The Chef Hat Lets You Bookmark and Organize Recipes From All Over the Web
Chrome / iOS: There’s no shortage of ways to organize recipes you find on the web , but they come and go so quickly it’s […]
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Fix a Jammed Sweater by Pulling the Yarn Back
If your favorite sweater is stuck, that doesn’t mean it shouldn’t be worn at home, just tighten the yarn back into the sweater to make […]
Continue reading »10 Most Risky Things You Can Do on Your Own
Some things in life – like fixing your own car or DIY home repairs – can seem dangerous or risky, especially if you’ve never done […]
Continue reading »Get More Money From Your Garage Sale by Measuring Pre-Sale Interest in Items
Summer may be over, but in some places you will still find garage sales. If you want to get rid of more items and also […]
Continue reading »Create Your Own Time-Lapse Movie With the Dedicated Raspberry Pi Movie Studio
Capturing and combining the thousands of stills required for time-lapse video can be tedious, but this custom setup, made from a Raspberry Pi, can greatly […]
Continue reading »Google Adds Holiday Opening Hours to Maps and Search
Nothing spoils your holiday mood like a last-minute run to a store that isn’t even working. To help you avoid this, Google Maps and search […]
Continue reading »This Table Explains How to Light a Fire in the Rain.
Nobody wants to make a fire in the rain, but sometimes they have to. The Art of Manliness has put together a visual guide that […]
Continue reading »The Value of the Weekend Brain Dump
One of my favorite things to do on a lazy Friday afternoon (when I have to work, but I already have a few posts and […]
Continue reading »Create Animated GIFs From Still Images in OS X With One Click
Do you have multiple still images that you want to turn into an animated GIF? Blogger Jacob Salmela demonstrates how to add this option to […]
Continue reading »Browsecurely Provides Secure Browsing for Any IOS App
iOS: Many apps have built-in browsers, and some of them use native code instead of Safari. This allows them to keep track of what you […]
Continue reading »That a Sports Bra Is (Probably) Not Suitable
If you have breasts, you’ve probably figured out that the most important job of a sports bra is to prevent pain that can come from […]
Continue reading »Most Viewed Posts This Week: Oct 30 to Nov 6
This week we looked at why you should stop buying phones from carriers, tested a pillow to keep your cool, learned how to get the […]
Continue reading »PolicyGenius Compares Insurance Rates and Doesn’t Compromise Your Privacy
Buying insurance is a burden. Getting quotes usually means giving up your personal information and then harassing sloppy agents. PolicyGenius lets you compare life, renters, […]
Continue reading »Take Your Kids to Barnes & Noble This Weekend for Free Maker Workshops
Parents, if you have a budding manufacturer on hand, now is a good weekend to visit Barnes & Noble. In collaboration with Make: Magazine, B&N […]
Continue reading »FindTheCompany Helps You Research Everything Related to the Organization
You can research almost every detail about a company online, from the average salary to employee benefits. FindTheCompany collects all the information you want to […]
Continue reading »How to Prevent Other People’s Emotions From Confusing You
Empathy is an amazing skill , but too much of it can leave you overwhelmed by the negative emotions of others. Here’s how to stop […]
Continue reading »Beware of Lifestyle Inflation When Your Home Equity Increases
Here’s a weird way inflation has infiltrated your lifestyle: through your net worth. According to research, the more your home value increases, the more your […]
Continue reading »Hang a Heavy Mirror and Keep It Centered on the Wall
It might seem like hanging something really heavy, like a mirror, is more difficult than hanging a small painting. However, with the right anchors, things […]
Continue reading »What Net Carbs Really Mean on Food Labels
Many low-carb foods are marketed as having “zero net carbs,” but a closer look at the label reveals that most of the “canceled” carbs come […]
Continue reading »Four Factors You Need to Gain Someone’s Trust
Whether you’re selling a product, giving a speech, or just trying to make new friends, it can be difficult to gain someone’s trust when you’re […]
Continue reading »Don’t Let Roommates Eat Your Food and Label What You Can Get
