How to Set Boundaries With Work Friends (and Why You Should)
When the lines between “work buddies” and “true friends” blur, you run the risk of creating embarrassing workplace situations or even creating serious obstacles to […]
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How Kids Use IPhones to Cheat at School (and How to Make It Smarter)
This TikTok video went viral recently . In it, a student in the lecture hall uses Apple’s new Live Text feature to take a photo […]
Continue reading »You Don’t Need a New MacBook Pro
So, you want to buy a new laptop. It just so happens that Apple recently released two brand new computers – the 14-inch and 16-inch […]
Continue reading »What to Do With Your Deferred Student Loan Payments in the Past Three Months
With the interest and payments freeze on student loans expiring on January 31, 2022, there is still time to use that extra money to improve […]
Continue reading »This Digital Library Contains Answers to All the Mysteries of the Universe, If You Can Find Them.
So I thought that if I could find a cure for cancer, I would make a lot of money. I don’t have time to “study […]
Continue reading »No, Feet Are Not Washed in the Shower
We all know that it is very important to wash your underarms and lower areas while bathing – there is no doubt about that. We’re […]
Continue reading »Bake Fried Chicken With Ranch Dressing
Making flour or bread crumbs for chicken is an important step in grilled chicken. You can complicate matters with a three-step flour and egg coating, […]
Continue reading »How to Know If It Is Worth Paying to Get Rid of Ads
It appears that people using ad-streaming TV support are split in half – 49% of subscribers said they were “very happy” with it in a […]
Continue reading »Is Bottled Water Just Tap Water?
Forget seeing the glass half full or half empty. The best test of your drinking water outlook on life is whether you are shocked to […]
Continue reading »How to Talk About Weed on Social Media Without Getting Banned
Social media may be a place where you hide food, cats, and landscape photos, or it may be a convenient way to keep in touch […]
Continue reading »13 Books That Are As Disturbing As the Squid Game
From time to time, a particular TV show takes over and rules the all-seeing eye of pop culture for weeks or months – think of […]
Continue reading »Make This 3-Ingredient Beetroot Sauce
A few months ago, I accidentally signed up for a farm box delivery service. This wouldn’t be a big deal if I didn’t buy a […]
Continue reading »You Are Using Too Many Adjectives (and Other Common Spelling Mistakes That Should Be Avoided)
Whether you write for life, functionally as part of your job, or as little humanly as possible, because thinking about English in high school still […]
Continue reading »Get More Accurate Workout Data From Your Apple Watch
If you’re like me, your Apple Watch is essentially glued to your wrist. The walk looks like wasted steps if my Apple Watch isn’t tracking […]
Continue reading »15 Sci-Fi Podcasts to Listen to When You Need a Break From This Reality
Definitely, science fiction is a genre based on the power of the imagination – both for those who create it and for those who consume […]
Continue reading »How to Take Brighter Photos on IPhone
The iPhone takes very natural photos. It doesn’t do much color correction, it doesn’t saturate colors, and it doesn’t increase the default contrast just to […]
Continue reading »6 Smart Ways to Use Beeswax in Your Home
For the repair and maintenance of tools and furniture, beeswax is a versatile, natural and low-waste option that can be used as a lubricant, protective […]
Continue reading »Take Pro-Style IPhone 13 Macro Shots on Older Phones With This App
With a new ultra-wide-angle sensor, the cameras on the iPhone 13 Pro and 13 Pro Max can now take stunning close-ups without sticking anything to […]
Continue reading »Windows 11 Makes the Microsoft Store Truly Usable
In the past, the Microsoft Store has struggled to get approval from its users. It had a reputation for being dysfunctional – or missing mission-critical […]
Continue reading »How to Use the 50/15/5 Rule for Spending and Saving
Sometimes the best way to stick to a budget is to follow a simple rule that doesn’t dictate how every last dollar should be spent. […]
Continue reading »How to Keep the Couch From Sagging
Saggy sofas tend to fall into two categories: those that you received for free from a friend or relative (or at the curb) and would […]
Continue reading »Earn $ 60 an Hour Playing Video Games
Are you someone who loves to play video games, try the latest and greatest gaming technology, and write? If so, you might be interested in […]
Continue reading »How to Clean Hardwood Floors Without Damaging Them
Whether you installed it yourself or inherited it from a previous owner (or was there when you rented the house), real hardwood floors can change […]
Continue reading »What to Do (and Avoid) When Your Dog Is Zoomed
It’s usually pretty easy to spot a dog with a zoom as it runs at full speed, bouncing off walls or furniture in its own […]
Continue reading »Use the 57 “rule to Determine Where to Hang Your Wall Decor.
As a teenager and between the ages of 20 and 20, it was perfectly acceptable to stick posters, photographs or whatever else you wanted to […]
Continue reading »How to Get Your Free Popeyes Chicken Sandwich Every Sunday Through the End of the Year
Summer has been full of food suggestions, but nothing to worry about – autumn is not far behind when it comes to free and discounted […]
Continue reading »What’s Next With Booster Doses?
In the final chapter of the booster vaccine saga, an FDA advisory group voted this week to find Moderna and Johnson & Johnson booster doses […]
Continue reading »How Each Full Moon Got Its Name (and When to See Them)
Hunter’s moon this month got me thinking about the names of the moons and wondering if the full moon of each month has its own […]
Continue reading »18 Scary but Not Bloody Halloween Thrillers
I trust the director James Wan very much. After making a ton of money from the Saw franchise (a series of films popularizing the term […]
Continue reading »Do Not Deny Yourself the “sad Girlish Autumn”
Adele’s first single “Easy on Me ” in six years has just been released, but for some reason, many of us are expected to continue […]
Continue reading »What to Do If Your Partner Turns Into a Conspiracy Theorist
Everyday people are addicted to conspiracy theories and violent movements all the time, although the process is slow. It all starts small. YouTube’s algorithm may […]
Continue reading »Can a 30-Year-Old Book Teach a 40-Year-Old to Ice Skate?
My brain refuses to accept the fact that the 1990s ended 21 years ago – it definitely seems like there should be only 10, doesn’t […]
Continue reading »How to Hang a Painting With Near-Perfect Accuracy the First Time
There are many times in life when we hear a little information and mutter incredulously under our breath. Of course I knew that. Who doesn’t […]
Continue reading »Should You Subscribe to the Nintendo Switch Online Expansion Pack?
Despite all of Nintendo’s accolades and accolades, the company has consistently criticized its online experience. Compared to competitors like Sony and Microsoft, Nintendo has always […]
Continue reading »This Classic Margarita Is My Ride or Death Cocktail
Today, nine years ago, my partner and I went on a first date. Of course, at that time I did not know that it was […]
Continue reading »How to Tell Someone You’re Only Interested in Sex Without Sounding Like an Asshole
The title here is optimistic. If you say to someone who feels for you the feeling you do not want to meet with him, but […]
Continue reading »How to Make Old PC Games Look (and Play) Better on a New PC
One of the best things about playing on a PC is that you can almost always run your old games on a new computer. However, […]
Continue reading »How to Temporarily Suspend Instagram Without Deleting It (and Why You Need It)
With over a billion active users as of 2018, you probably use Instagram. At the same time, most of us have heard about the negative […]
Continue reading »Stop Throwing Rotting Pumpkins in the Trash (Do It Instead)
The only thing sadder than the sunken, withered, moldy Jack lantern on your porch is the lantern in the trash can. Even if you don’t […]
Continue reading »6 Painless Home Improvement Projects to Tackle by the End of Fall
When the weather gets cooler, our daily meetings and activities tend to move inside. And when we squat for the winter, we tend to squat […]
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