones since November. […]
Continue reading »Chrome 79 is here. Before doing anything else, click the three-dot icon in the upper right corner of your browser on your desktop, click Help, […]
Continue reading »The barbell squat is a great exercise to incorporate into our daily routine, but some of us find it difficult to get used to the […]
Continue reading »If your child wants video games on this holiday and you’re not sure what to pick for the little nerd or nerd, here’s my age […]
Continue reading »While you were counting the days until 2020 so that we can avoid this exhausting year, a new trade deal was closed yesterday. House Democrats […]
Continue reading »Canned beans are rarely considered luxurious. Economical? Certainly. Convenient? Absolutely. But that’s not really what comes to your mind when you are planning a trendy […]
Continue reading »No matter how prepared you are, airport delays are inevitable. If your bag is too heavy, expect to spend a few minutes simply unpacking, distributing, […]
Continue reading »Writing a will requires a significant amount of effort, both mentally and emotionally. This not only forces you to confront your own mortality, but it […]
Continue reading »We are told to trust our intuition when it comes to making decisions, but we also know that our intuition can lead us astray. This […]
Continue reading »The following month, on Netflix BoJack Horseman and Anne with the letter E. Sabrina, sex education, evolution of hip-hop, The Inbestigators and Grace and Frankie […]
Continue reading »Perhaps the most annoying reaction to “I don’t like this” is “You would like mine, ” but this is what Jeffrey Morgenthaler told me when […]
Continue reading »If you couldn’t find a Google Home Mini for someone on your holiday shopping list, don’t worry – Google and Spotify give them away for […]
Continue reading »If you want to support a non-profit organization without donating money, you can devote your time to volunteering or spreading the word about their work. […]
Continue reading »I recently came across an advice column in The Guardian that weighed on my heart. The mother wrote to ask for advice because her 10-year-old […]
Continue reading »iOS 13.3 is here. While you wait for it to download and install on your device, you have two options. You can check out Apple’s […]
Continue reading »Last week, we discussed the ins and outs of buying a second seat on a flight just because you feel like it, damn it. This […]
Continue reading »Google’s new Feature Drop program launches this month for Pixel 2, 3, 3a and 4 smartphones (including XL models). You’ll find a lot in this […]
Continue reading »If someone wants to address a person whose gender they do not know or who has no gender, they can use a certain very common […]
Continue reading »Most of us probably have things around the house that we don’t need or don’t need. In fact, most of us probably have a lot […]
Continue reading »Decorating Christmas cookies is an activity I desperately want to enjoy, but due to the lack of fine motor skills and the short attention span […]
Continue reading »Sometimes, when your toddler gets hysterical about asking for a banana and then you give him a banana, it may occur to you: Who or […]
Continue reading »Two salad bag recalls may make you skip a serving of vegetables this week. Maybe forever. The most recent review from the Centers for Disease […]
Continue reading »Forwarding emails is an easy way to keep multiple parties up to date on important conversations, but before, you could only forward one message at […]
Continue reading »There are many reasons why you might want to track some of the places you visit on Google Maps, but perhaps not all of them. […]
Continue reading »If you’ve studied your family tree with GEDmatch – which used to be a genetic genealogy node – you should know that they were bought […]
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