If you shop separately from your roommates, you may not always know which foods are off limits and which ones you can buy. A simple […]
Continue reading »Follow Basic Monetary Rules, but Keep an Eye on the Big Picture
It sounds crazy, but yes, personal finance can be exciting. Not like “we’re going to Disney World!” exciting, but more like “how great, I was […]
Continue reading »Don’t Just Wait for an Offer Before Negotiating, Research the Other Side
You may have heard that during negotiations it is better to let the other party make the first offer. However, if you just find out […]
Continue reading »Improve Your Budget by Focusing on How Satisfied Your Money Is
When you buy something, you may want to think about how much you are saving compared to a similar deal elsewhere. Instead, consider how much […]
Continue reading »You Can Now Watch Any YouTube Video on Google Cardboard
Remember that scene from Back to the Future where Marty Jr. watched rude television at the dinner table wearing giant glasses ? Now you can […]
Continue reading »Best Wine Substitutes for Degassing Pan (and More)
Like Julia Child before me, I love cooking with wine and find it works as well as a companion and ingredient. But from time to […]
Continue reading »Eloquent Main Screen
Most home screen designs clutter you up with information and colors. Instead, this home screen design features a clean, visually interesting and minimal design. This […]
Continue reading »How to Stop Being so Damn Distracted During Sex
During sex, do you often think about grocery shopping or are distracted by the cobwebs on the ceiling? When we are intimate, it is very […]
Continue reading »Convert Picky Eaters Over Time With “three Rupees”
Cooking food for picky eaters can be frustrating, but recent research suggests three simple things that can help picky eaters over time. Research led by […]
Continue reading »Feel the Balance of Work and Personal Life in the Company With This Interview Question
It’s not just your interviewer who should be asking questions when you’re discussing a potential new job. If you’re wondering what the hours of work […]
Continue reading »Dehydrate Fruit in the Microwave Using the Defrost Setting
If you don’t have a device designed to dehydrate your favorite healthy snack, the microwave defrost setting can work as a last resort. Food dehydrators […]
Continue reading »I’m Adam Leibson, Chief Operating Officer of Giphy, and This Is How I Work
A GIF can say a lot. This could be an exaggerated reaction, a visual analogy to what was said in a conversation, or just inconsistency […]
Continue reading »Unroll.me for IPhone Cleans up Your Email Newsletter on the Go
iPhone: Unroll.me has long been one of our favorite ways to kill spam in your inbox , and today the experience is spreading to the […]
Continue reading »Arduino IDE Now Supports Command Line Software Creation
Despite all its quirky attributes, the Arduino development software known as the Arduino IDE (Integrated Development Environment) has never had a command line compilation tool. […]
Continue reading »Google Maps for IOS Adds Voice Alerts for Traffic Conditions
iPhone: Google Maps has updated Google Maps for iOS with voice-activated traffic alerts, which means you will be notified of any upcoming delays on your […]
Continue reading »Exercise Is Not “enough” for Heart Health
According to the American Heart Association and other organizations, 30 minutes of exercise, five days a week, is the standard recommendation for heart health. But […]
Continue reading »Never Finish Everything on Your to-Do List (so Don’t Worry About It)
Too long to do list? While many of us worry about unfinished tasks hanging over our heads, Time Management Ninja reminds us that unfinished to-do […]
Continue reading »Google Calendar Now Allows You to Recover Deleted Events
Google has added a new Trash feature to Google Calendar, so you can now bring back events that you accidentally deleted. It works for both […]
Continue reading »Some of the Best Hidden Streets in Ten Popular Travel Destinations
As dire as the “tourist” spots are, most of us feel obligated to visit the Times Square of any city we are in at some […]
Continue reading »Make an Egg-in-the-Hole Donut for a Better Breakfast for Two
You are probably familiar with the egg-in-a-hole, where the egg is cooked in a hollowed-out piece of toast (or other ingredients ). Food52 offers a […]
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