How to Make Your Hashtags Easier to Read
Communication in the language of hashtags is an annoyingly universal aspect of social media. But if you use hashtags in your Instagram posts, tweets, or […]
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How to Get Music for Your Podcast
The popularity of podcasting has skyrocketed. Statistics from Edison Research and Triton Digital showed that 55% of Americans age 12 and older listened to podcasts […]
Continue reading »How to Become a Better Audience for the Interests of an Older Child
A friend of mine has a son who, at the age of three, became addicted to watches. In particular, his jam was a traditional wall […]
Continue reading »How to Change the Apps Siri Uses to Play Audio on IOS
It’s rare to see Apple add options to iOS that allow you to customize the app you really want to use to do something, instead […]
Continue reading »Why Your Kitchen Needs a Paint Brush
I hate crumbs. Worse than spills or even sticky spots, crumbs are scattered, clinging, and hiding in crevices and behind microwaves, where they can dodge […]
Continue reading »How to Recognize a Deepfake Without Even Watching a Video
Deepfakes are videos in which one person’s face is glued to another’s body, making the first person look like they are saying or doing something […]
Continue reading »Always Check the Publisher and Developer of a Steam Game Before Purchasing
Steam is less curated than other digital PC game distributors such as the Epic Games Store. While this makes it much easier to self-publish games […]
Continue reading »What I Would Like to Know Before Buying My First Home
Several years ago, my wife and I were in a quandary. We lived in the smallest three-room apartment you can imagine, with a small child […]
Continue reading »Get Free Krispy Kreme Donuts Before the End of This Week
Traditionally, you could think of donuts as a weekend meal. But we’re in a year of a global pandemic and time doesn’t matter anymore, so […]
Continue reading »15 Must-See Movies From Women Directors of Color
When it comes to leading positions in the world of film and television, women are not given the attention they deserve. In 2019, women accounted […]
Continue reading »When to Say Thank You Instead of Sorry
A correct and effective apology is an imprecise art. Any apology that’s really enough will show both why you’re sorry and that you understand how […]
Continue reading »Keep Your Privacy in Mind When Creating MyHeritage ‘Deepfakes’
You should always be a little skeptical about privacy when a new scent of the week meme comes out. This time it’s MyHeritage’s Deep Nostalgia […]
Continue reading »How to Help Your Teen
The pandemic began about a year later, and almost everyone had a hard time. From toddlers who can’t relate to their little toddler friends, to […]
Continue reading »Prepare a Whole Breakfast for One in the Deep Fryer
Serving a good multi-ingredient breakfast is time-dependent: the goal is to have everything on the plate at the same time and at the same temperature. […]
Continue reading »Wear Socks to Help You Fall Asleep Easily
If you have trouble falling asleep, cold feet may be the problem (and I’m not talking about the fear of making a big decision). A […]
Continue reading »7 Ways to Train With Limited Equipment
Home workouts are still a great and safe option in this ongoing pandemic, but not everyone has been able to put together a complete home […]
Continue reading »Size Your Next Stimulus Check With These Calculators
On Saturday morning, the U.S. House of Representatives – or more accurately, the House of Democrats – passed the $ 1.9 trillion American Rescue Plan. […]
Continue reading »Avoid Using These Launch Phrases to Describe People
Being called crazy only makes you feel crazy. It’s an uploaded term – an insensitive label for someone prone to uncontrollable outbursts or violent behavior […]
Continue reading »None of the Foods Are “bad” for You.
As a society, we are preoccupied with questions about whether a particular food is “good” or “bad” for us. But with the exception of things […]
Continue reading »How to Quickly Scan Documents on Mac With IPhone
I don’t use my Mac and iPhone together as much as I should; I usually tend to do tasks on one or the other, rather […]
Continue reading »Use Paper Garlic Peels to Add a Rich Flavor to the Broth.
Peeling garlic has always been my least favorite part of peeling garlic. They either stick to my fingers or float around the kitchen in a […]
Continue reading »Buy and Play These Super Mario Games Before They Go
Nintendo has released several Mario games over the past year to celebrate the 35th anniversary of the mustachioed mascot, but two of them are Super […]
Continue reading »How to Set New Parental Controls on Disney +
To prevent young children from stumbling upon adult content – either on their profile or on a parent’s or older sibling’s, Disney + announced the […]
Continue reading »How and When to Plant a Spring Garden
At this time last year, you may not have even thought about planting calendars, preparing the soil, or growing seasonal vegetables. But a year after […]
Continue reading »Send Us Your Relationship Questions for the Sake of “tough Love”
After too long hiatus, Lifehacker’s “Tough Love” relationship column returns. The new column will be written by me, and I am very happy to forge […]
Continue reading »How to Cancel Your Gym Membership
The pandemic has changed the way many of us exercise, from temporarily closed gyms to new attendance restrictions and disguise requirements. But even if your […]
Continue reading »Don’t Let Google Scare You With Paying for Google Photos
Google Photos will be leaving soon – at least the useful free service we’ve been using to store years of photos is finally running out […]
Continue reading »How to “read All Over America” Without Dr. Seuss
This is Reading Day across America , which means millions of schoolchildren across the country will be celebrating today (or even all week) with Dr. […]
Continue reading »Should I Add Chitos to Pasta?
I love innovation and, for the most part, I think the value of some foods is doing us all a disservice, but some things cannot […]
Continue reading »How to Fall Asleep After Waking Up
Many people find it difficult to fall asleep. According to the Cleveland Clinic, about 70 million Americans suffer from some form of sleep disorder , […]
Continue reading »If Everyone in Your Gym Isn’t Camouflaged, Stay at Home.
Many gyms allow people to take off their masks while exercising, as if the coronavirus is politely refraining from infecting others while exercising. Of course […]
Continue reading »Pork Tenderloin – Perfect Pork for Beginners
When it comes to protein for the main meals that “everyone” should know how to cook, fried chicken may be the most popular, at least […]
Continue reading »Make Sure the Read-It-Later Tool in Your Browser Is Not Too Common
When you come across an interesting article on the Internet that you don’t have time to read right away, you may get in the habit […]
Continue reading »Prepare Dried Citrus Peeled Beans
Cooking dried beans is not as convenient as opening a tin can, but it gives you the opportunity to season them exactly the way you […]
Continue reading »There Are Three COVID Vaccines Now and They Are All Good
This weekend, the FDA authorized another COVID-19 vaccine , bringing the total number of variants in the US to three. While there are subtle differences […]
Continue reading »How to Determine the “maintainability Score” of an Apple Product
New economic regulations in France now make it easier to judge whether Apple products can be repaired anywhere in the world. Beginning in 2022, France […]
Continue reading »How to Stay Engaged During a Video Conference
The only thing more predictable than the monotony of isolation during the COVID-19 pandemic is the persistence of video conferencing. The need to look at […]
Continue reading »10 Anthology Shows Exploring the Dark Side of Technology
When we think about the future, we imagine flying cars or holographic computer screens from films like Minority Report . But we do not always […]
Continue reading »Try the Water Walk Experiment With Your Children
Few kids can resist a good science experiment, and I’ve always found the best ones to be those that are easy to set up, use […]
Continue reading »Don’t Jump Straight to the Recipe
Last night, I noticed several of my cooking colleagues tweeted about Recipeasly, a website that briefly promised to “fix” online recipes by removing cultural context, […]
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