Update Your PC Now to Fix These Hotly Exploited Security Vulnerabilities
The Internet can be a fun place, but it can also be dangerous. After all, hackers are going to hack and you might just be […]
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How to Trade in a Car That Didn’t Pay Off (and When You Shouldn’t)
So, you are in the market for a new car. Trading your car is a great way to apply the value of your old car […]
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Safely Temper Eggs With a Turkey Buster
Tempering eggs is not easy. Even after I’ve done this hundreds of times, I’m still revisiting recipes that call for me to slowly drizzle boiling […]
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How to Survive a Mass Shooting, According to the FBI
There were over 200 mass shootings in the US in 2023 , according to the non-profit agency Gun Violence Archive, and that’s only May. Guns […]
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How to Speed up Your Global Registration
We are fans of everything that can make traveling less of a headache, from checking in online or booking smarter itineraries to knowing your rights […]
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What to Do on Fridays to Make Monday Easier, According to Reddit
“Sunday horror stories” may be cliché, but they’re also real . The fear we feel about the coming week is related to the relief we […]
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You Can Fully Cook Eggs in a Stainless Steel Skillet
I’m hardly married to one type of utensil. I have stainless steel pans, cast iron pans, and non-stick pans and am starting to dabble in […]
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These Big Retailers Are Closing Stores (and Will Run Liquidation Sales)
Seeing your favorite store close is always a shock, and the current economic uncertainty we’re facing has many of our favorite businesses closing some stores, […]
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How to Make the Perfect Grain Bowl
The charm of cereal bowls, Buddha bowls, and protein bowls is that, when done right, the quantity and variety of ingredients keep you palatable to […]
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Do’s and Don’ts in New Relationships
Although text messages are often looked down upon when it comes to developing a new relationship with someone, they can be a useful tool when […]
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The Most Thrown Foods (and How to Stop Throwing Them)
Food waste is a serious problem. According to Feeding America , about 119 billion pounds of food, worth over $408 billion, is wasted in the […]
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Don’t Make These Mistakes When Buying a New Dryer
When my wife and I bought our first home, our biggest concern was the availability of laundry facilities. The machines in the house were old, […]
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Five Easy Ways to Maximize Usable Storage Under Stairs
Americans love things, but most of us have too many of them. That’s why American homes continue to grow , and that’s why about 10% […]
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The 4 Best Ways to Learn (Not Cheat) With ChatGPT
Among the many initial concerns about AI and ChatGPT was that students would use it to write their schoolwork or essays, or otherwise cheat on […]
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You Can Finally Use Final Cut Pro and Logic Pro on Your IPad
From time to time, Apple really surprises me. Today is one such moment : the company has just announced the release of Final Cut Pro […]
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You Can Display Your Pet on a Billboard for Free
We all love showing off pictures of our pets to anyone polite enough to ask, but if you’ve ever wanted the opportunity to take your […]
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The Best Budgeting Apps Based on Your Savings Goals
Budgeting is a problem. Even if you know all the spreadsheet best practices , doing it yourself can be confusing and time consuming. But I […]
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The Least Stressful Way to Pack up and Check Out of Your Dorm
Dorm moving season is tricky because it coincides with the finale and the melancholy that comes when you leave your friends and newfound freedom. Plus, […]
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Kaya Jam Wants to Be Your New Favorite Condiment
Fragrant sauces and spreads are some of the greatest gifts I give myself. Baba ganoush, onion sauce and straight cream cheese can transform anything from […]
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Beware of These ChatGPT Personalized Email Scams
ChatGPT is not unlike a smart kid – smart, yes, but also easy to manipulate. A child can understand the difference between “good” and “bad”, […]
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Make Caramelized Onion Jam in the Oven
Caramelizing onions always takes longer than you think. It’s partly the fault of the recipe writers who tell you that this is something you can […]
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Is There a Better Way to Vacuum
If you feel like your carpets and carpets aren’t really clean – or don’t stay clean for very long – after you vacuum, it’s probably […]
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Three Unexpected Times You Should Eat Sour Patch Kids
Sour Patch Kids have always been my favorite movie candy (sorry for those who prefer raisins or whatever kids eat these days). But they can […]
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Mini Labneh Balls – New Cheese Balls
In the world of fermented milk products, labne is intermediate between cheese and yogurt, which is why it is sometimes called “yogurt cheese”. You can […]
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Make This Lazy Dulce De Leche Toast in 3 Minutes
Toast makes a surprisingly chic sweet snack, especially if you brush it with frangipane (aka bostock ) or brownie dough . I’m always looking for […]
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What Podcast Made You Fall in Love With Podcasts?
In 2022, I spent 97 days and 20 hours listening to podcasts on Pocket Casts only. (Add in the time I listened on Spotify and […]
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These Recalled COVID Tests Could Be Contaminated With Bacteria
The last thing you expect when testing for a virus is to pick up a bacterial infection in the process. But that may be the […]
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Always Ask These Three Questions Before Paying Your Medical Bill
If you’re unlucky enough to live long enough in the US, you’ll end up with such a large medical bill that your jaw will drop. […]
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Your Brick Home Needs Weeping Hole Covers
If there’s one thing you’ll learn after buying a house, it’s that water is your enemy . Every day, in surprisingly different ways, water enters […]
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Bring Your Childhood Games to Life With This Free CD Archive
The digital revolution should have made it easier to preserve the past, but instead it seems to me that we have only lost access. The […]
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The Best Places to Sell Your Textbooks (and When You Can’t)
Like the rest of the world, colleges have gone digital, although this change is very recent. When I was a student in 2013, almost all […]
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Your Guide to 13 Alternative Flours
We live in a world full of grain free and alternative flours and you don’t need gluten to have fun. You can eat your cake […]
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The Unhealthy Foods Your Kids Eat Are Dangerous (and Those That Are Just Disgusting)
Babies don’t just explore the world with their hands and eyes. These curious creatures also learn about it from their mouths and put anything in […]
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You Can Formally Appeal Your Bad Final Grade
Sometimes when someone says, “That professor was so unfair. I should have had a higher grade,” what they really mean is “I didn’t get the […]
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The Best Way to Stop Jumping Worms From Invading Your Garden
With plant replacement and compost in full swing, it’s important to keep an eye out for invasive jumping worms. These critters leach nutrients out of […]
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Get These PlayStation Plus Games Before Sony Takes Them Forever
PlayStation 5 owners, listen up: you’re about to lose your chance to play a collection of classic PS4 games for cheap. Sony is shutting down […]
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This Old Bundt Pan Makes the Perfect Tabletop Flowerpot.
Bundt baking pans have many uses beyond baking cakes, from being used as a roaster to being used as a vessel for baking bread or […]
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When Meal Time Really Matters
When you’re training and aiming for a specific goal, it’s wise to pull the big levers first. Getting enough food, enough sleep, and enough time […]
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How to Plant a Hardy and Drought Tolerant Gravel Garden
If you’re tired of watering your lawn to keep it alive, or if you live in a place with water restrictions, you may have become […]
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You Can Overcome “creative Mortification”
Have you ever suffered from creative mortification? This term, coined by educator Ronald Beghetto , describes the loss of your desire to follow a creative […]
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