Hallongrottor – the Buttery Jam Biscuits You’ve Been Waiting For
I’m not Swedish, but fika is one of my favorite customs that I never grew up with. It’s a simple and enjoyable activity to drink […]
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You Can Get a 3-Year Discounted AdGuard VPN Subscription for $30 Right Now
You can purchase a discounted 3-year AdGuard VPN subscription right now (reg. $215) until May 22nd. The VPN connects to up to 10 devices simultaneously […]
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Five DIY Outdoor Fun Projects That Cost Under $100
If it’s getting warmer where you are, you’re probably looking forward to spending more time outdoors. And if you’re an outdoor enthusiast who prefers entertainment […]
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How to Always Open Your Browser in Incognito Mode
You’re no doubt aware of your browser’s incognito mode : a special browser state in which the software doesn’t track your activities in as much […]
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A Guide to Children’s Culture for Out-of-Touch Adults: What Is “BBL Drizzy”?
The rap war between Kendrick Lamar and Drake appears to be over. Winner by unanimous decision: Kendrick Lamar. But this beef is so culturally pervasive […]
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This New Fan Tool Lets You Play the Legend of Zelda: Majora’s Mask on PC
There are plenty of ways to play Nintendo 64 games in 2024. You can dig up the original console. You can sign up for the […]
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13 Best Roger Corman Movies to Watch Right Now
There were two Roger Cormans, although they were ultimately inseparable: there was a B-movie master who produced (literally) hundreds of low- and no-budget films: Carnosaur […]
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Apple Is Finally Making Siri a Real AI Chatbot
Apple currently lags behind in the field of generative artificial intelligence, but that could soon change if recent reports are to be believed. According to […]
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OpenAI Spring Update – More Natural Chatbot
For about a week, it looked like OpenAI was ready to take on Google and announce a ChatGPT-based search engine . However, in this case, […]
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Everything You Should “Decant” to Better Organize Your Home
If you’ve ever come across a video on TikTok or Instagram where someone is restocking their refrigerator and pouring all the juice from the original […]
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Five Warning Signs Your Chimney Needs Repair
Although you probably don’t think about it often, your chimney is a vital part of keeping your home safe and healthy. The home produces many […]
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Start Your Week With This Giant Rösti Potato Pie
It’s rare that I’m not in the mood to eat potatoes. Even when perfectionist chefs and food blogs love to hate on “gooey” mashed potatoes, […]
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Sony’s Controversial PC Policy Now Blocks Ghost of Tsushima
Sony’s problems with computer games are not over yet. Following a controversy that saw Sony’s port of the popular Helldivers 2 removed from Steam in […]
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Why You Should Create a Chaotic Garden
Here’s a secret: gardening isn’t about plants. Plants don’t need us to tinker or decide where to live; they handle it better on their own. […]
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Google Pixel 8 Could Still Be a Better Deal Than the 8a
Google’s budget Pixel A-series smartphones are almost always a safe bet, offering minimal hardware cuts while still retaining the Pixel line’s signature software benefits, all […]
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TikTok’s ‘Snail Seed’ Trend Isn’t a Garden Hack
As long as people have been gardening, they have been trying to find easier ways to do it all. The first few times you try […]
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You Can Buy the 6th Generation IPad for $155 Right Now
You can grab this refurbished 6th generation Class A iPad along with accessories on sale for $154.97 right now . The iPad itself is in […]
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How to Watch Google I/O 2024 (and What to Expect)
It’s that time of year again: Google is preparing for I/O, the software company’s annual event. Like Apple WWDC, Google I/O is actually a developer […]
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TCL’s 2024 TVs Are Here (and One of Them Costs $27,000)
TCL’s next line of smart TVs is here, with improved processing, generally lower prices compared to the competition, but also – for some reason – […]
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You Should Sign up for Travel Loyalty Programs (Even If You Don’t Travel Often)
Most frequent flyers are familiar with airline and hotel loyalty programs. But if you don’t travel often or need to book a flight, stay, or […]
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Air Fryer Stuffed Mushrooms Are My Favorite Mini Dish.
The best stuffed mushrooms I’ve ever eaten had so much filling that they might as well have been called mushroom-bottomed meatballs. They were so savory, […]
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This Cannon Spectral Ebike Is Perfect for Weekend Warriors
Against my better judgment, my old ass has been into mountain biking for the last few months. It’s a fun hobby, but I find the […]
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You Can See the Northern Lights Better With Your Phone
Besides their stunning appearance, the appeal of the northern lights also stems from their unpredictability. Even with the most advanced technology, it can be difficult […]
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The Best Way to Say Goodbye to Sentimental Items
Many decluttering methods are scarily objective, encouraging you to make split-second decisions about what stays and what goes, and to not allow yourself to get […]
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These Air Fryer Pork Belly Bites Are an Easy Gourmet Appetizer.
I often see pictures of crispy pork belly that show large pieces of meat covered in bubbles and a crispy coating. It’s tempting and intimidating: […]
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All the Tools You Need to Motivate You to Declutter.
Despite all the decluttering methods out there, you have options on how to deal with all the clutter in your home. But they all have […]
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You Might Be Able to See the Northern Lights in the US This Weekend
After several days of rare solar activity, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Agency (NOAA) has issued a severe (G4) geomagnetic storm watch for this weekend. […]
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Use This App to Create a Visual Timeline for Any Project
Every once in a while you find an app that does one very specific thing very well. Timestory is just such an app: it allows […]
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Seven Ways to Recycle Memory Foam From an Old Mattress
Every mattress has a lifespan, and if you’ve ever kept an old mattress for too long, you know the consequences: back pain, sleepless nights, and […]
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How to Build a Home Gym You’ll Actually Use
A home gym can be anything you want it to be—even a yoga mat in the corner of your bedroom makes a difference. But if […]
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How to Set up a Home Security Camera System Without Using the Cloud
There are many good reasons to equip your home with some of the best security cameras on the market: these devices are (usually) affordable, loaded […]
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OpenAI Could Announce Its ChatGPT-Based Search Engine on Monday
The OpenAI search engine could be just around the corner. According to two sources exclusive to Reuters , the company is preparing to announce its […]
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Basic Etiquette Every Child Should Know by Age 9
The obvious news is that the world is becoming more impolite. Scroll through your TikTok feed or watch your local news, and you’ll likely see […]
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My Favorite Products to Combat Accutane-Induced Dryness
I’ve been on a self-improvement kick lately, which includes everything from reorganizing my entire apartment to getting a master’s degree . Improving your surroundings is […]
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30 of the Horniest Erotic Thrillers Ever Made
What happened to the erotic thriller? There’s something of a bell-shaped curve in the prevalence of sexy programmers, rising with the weakening of the production […]
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My Favorite Amazon Deal of the Day: Apple AirPods Max
AirPods Max are a luxury item in every sense of the word. They offer one of the highest listening experiences, but are also some of […]
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The Best TV Channels You Can Watch for Free
The ever-increasing prices of “premium” streaming services and the recent announcement of PBS Retro (a 24/7 streaming channel from the golden age of public television) […]
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What Is an E-Ink Tablet Useful (and Useless) For?
I’ve had an e-ink tablet, specifically a reMarkable 2 , for a couple of years now. There are several similar products on the market : […]
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How to Enable and Configure Dark Mode in Windows 11
Like almost every other major operating system currently available , Windows 11 offers users light and dark mode interface options. Light mode is enabled by […]
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When (and Why) You Need a “Party Wall Agreement” With Your Neighbors
When you buy something, you expect to own the item outright. If you buy a book at a bookstore, you can read it, tear out […]
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