Three Things You Should Do With This Crusted Maple Syrup Bottle (Before You Toss It)
Maple syrup is so good it’s hard to believe it comes from a tree. Or maybe it’s easy to believe. Trees also give us peaches, […]
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Relive the Internet of the 90s With “Neocities”
Remember the use of dial-up access in the 1990s? When the technology was new, the online world wasn’t flooded with corporations and everyone was basically […]
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Replace Mayonnaise With Brine for the Best Tuna Salad
I do not hesitate to mix mayonnaise with the dish and declare it “salad”. Indeed, I love a good marinated bacon salad every day. However, […]
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The Easiest Ways to Signal That You Don’t Want to Be Interrupted at Work
Technology often makes it easy to signal when you don’t want to be disturbed. You can turn on Do Not Disturb if you’re using an […]
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What It Means to Be “unbanked” (and What It Costs You)
To keep our money safe, most of us have at least a checking account and a savings account. But many Americans don’t have a bank […]
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The Reddit Blackout Is Over, but the Protest Isn’t Over
The Reddit shutdown has completed its first phase and the subreddits are starting to come back online, but the site has not returned to normal. […]
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Dealing With Injury-Based “Hyper-Independence”
The process of recovering from trauma—whether it is rooted in your childhood or developed after an acute traumatic event such as a car accident—is complex […]
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Over 90% Off This Cyber Security & IT Skills Course Now
The complete 2023 Cybersecurity Developer and IT Skills Bundle will help you brush up on your skills and earn official certifications. For a limited time […]
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Learn the Basics of ChatGPT With This $20 Course
Despite all the hand-wringing in recent months about artificial intelligence, in some ways AI is like any other tool: ideally it won’t replace the work […]
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Collapse Google Search Results With This Katamari Minigame
You google something every day, but when was the last time you liked it? All these links and images are looking at you, waiting for […]
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What I Would Like to Know Before Buying My Rug
When Ruggable invaded my social media with ads, I suspected it was just a matter of time before I begged them to take my money. […]
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This Pop up Camping Hut Is 15% Off Right Now
CARSULE is a camping cabin with two meters of standing space that connects to the car for easy trunk access. You can use the CARSULE […]
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How to Travel With Supplements and Not Get Caught Packing a Suitcase Full of Suspicious White Powder
Traveling with your medicines is easy enough: whether it’s tablets or liquids, store them in their original pharmacy containers, or slip your over-the-counter medicines into […]
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How to Achieve a “sexual State of Union” (but Don’t Call It That)
In a recent article in the New York Times , sexologist Emily Morse recommends that couples schedule regular “sexual state of union” discussions—frank, open conversations […]
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How Many Credit Cards Are Too Many?
There is no magic number for determining how many credit cards you should have at one time. The answer not only differs from person to […]
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Why There Are so Many Ticks in Your Yard (and What to Do About It)
Ticks can find their way into your yard for a number of reasons . They cannot fly, so in many cases they are carried by […]
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How to Tidy Your Fridge Like an Adult
It took many embarrassing trips to the trash can – throwing out moldy food and curiously sniffing heavy cream – to finally develop some adult […]
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Three Ways a Pillowcase Can Make Your Home a Little Cleaner
Pillowcases are more versatile household helpers than we think. In addition to protecting your pillows from night sweats, they will help you keep your home […]
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Three Things You Should Do Before Deleting Your Reddit Account
Reddit is in turmoil. The company decided to make the existence of third-party Reddit apps prohibitively expensive after June 30, which its users didn’t like […]
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These Birthday Cake Waffles Are Almost Too Easy.
I’ve made waffles in many things , but few waffles, which is odd given the intended purpose of the waffle maker. I can count on […]
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This Amazon and Spotify Dropshipping Course Is $30 Right Now
If you’re looking for ways to make some extra cash, dropshipping is one way to generate some passive income, and right now you can get […]
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Scrambled Eggs and Ramen Are a Textural Delight
Fried egg ramen is an umami breakfast filled with delicious texture, while instant ramen acts as a transforming canvas. Depending on how you cook them, […]
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When You Should Use a Rental Guarantor Company (and When You Shouldn’t)
The tenant is getting more and more difficult. Rents are high even in North Dakota, where the lowest median rent in the country is around […]
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Don’t Let Strava Reveal Your Home Address
Strava makes it easy to share exercise routes not only with friends and family, but with the entire Strava community. While this feature is supposed […]
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This Geminos Folded Dual Monitor Is $100 Discounted Right Now
As useful as a dual monitor setup is, it’s not the best option for a cramped workstation. If you want a dual screen setup that’s […]
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Use Social Stories to Help Kids Navigate Important Transitions
If only there was an episode of Bluey for every problem you face as a parent of young children. If only there was a book […]
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Seven Types of Insurance That Are Usually a Waste of Money
The choice of insurance coverage is a risk reduction and a bet that a catastrophe will happen (or not happen). Car insurance – at least […]
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When You Can Eat Fish From City Rivers (and When Not)
In 2020, about 55 million Americans went fishing . Over 80% of Americans live in urban areas . This results in a lot of urban […]
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How to Make Imposter Syndrome Work for You
According to the National Library of Medicine, up to 82% of people believe they are not good enough and will be “discovered” at work. Most […]
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74% Off This 244-Hour Crash Course in Coding Right Now
Learning to program is not a one-time thing. Some programming languages may be similar, but many of them are used for completely different purposes. Figuring […]
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You Have to Boil an Egg in Maple Syrup
I rarely get professional jealousy, but it does happen, and I was hit hard by it yesterday morning when I read this Maple Butter Poached […]
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Five Asian Sauces That Make Everything Taste Better
As a kid, I was obsessed with helping my mom cook (hard to believe, I’m sure). Although she dabbled in cooking Italian food and sampled […]
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What Is a Prescription Pharmacy (and When Do You Need One)?
If you have ever needed a medicine prepared in a special way, you may have had to use the services of a prescription pharmacy . […]
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This Toybox Kids 3D Printer Is on Sale Now
Instead of buying new toys, your child can now create their own or choose from a growing catalog of printable toys online. The Toybox 3D […]
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Make This Creamy Vinaigrette With Store-Bought Mayonnaise
I have a vinaigrette formula blocked. Balanced acid and fat, a little Dijon mustard, a spoonful of some liquid sweetener, and a pinch of salt […]
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Use Crushed Cookies in Your Next Crumb Cake
The love for cupcakes is rooted in my family. You may know it’s coffee cake, streusel or, as my father calls it, crumble buns, but […]
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You Can Play Elden Ring and Hogwarts Legacy on Your MacBook Right Now
People buy Macs for video editing. People buy Macs for programming. Nobody buys a Mac for gaming. Of course, you can play on a Mac: […]
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How to Keep Your Swimsuit Clean Without Damaging It
With swim season on the way, you may be wondering (as you did last summer and the summer before): is there a proper way to […]
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You Can Get a $100 Restaurant.com Gift Card for $14 Right Now
Inflation has not spared the cost of dining out. If you’re looking for a way to reduce the burden on your credit card while still […]
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Claim Your Share of This Google Global Lawsuit
Google’s parent company Alphabet is worth $1.6 trillion . Thanks to a recently settled class action lawsuit, you can keep a small chunk of Google’s […]
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