I Was Running in a Sun Shirt and Wow, Y’all Are Missing Out on This.
I knew other people ran in sunshirts, but I never thought that running in a sunshirt would work for me. Long sleeves on a hot […]
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Five Signs Your Window AC Unit Is Soon to Fail
It’s hard to resist the urge to turn on the air conditioning during hot weather. But if you rely on your window unit to keep […]
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“Hush” Blocks Cookie and Newsletter Pop-Ups in Safari
Tired of pop-ups constantly asking you to enable cookies, or pop-ups asking you to sign up for our newsletter ? A free, open-source extension for […]
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What to Do If Space Debris Lands on Your Home
What should you do if some stray space junk lands in your yard or crushes your two-car garage? And who is legally responsible for damage […]
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What’s New on Paramount+ and Showtime in July 2024
New seasons of the reality series will premiere on Paramount+ in July, including the 26th (!) season of Big Brother , which will begin with […]
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“DockDoor” Lets You Preview Windows on the Mac Dock
Windows allows you to preview a window by hovering your mouse over the icon on the taskbar. Mac won’t be able to do this unless […]
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You Can Get This Apple Pencil USB-C for $60 Right Now
You can get this Apple Pencil USB-C on sale for $59.99 right now (regional price $79). You can use it for writing, drawing, and marking, […]
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Three Quick Ways to Shorten a Necklace
The other day I noticed a woman wearing the most beautiful Kendra Scott necklace . It sat right in the hollow of her neck—not quite […]
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You Can Purchase MythForce for PC Right Now for $19
You can purchase a MythForce Steam key for PC right now for $19 (reg. $29.99), which is cheaper than on Steam. It’s inspired by 80s […]
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Where Are Mosquitoes Most Likely to Carry Dengue, According to the CDC?
On Tuesday, the CDC issued a public health advisory warning health care workers and the general public that there is an increased risk of contracting […]
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The Free ChatGPT App for Mac Is Actually Pretty Cool
When OpenAI first released the ChatGPT app for Mac , it was exclusive to ChatGPT Plus subscribers. Unless you paid $20 a month, you had […]
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Five Ways to Maximize Space in Your Tiny Bathroom
A small bathroom can be a disappointment. On the one hand, not having to go down the stairs in the middle of the night is […]
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You Can Now Format External Drives Using Your IPad or IPhone
Your iPad isn’t a full-fledged replacement for your Mac, but every year the tablet gains more and more features that make it a full-fledged computer. […]
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The Best and Worst Times to Drive During the 4th of July Holiday
Buckle up: Your Fourth of July road trip could be a long one—at least according to AAA , which expects 70.9 million people to travel […]
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My Favorite Amazon Deal of the Day: Insignia Fire TV
Prime Day , the biggest online sale of the year, is less than a month away, but if you’re really itching to buy something early, […]
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How to Improve Text Messaging on Android in IOS 18
Sending text messages to Android phones from iPhones is finally becoming a lot less stupid. After years of complaints from people on both sides of […]
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What’s New in Max in July 2024
Max has an extensive lineup of new non-fiction content coming to the platform in July, starting with the new season of Hard Knocks (July 2), […]
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How to Completely Set up a Chromebook
The whole point of cloud-based devices like Chromebooks is to give you the most succinct, easy-to-use window into the Internet. This means ChromeOS doesn’t include […]
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What People Are Getting Wrong This Week: Faking the Moon Landing
I’ll be first in line to see Fly to the Moon when it opens on July 12th. Based on the trailer , the film tells […]
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How to Control Your IPhone Using a Mac
One of the newest features in iOS 18 and macOS Sequoia is iPhone Mirroring, which lets you connect your iPhone directly to your Mac, giving […]
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These Smart Products Will Help You Use Less Water and Prevent Leaks
While most people would idealistically like to use less water at home, it’s difficult to measure how successful you are in your daily life. Of […]
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IOS 18’s New Text Effects Make Texting a Lot More Fun
Apple has added a whole bunch of new text effects or animations to the Messages app in iOS 18 . Not only are these effects […]
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Your Next BBQ Will Need a “trash Plate” Station.
During college, when it would get a full three seconds warmer in upstate New York, my friends and I would go out to get trash […]
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How to Share and Manage Screens on FaceTime
In iOS 15.1, Apple introduced the SharePlay feature, which added a variety of content sharing capabilities to FaceTime, allowing users to watch movies and TV […]
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What’s New on Hulu in July 2024
Hulu’s July original content is rich for true crime buffs, starting with Mastermind: Think Like a Killer (July 11), which explores the behind-the-scenes work of […]
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Today’s Strands NYT Tips (and Answers) for Wednesday, June 26, 2024
If you are looking for Strands clues and answers for Wednesday June 26, 2024, read on as I share some hints and tips and finally […]
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Today’s Connections: NYT Tips (and Answers) for Wednesday, June 26, 2024
If you are looking for the Connections answer for Wednesday, June 26, 2024, read on – I will share some hints, tips and strategies, and […]
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This App Is the Best Way to Hide on Reddit
It’s been about a year since Reddit’s API changes killed all the good customers, and the company still hasn’t backed down. Problem: The Reddit mobile […]
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How to Use the 80/20 Rule for Running
Runners often adhere to the 80/20 rule when organizing their training, but this has nothing to do with the Pareto principle of the same name. […]
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What’s New on Disney+ in July 2024
Disney+ has relatively little new content in July compared to previous months, although new episodes of Lucasfilm’s The Acolyte will be released weekly on Tuesdays […]
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Microsoft Is the EU’s Next Big Tech Target
Just a day after Apple was accused of violating the Digital Markets Act, the EU continues its crusade against Big Tech. Microsoft now also faces […]
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My Favorite Amazon Deal of the Day: Blink Camcorder Bundle
I’ve been covering Blink deals on Amazon for a while now and have seen some good bundle deals before , but none compare to this […]
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Why Do You Need a Reserve Bank?
There are a million apps and services that will let you pay bills and move money around, but you’ll still need a bank account. Yes, […]
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Gemini Will Appear in the Sidebar of Your Google Apps (If You Pay)
If you or your company pays for Workspace, you may have noticed Google’s AI integration with apps like Docs, Sheets, and Drive. The company has […]
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Here’s When Google Will Introduce the Next Pixel
Another year, another pixel. It’s no surprise that Google plans to release the Pixel 9, 9 Pro, and Watch 3 this fall. Every technology company […]
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Apple Is Ditching PC Emulation on IPhone
Anyone hoping to turn their iPhone into a real PC in their pocket is going to come away disappointed as Apple has dropped two PC […]
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A Guide to Children’s Culture for Out-of-Touch Adults: What Are Brawl Stars?
This week I’ll start with a review of Brawl Stars . I know the game has been out for a long time, but if you’re […]
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11 Ways to Get More From Your Google Nest Hub
Google currently sells two smart displays: the seven-inch second-generation Nest Hub and the 10-inch first-generation Nest Hub Max—both packed with so many features that you […]
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How to Change Lock Screen Shortcuts in IOS 18 (or Remove Them Completely)
In iOS 18, Apple is adding a number of new options to customize various iPhone menus. With Control Center, you’ll be able to change the […]
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Spotify Has a Cheaper Membership Plan It Doesn’t Want You to Know About
Spotify has secretly launched a new membership plan for its individual users. I say covertly because, despite publishing an announcement about it, the company hardly […]
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