Watch Replays of 90s Cartoons While You Work
All children from the 90s grew up on the best children’s cartoons – so beloved TV shows that they continue to be redone to this […]
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What Is an “uncertified” Android Device?
Google will begin disabling Google messaging on “uncertified” Android devices from March 31st . This change shouldn’t affect most of you, but it’s not a […]
Continue reading »The Best Reasons to Work Out at Home According to Our Readers
For many of us, working from home has been a big change. Even if you’ve been going to your home gym for years, fitness for […]
Continue reading »How to Turn a Spare Room Into a Home Theater
Gone are the days when you watched a movie just to feel the leather seats, sniff popcorn, and be with others in the theater. Indoor […]
Continue reading »How to Shuffle Netflix Shows
Netflix will launch a new Shuffle feature in the first half of this year, which is exactly what we need during the pandemic – a […]
Continue reading »Optimize YouTube Subscriptions With Folders
If, like me, you follow dozens of YouTube channels on a variety of topics, you may find yourself skipping downloads sometimes (or several) as you […]
Continue reading »How to Decide Which Cardio Equipment to Buy
So you’ve decided to get a dedicated cardiovascular machine for your home gym. Congratulations! But should it be a treadmill, elliptical trainer, bicycle, or rower? […]
Continue reading »Men Don’t Need “male” Beauty Products
In the world of marketing, there is a gender order: products intended for women should be bought and used by women; products that meet the […]
Continue reading »You Gotta Air-Fry Wet Tortellini
The deep fryer is the ideal appliance for the discerning stone lover. It’s fast, has a very fast preheat time, and every frozen treat I […]
Continue reading »What’s New in Hulu February 2021
This month’s list of new content making its way to Hulu offers exploration of contrasts. On the one hand, we have Nomadland ( Feb 19), […]
Continue reading »Press the Political “reset” Button With Your Children
Talking to kids about politics hasn’t been easy for the past four years. These were non-standard political times. We, as a people, shouted more than […]
Continue reading »How to Use Sound Bites for More Effective Job Interviews
You can’t schedule every last line of dialogue in a job interview – and you shouldn’t – but you can schedule a few things you […]
Continue reading »7 Things to Do With Kids When Winter Sucks
With the holiday seasons of winter safely behind us, but still a lot of non-holiday winter ahead, you might be wondering how the heck are […]
Continue reading »Goodbye Playlist
There is a reason they sell pre-printed greeting cards. When it comes to expressing real, genuine emotions, some of us are not so good at […]
Continue reading »Get an Extra Year to Repair Your Old MacBook Display
Apple is expanding free repair eligibility for several older MacBooks with known screen issues. First, Apple has extended its 13-inch MacBook Pro backlight maintenance programs […]
Continue reading »Call the Reconsideration Line for a Second Chance on a Credit Card
Getting a credit card denied can seem like a tough blow, especially if you’re hitting hard times. But you still have a lesser-known last resort […]
Continue reading »Try These Fixes for the MacOS Persistent Splash Error
A strange bug affects some owners of Apple’s Mac M1 line (laptops and desktops), which triggers the macOS screensaver to launch at a random time. […]
Continue reading »Should You Try These Retro Soda Cocktails?
I am, unfortunately, one of those perverts who drink whole milk. I love it, especially when used with a peanut butter and jelly sandwich, banana, […]
Continue reading »How to Buy and Sell Recordings Online
If you consider yourself to be a bit of an audiophile and Spotify is not the right fit for you, you may be anxious to […]
Continue reading »How to Get Apple TV + for Free for a Year
Apple is expanding its free trial to give you even more time to try Apple TV + for free. The streaming service is home to […]
Continue reading »What’s New at Disney + February 2021
In the days of television on DVD, no TV series was better received than The Muppets – until that happened. Disney made deluxe full-season sets […]
Continue reading »How Much Can a DUI Cost You
Aside from the obvious danger, drunk driving can be one of the most costly financial mistakes you will ever make. The first DUI costs an […]
Continue reading »How to Draw a Thin Watery Soup
Soup can be food if there are enough ingredients in it, but sometimes the reality inside the can doesn’t match what is advertised on the […]
Continue reading »When Can I Re-Freeze Food After Thawing?
Freezing foods is a great way to keep them fresh when you buy them in bulk, but after something’s thawed it’s not always safe to […]
Continue reading »Simulate World of Warcraft to Find the Best Gear Upgrades
While you can still be a terrible World of Warcraft player who can’t get good parsing to save your life, don’t let your gear hold […]
Continue reading »How to Update 2021, With Mark Frauenfelder and Kevin Kelly of Cool Tools
This week, we learn about the tools and technology we need to improve our lives in 2021, with help from Mark Frauenfelder and Kevin Kelly, […]
Continue reading »How to Watch the Inauguration
Joe Biden will be sworn in as the 46th President of the United States at 12 p.m. ET Wednesday. Tomorrow’s event will be particularly bizarre, […]
Continue reading »Don’t Pierce Sweet Potatoes Before Frying
Unlike white potatoes such as blush or yukon, yams and sweet potatoes do not have a peel that is pleasant to eat. Instead of getting […]
Continue reading »How to Raise More Than One Child, According to Reddit
It is impossible to fully imagine the experience of fatherhood until it is in the thick of things. You assume that you will love your […]
Continue reading »How to Maintain a Sense of Humor As You Age
They say that we laugh less with age . Sometimes it is our changing values that change how funny we find it, or the break […]
Continue reading »Can the President Make Preemptive Pardon a Reality?
The suggestion that Donald Trump will make extensive use of his executive powers as he approaches his exit from the White House seems to be […]
Continue reading »What’s New on Netflix in February 2021
Netflix Marketing is pleased to inform you that the streaming service will be showing at least one new movie every week in 2021 . Perhaps […]
Continue reading »Be Prepared to Answer These Questions in Almost Any Job Interview.
Most interviews are accompanied by a set of general questions, as well as a few additional ones related to work and corporate culture. While many […]
Continue reading »Avoid This Scam by Offering “free” Netflix
The Better Business Bureau reports a rise in phishing attacks that offer free Netflix throughout the year, “due to the pandemic.” What makes them so […]
Continue reading »What to Do If Meal Planning Never Works for You
Making a meal plan is easy enough , but maintaining it is another matter entirely. Maybe you don’t have the patience to dig the recipes […]
Continue reading »Learn About Zoom Hidden Watermarks Before Sharing This Meeting
Before sharing personal Zoom meeting content publicly – ideally for noble reasons – know that there are many different ways a meeting organizer can define […]
Continue reading »Beware of This Text String Which Can Crash Windows and Damage Your Drive
Hackers exploit a strange bug that allows a simple text string to “damage” the hard drive of your Windows 10 or Windows XP computer if […]
Continue reading »How to Avoid Pessimism Every Year
Pessimism gets a bad reputation, but in reality a negative worldview can serve some important functions. These include everything from helping us deal with anger […]
Continue reading »Figure Out Which Direction Your Home Is Facing When Deciding How to Decorate a Room
Whether you’ve recently moved into a new home or apartment, or taking advantage of another winter locked up at home to improve your home, there […]
Continue reading »How to Tell If It’s Time to Replant a Plant
Even if you were not a plant person before the pandemic, it is possible that greenery appeared around your house – so you at least […]
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