Don’t Store These Household Items Under Your Kitchen Sink
While kitchens come in a variety of sizes, the amount of storage space in a room doesn’t always match the square footage. But even in […]
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The Most Affordable US Cities to Buy a Home Right Now
Over the past few years, rising home prices have made home ownership out of reach for so many. As a result, many people have been […]
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Don’t Make These Mistakes When Talking to a Customer Service Representative
No one wakes up in the morning hoping to talk to a customer service rep. In fact, companies don’t want this to happen either, and […]
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What Do You Forget to Clean in Every Room
Spring cleaning time is just around the corner, and while you’re preparing your usual to-do list , there are a few things you might overlook. […]
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Park Those Ram Trucks Outside in Case They Catch Fire
Stellantis, the parent company of Fiat-Chrysler, is voluntarily recalling more than 300,000 Ram diesel pickups for electrical connector replacement after reports of six fires. The […]
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You’re Probably Painting Your Bathroom the Wrong Way.
Painting is one of the easiest and most affordable types of repairs you can do to a room. But while it has the power to […]
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How Samsung’s New Message Guard Protects Your Phone From Zero-Click Attacks
Hackers and intruders are always looking for new methods of attack. One such attack is known as “zero click”, which can infect your phone without […]
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Do Not Call the IRS This Weekend Unless Absolutely Necessary.
If you have a tax question, this weekend is the worst time to try and get through to someone from the IRS. According to a […]
Continue reading »How to Get New IPhone Emoticons in Advance
Who doesn’t love new emojis? There are 21 new emojis to try in Apple’s upcoming iOS 16.4, including a new emoji, a pink heart, and […]
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A Guide to Children’s Culture for Adults Out of Touch With Reality: What Is Enyacore?
This week it’s a hodgepodge of youth trendlets. I’m looking at the amazing resurgence of the slightly enigmatic ’90s singer-songwriter, the pioneering use of “deep […]
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No Wonder More Than 350,000 Tesla Self-Driving Cars Are Recalled
Tesla is voluntarily recalling 363,000 of its vehicles in the US due to safety risks associated with the latest Full Self-Driving (FSD) beta software update. […]
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Enhance Browning by Brining the Meat
Chicken can dry out in no time. Several methods, such as salting, marinating, and simmering, can help, but there is another method you should use. […]
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You May Be Upgrading Your MacBook Cable for a Reason
I write a lot about updates because they are important and interesting. Beyond new features, bug fixes, and security fixes, every update is an invitation […]
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Jazz up Desserts With Microwaved Fruit Compote
Fruit compote is one of the easiest ways to add a bright and sophisticated twist to anything from ice cream to oatmeal or even grilled […]
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How to Test the New Cherry Blossoms in Minecraft Before Anyone Else
In Minecraft’s nearly 15-year history, a lot of updates have come and gone, but players have never had cherry blossoms. Minecraft is about to turn […]
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Onion Ring Parm Is the Fastest Way to Get a Parm Fix
Like most people, I love a good Parmesan, be it eggplant or chicken. (I’m sure veal parmesan is delicious too, but I’ve never eaten it.) […]
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12 Best Black History and Culture Podcasts
Black History Month is a great time to feature some brilliant podcasts on black history and culture. (Which doesn’t mean it’s the only month we […]
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Finding Meaning in Work Is Easier Than You Think.
Have you ever seen college career center posters that tell you to “Find meaning in work!”? Some depicted happy people sitting at nondescript tables; others […]
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12 Movies That Prove Hollywood Has Always Been Obsessed With Crime, Violence and Sex
In a puzzling online discussion this week, part of Gen Z is looking longingly back at the era of the Filmmaking Code, also known as […]
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Use These Three Adidas Discounts at the Same Time
Adidas is currently running a massive sale of over 7,500 items through February 21st, and you can combine it with gift card offers and a […]
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No, the Bing AI Chatbot Is Not Sentient
AI anxiety may never have been higher. Some experts are predicting that an AI singularity could happen within the next decade , and recent screenshots […]
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What Freelancers Can Deduct From Their Taxes in 2023
If you are self-employed or freelancing outside of your main job, you need to consider additional taxes. While this sounds (and often is) a killer […]
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Are you vacillating between careers, not knowing what to do next? Maybe you should be a dad. Leader of the Holy Roman Catholic Church is […]
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These Are the Best Selling Fryers on President’s Day Weekend
For those who don’t already have an air fryer, there are great deals for President’s Day that you can purchase. Here are our favorites. Bella […]
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You Must Make Empanada Chips and Sauce
Empanadas are absolute works of art. It’s true that I feel that way about all the carb-filled pockets, but that doesn’t detract from the zesty […]
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8 Shows to Watch When You Need Cleaning Inspiration
Linens pile up? Dishes in the sink? You may feel like you have too much cleaning to relax, but why don’t you turn on the […]
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Your Green Bubble Texts Can Also Be Redirected to Your Mac
Putting your iPhone’s Messages app on your Mac and/or iPad was a great move by Apple. Whether you’re on a Mac or watching Netflix on […]
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Stop Cleaning Your Granite This Way
In the wide world of cleaning products, many of them are versatile, but even the most versatile products are not suitable for cleaning granite. You […]
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In Fact, I Have a Better Way to Make Viral Coffee Box Cakes.
Part of getting older is watching the younger generation “discover” what you’ve known for years. It happens most often with music, movies, and fashion—I’ll never […]
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Our Founding Fathers Wish You Had These Beautiful Pots and Pans.
When we think of President’s Day deals, TVs, mattresses, and furniture probably come to mind first, but if you’re looking for new pots and pans, […]
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Morning Workouts on an Empty Stomach Are Not a Means to Burn Fat
I did morning cardio on an empty stomach and I understand why this is necessary. It’s like such a virtuous act: you make yourself suffer, […]
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Not All Cloud Products Are the Same
I had mixed feelings after looking at different photos and recipes for cloud bread, a food that has become quite popular on TikTok. One of […]
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All the Different Savings Accounts You Need
You have basic checking and savings accounts—besides that, how can different types of accounts serve your savings goals? What’s the smartest way to hide your […]
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RIP Internet Explorer, 1995–2023
Official: Internet Explorer is dead. Microsoft confirmed this Tuesday by updating the Internet Explorer Desktop App Support page : “The legacy, unsupported Internet Explorer 11 […]
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How to Deal With an Emotionally Immature Parent
It’s hard for old parents. Whether it’s incessant requests for IT support, aggressive questions about your personal life, or unsolicited speculation about your health, the […]
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How to Avoid Lead and Cadmium in Chocolate
We all probably still remember the (bad) news from last December: a Consumer Reports investigation found that 23 out of 28 dark chocolates from different […]
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9 Food Labels That Don’t Mean What You Think
Admit it: you don’t pay much attention to the labels on the products you buy. If it says “natural” on the package and it’s mostly […]
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“Winnie the Pooh: Blood and Honey” and 11 Other Horror Films Based on Children’s Characters
I’m sure Winnie the Pooh creator A. A. Milne’s estate isn’t thrilled about it, but Winnie the Pooh: Blood and Honey is opening this weekend […]
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15 Ways to Make the Best Breakfast Sandwich
The bankrupt Wall Street Journal posted its way into the debate yesterday morning, suggesting that people hit hard by inflation could save money by skipping […]
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How to Relieve Parental Health Worries Post-Pandemic
You hear your child coughing as you walk downstairs to breakfast, and mental calculations begin: was it a one-time cough or a legitimate symptom? Should […]
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