The Most Annoying Microsoft Edge Features Everyone Should Disable
Now that Microsoft Edge is based on the Chromium engine (the same engine that powers Google Chrome), it’s a really good browser. You can think […]
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Your Tacos Need Structural Support
Getting tacos to stand has always been a challenge. If you don’t plan ahead , there’s an understanding that you’ll end up scooping random ingredients […]
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Looking for Locket, the Latest Trendy Photo Sharing App?
The latest popular photo-sharing app, Locket , recently raised $12.5 million in funding , making it potentially worth a look, though it’s still relatively unknown. […]
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Change Your Mac’s Caps Lock Key to Something Useful
These days, the main purpose of Caps Lock is to infuriate people whenever they press it by mistake. The key is so unused that there […]
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How to Use Resistance Bands Without Hurting Your Hands
Resistance bands are versatile, portable, and can provide strong enough resistance for a variety of exercises, making them a valuable addition to your gym bag. […]
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How to Rent an Apartment When the Loan Is in the Toilet
There was a time when, in order to rent an apartment, you had to walk around for several minutes, decide that you need it, then […]
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What Is CBN and Does It Really Help You Sleep?
The packaging of any given cannabis-derived product will tell you a lot about what it’s supposed to be good for—like helping you relax and sleep, […]
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Cook Vegetables Faster With a Pinch of This
Most of us have had days when we just didn’t have time to cook. Whether you’re juggling a five-course meal or your train is delayed […]
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Welcome Back to Will It Be a Casserole?
Hello everyone, and welcome back to Will It Casserole ? , a column in which we see which dishes, dishes and cuisines can be reimagined […]
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How to Make a Slot Garden
In many types of landscape design, diversity is key. Decisions are made on the basis of creating areas of different heights, colors and textures. Cleft […]
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How to Paint a Straight Edge Even Without Tape
Painting a room always takes longer than you think. It’s one thing if you just need to apply paint to a wall, but other than […]
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Cities Where House Prices Are Falling the Most
Since it began in the spring of 2020, the COVID-19 pandemic has affected everything, including home prices. Early on, there was an influx of out-of-state […]
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How to Clean Backpacks, Canvas Bags, and Bags Without Ruining Them
Think of all the places you (or your family members) put backpacks and other bags when you’re out and about. During the day, they may […]
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The Difference Between Linoleum and Vinyl Flooring
While it may seem like linoleum and vinyl flooring are the same thing, they are actually very different in terms of cost, durability, ease of […]
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The Best and Worst Days to Fly for the Holidays This Year
With the scorching temperatures currently seen across much of the country, Thanksgiving and the December holidays may seem like they’re in the distant future. And […]
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It’s Time to Use Physical Media Again
It’s finally time to admit that streaming apps and digital distribution have disrupted most of the creative media industries, and perhaps physical media was the […]
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8 Zoo Animals That Might Escape One Day (and How to Protect Yourself)
Part of the cost of running a business as a zoo is that sometimes the animals will try to escape. An orangutan named Ken has […]
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What You Need to Know About Lyme Disease Because It’s on the Rise
Lyme, the best-known tick-borne disease, is becoming more common than before, at least according to health insurance data that includes a diagnosis of Lyme. Our […]
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How to Order a Drink at a Bar Without Looking Like an Idiot
From weddings to breweries, from barbeques to simple bars, alcohol is everywhere. Drinking is an integral part of our culture, and while it’s easy to […]
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How to Make Your Own Ranch Water
Before we were of legal drinking age, my best friend and I used to hang out with her older boyfriend and his older friends, mostly […]
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A Child Culture Guide for Disconnected Adults: What’s in the Johnny Depp Papers?
This week’s Adult Guide to Out of Touch features a slew of unrelated nonsense from the world of youth culture, including an informative dump of […]
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Use This Terminal Command to Force Eject a Hard Drive From Your Mac
We’ve all been there: you have an external hard drive or USB stick connected to your Mac and you’re ready to part ways. You drag […]
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The Easiest Thai Chicken Skewers
When I was a kid, my mom used to make chicken satay sometimes. This spicy, nutty, spicy “chicken on a stick” was a favorite of […]
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These Pandemic Purchases Lifehacker Readers Regret Most
Earlier this week, I asked Lifehacker readers to share pandemic purchases that made sense at the time but are now filling them with shopper’s remorse. […]
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The Best Budgeting Apps Based on How Much You Spend
If you are looking for a way to track your expenses and stay within your budget, then you need to choose the right expense tracker […]
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What to Do If Your Child Is More Than Just a Picky Eater
Young children are picky eaters – this is a common and normal phenomenon. However, there are a few signs that your young child may be […]
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Batgirl and 12 More Nearly Finished Movies That Probably Never Come Out
For every blockbuster that hits your local gigaplex, there are probably half a million never-made scripts and hundreds of thousands of part-shot but unfinished feature […]
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How to Start Having Sex With Your Spouse Again After a Long Drought
Whether it’s because you’re exhausting yourself raising young children, you’re uncomfortable in your own skin, or you’re just in a rut, there are many reasons […]
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When Will E-Ticket Screenshot Work (and When Won’t)
E-Tickets Are Everywhere: Gone are the days of having to phone for fancy “paper” tickets, and we no longer print movie tickets at home to […]
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Stop Soaking Wood Chips Already
Fry like a human, and smoke like a dad. Smoke is the so-called “third leg” of a barbecue. It adds flavor and helps shape the […]
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Unexpected Places to Take Earplugs
Your hearing is important and we have already advised you to bring earplugs to concerts and have them handy for watching loud movies to protect […]
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These Online Resources Will Help You Find Free College Textbooks
In the 2021-2022 academic year, the average college student spent between $628 and $1,471 on textbooks and supplies. Since the price of textbooks typically increases […]
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Why Can’t I Get the Monkeypox Vaccine?
If you’re worried about COVID-19, it’s easy to make sure you’re up to date with your vaccine and boosters. If you are concerned about polio […]
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Cereal Milk Pie Has Entered the Chat
When I walk through the cereal section as an adult, it’s like the opposite power scenario I encountered as a child: “Wow, I loved fruit […]
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The Most Important Phrases to Learn Before Traveling Abroad
Traveling is definitely a great way to learn about other cultures, see historical sites and enjoy different cuisines. There are plenty of travel guides out […]
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16 Subtle Signs That Something More Serious Is Wrong With Your Health
Most of us do at least a little bit of due diligence to keep ourselves healthy. We watch what we eat, exercise, visit the doctor […]
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Everything New in Chrome 104
Google’s latest update, Chrome 104, is here. Assuming you have surprisingly high system requirements , you might want to update your browser today to take […]
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Who Should Consider a Spousal IRA, According to a Financial Planner
If your employer does not offer a 401(k) plan, or if you want to save more money for retirement, you may consider creating an Individual […]
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8 Short Podcasts to Start Your Day Off Right
Starting your day off by reading the news (or opening your Twitter feed) can take a toll on your mood. Why not meet the morning […]
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It’s Time to Normalize Daytime Sleep
With global temperatures likely to rise significantly in the coming decades and U.S. jobs still reeling from the pandemic, now is the perfect time for […]
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