Don’t Miss These August Class Action Deadlines
Whether your location and user profile data was stolen on Meta (Facebook), you never received a full refund from SeatGeek for a canceled event, or […]
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You Can Make Fruit Pies Without Much Baking.
You’re fine with summer if you enjoy all the fruit pies you can get your hands on. Heaps of fruit are often cooked to make […]
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All the Ways You Can Use Peaches Like Tomatoes
If I gave you a peach and told you it was, in fact, a tomato, you would look at me with concern. and you would […]
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Use Ice at the Gas Station to Keep Your Phone From Overheating on the Road
Smartphones can do so much for us on the road: navigate with GPS, play music, and act as a mobile hotspot for kids in the […]
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These Lights Are Now Banned From Sale in the US
As of August 1, 2023, incandescent light bulbs are effectively banned from sale and manufacture in the United States – basically. A government initiative launched […]
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This Air Conditioner Remote Controller Is $67 Right Now
Cielo Breez can turn your regular air conditioner into a smart air conditioner by connecting to your home Wi-Fi network and retails for $66.99 (usually […]
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Where to Watch ‘Dogs of the Reservation’ Season 3 (and What You Should Know About It)
Reservation Dogs is a teen comedy-drama that takes America’s small-town aesthetic and turns it on its head, following the lives of four rebellious children – […]
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This Beginner HD Drone Is $90 Right Now
This dual camera GPS 4K HD Wi-Fi drone is a great low cost beginner-friendly drone and is on sale right now for $89.99. It features […]
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Sync for Reddit Is Back, but Now It’s for Lemmy
Sync for Reddit fans, rejoice: sync is back from the dead! However, he didn’t come back to link you to Reddit. To use it, you […]
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You Can Fix a Chipped Granite Countertop in Five Minutes
Design trends come and go, but some materials remain. Granite and other natural stones have always been a popular choice for countertops in kitchens and […]
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Prevent Digital Eye Strain With the 20-20-20 Method
You stare at screens all day, from the moment your phone alarm rings to the minute you set it before bed again, and every moment […]
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You Can Use AirPods Pro As a Temporary Hearing Aid
Apple’s AirPods Pro are great for listening to music, receiving phone calls, and even as dynamic earplugs , but they can also act as a […]
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You Must Enable the New Google Reading Mode for Android
For all its advantages, Android has never had a decent reading mode. On iOS, Safari has “View for Reading” which removes formatting, ads, and media […]
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Linkdelta’s AI Writing Tool Costs $200 Right Now
ChatGPT is not really optimized for creating content for your blog or Instagram page. Instead, you can try the Linkdelta AI writing tool while it […]
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This Government Program Will Help Support Dementia Patients and Their Caregivers
About 6.7 million Americans are living with Alzheimer’s and other forms of dementia and are cared for by a small army of about 11 million […]
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Accessories That Make You Want to Use Your Water Bottle
There is a human behavior researcher somewhere who can explain why I surrounded myself with water bottles for so long and still remained dehydrated. I […]
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How to Juggle Multiple Credit Cards (Without Going Into Debt)
For those who don’t like risk like me, the biggest problem with your first credit card was not to use new plastic too often. Quite […]
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Tomato Sauce Is the South’s Answer to “too Many Tomatoes”
When someone has “too many tomatoes,” their thoughts often turn to making marinara, trade winds , or soup. But if you’re from the south, you […]
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No More Sweet Cheesecakes, This One Has Meat
You think you know cheesecake, but have you noticed the cheesecake staring at you from across the room? She is a little unusual and needs […]
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Your Peloton Might Have a Secret Netflix App
Seemingly, for a giant-screen exercise bike, the Peloton would give you an easy way to watch movies while you pedal. But until recently, the screen […]
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20 Awesome Indie Games You Should Play on Nintendo Switch
So you finally got your Nintendo Switch, just in time for Nintendo to start hinting that the Switch 2 (or Super Nintendo Switch or whatever […]
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Don’t Panic, Leprosy May Be Endemic in Florida Now
Leprosy is probably best known as the disease that made people “unclean” in biblical times, so it might come as a surprise that the CDC […]
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Don’t Pay These Easily Avoidable Travel Fees From Major Airlines
Since the pandemic, airlines have had to adjust many of their policies for the benefit of passengers as their industry has experienced ups and downs […]
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Why You Should Never Use Your Retirement Savings to Pay Off Debt
Retirement planning is an important financial goal that requires careful consideration and disciplined saving . However, life can sometimes throw unexpected financial challenges at us, […]
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You Must Be a “safe Parent”
Knowing when and how to help your child is one of the biggest challenges parents face. Intervening too quickly means they risk missing out on […]
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My Favorite Storage Solutions for Any Dorm or Small Living Space
When you head to college, it’s fun to imagine how stylish (and functional) your dorm will be, but the reality hits you the moment you […]
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Where to Watch Castlevania: Nocturne (and What You Should Know About It)
For those who still had doubts, Netflix’s Castlevania anime dispelled the notion that all video game adaptations are bad. This series follows an unlikely trio […]
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This ChatGPT and Python Course Costs $30.
This Ultimate AI ChatGPT and Python Programming course includes 14 courses and is on sale for $29.97 (reg. $154) until August 13th. You can create […]
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Five Ways to Fix a Cracked Window, Ranked From Worst to Best
Finding cracked glass in one of your home’s windows can lead you to consider costly replacements . But you can often repair a cracked window […]
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How to Get (or Make) Pink Barbie Paint Despite Global Scarcity
Thanks to the new Barbie movie, the world’s supply of pink paint has been severely depleted . Even before the film started painting sets, supply […]
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These Virtual Guitar Lessons Are Now $30
These perfect beginner and advanced guitar lessons are now on sale for $29.99 (reg. $380). It includes nine courses and over 50 hours of instruction […]
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Ferment Your Spicy Mustard Now and Enjoy It All Winter Long
I don’t remember being a mustard fiend, but as I often say, closeness is everything. Next to hot grainy homemade mustard, I find myself reaching […]
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Make a Wall of Plants With Automatic Watering Using a Washing Machine
Like many people, I killed houseplants. Despite their proximity to me for most of the day, I often managed to kill them by neglect or […]
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TikTok Myth of the Week: Berberine Is Nature’s “Ozempeak”
There is a lot of crap in our healthcare system. Even if you have a pretty good idea of what treatment will help you, it […]
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The Best New Features From the PlayStation System Software Beta
Your PS5 will soon be getting a bunch of cool new features, including the ability to turn off the on/off beep (finally!), support for even […]
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“Theme” Every Working Day for a More Productive Week
Planning your day is an important part of being productive. You can plan your way to a busy schedule, but time management is more than […]
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The Digital Tools You Need for Your Next Home Improvement Project
Whether you’re thinking about renovating, thinking about changing your landscape, or just thinking about a DIY project, planning ahead is key. Communicating your ideas to […]
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How to Successfully Dispute a Credit Card Charge
When you spot an unfamiliar charge on your credit card statement, you want to act quickly. No need to panic – federal law limits your […]
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Every Term a Homebuyer Needs to Know for the First Time
Buying a home can be an exciting and rewarding journey, but it can also be overwhelming, especially if you’re unfamiliar with real estate jargon and […]
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You Can Change the X Icon Back to Twitter Bird on Your Phone
Many Twitter users are unhappy about being suddenly X users (or, in many cases, former users). While no one can do anything about Elon Musk’s […]
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