You Can Use Your IPhone As an ID in These States
Why do I still carry a wallet ? My iPhone does almost everything a traditional wallet can do. I make most (if not all) of […]
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10 Best Places in the USA to See the Northern Lights
If you enjoy watching an amazing natural phenomenon, you need to see the Northern Lights at some point in your life. These colorful displays of […]
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The Fastest Way to Peel Almonds
You never thought this day would come. You want blanched almonds without the skin, and you need them now. You can run to the grocery […]
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How to Deal With “gun Incompetence” at Work
We’ve all dealt with colleagues who are bad at their jobs but are very good at making their incompetence their problem, from the boss who […]
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How to Cut an Onion to Keep Its Shape
” How to cut an onion ” refers to food videos, while “how to make the perfect cat’s eye” refers to makeup tutorials; both were […]
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Take These Technical Courses for Free This Week
If you’ve been thinking about learning a new skill or already have a background in tech, this week is your chance to take free online […]
Continue reading »What You Need to Know About Decorating With Nude Art
Nudity is so oddly controversial that it has been controversial to varying degrees for centuries. It has also been of great importance in art and […]
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Throw Away Those ALDI Falafels, Says FDA
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has recalled Earth Grown brand falafels that were distributed throughout the United States due to their potential to […]
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Fix These IPhone 14 Bugs With the New IOS 16.0.3 Update
iPhone 14 is less than a month old and already causing software issues. If you bought it, you may remember that you were immediately faced […]
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You Can Air-Fry a Frozen Steak Completely.
People love to argue about steak. It’s fun because there are so many variables to disagree on: cut (rib eye or New York?), method of […]
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How to Live With Stairs That Don’t Follow the Code
When my wife and I bought our house a few years ago, we were in awe of its age-old charm . Then I fell down […]
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Make This Easy Bread With Onion Sauce
Rolled bread never goes out of style – just ask any carb-obsessed bread lover like yours truly – but they’ve been making a resurgence lately […]
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You Should Probably Reset Your Facebook Password Today
You may have given away your Facebook login information unintentionally if you downloaded one of over 400 malicious apps designed to steal Facebook credentials from […]
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This App Allows You to Listen to Spotify Playlists in Apple Music
Apple Music has its upsides , but just about any user will admit that Spotify playlists are way better. Traditionally, listening to Spotify playlists requires […]
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What I Learned From Tracking Calorie Burn Throughout the Year
It’s been over a year since I started using MacroFactor, an app that calculates my TDEE (Total Daily Energy Expenditure) in real time. It’s a […]
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How to Know If Your Child Has One of These Reading Disorders
Especially after the last few years, kids’ academic skill levels are all over the place. Depending on how well your child has done with online […]
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7 Deadly Sins of Smoking Weed As a Beginner
I know you’ve been waiting for this for a long time, but now that President Biden has taken a big step towards decriminalizing marijuana at […]
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How to Get a Teenager to Do Damn Homework
Raising teenagers is not easy. They still depend on you for their daily needs, but they also have their own minds, so while you can […]
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Stop Your Mac From Changing Wallpapers Automatically
Your Mac gets annoying when it decides, “Hey, we’re not really going to use this image anymore” and automatically reverts your wallpaper back to system […]
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How to Recover From a Toxic Work Environment
A toxic work environment can sap your confidence to the point that even after you manage to escape, the consequences can carry over to your […]
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You Should Make Oatmeal in Your Morning Cup of Tea
A bowl of hot oatmeal is a good start to the day and can keep you feeling full for hours, but there’s no denying that […]
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How to Treat a Headache Apart From Taking Drugs
Headaches can range from annoying to debilitating, and when it comes to treating them, you’ll want to use every tool at your disposal, including both […]
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Combine These Two Annoying Kitchen Chores Into One.
Two of my least favorite jobs in the kitchen are cleaning the fridge and taking out the trash. Both tend to be a bit rough, […]
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The Most Common but Overlooked Causes of Home Fires
When it comes to fire safety, most people tend to fall into one of two categories: those who are constantly concerned about fire hazards in […]
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Avoid Apple Orchards to Your Liking If Your Goal Is to Save Money
Every season has its Instagram-worthy moments, but some of the most coveted shots of the year can only be taken in the fall, the day […]
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How to Choose a Dishwasher That Doesn’t Waste Money
Buying a dishwasher is more than just looking for one that fits in a rectangular hole under the kitchen counter. In fact, this is just […]
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How to Tell If a Detergent Is Really “mild” Before You Buy It
If your web browsing history is littered with questions about how to clean various surfaces and objects, you’ve probably noticed that many instructions and manuals […]
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How to Winterize Your Glazed Porch
In the early days of the pandemic, when many people only left their homes when absolutely necessary, having any type of open space made a […]
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Never Use Baking Soda to Clean These Household Surfaces
When it comes to household chores, few products are as convenient and versatile as baking soda. From cooking to cleaning and deodorizing, it does so […]
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Drop Everything and Get This $150 Drawing Software for $10
You probably won’t find a better opportunity than this: for its 10th anniversary, the small studio of creatives and programmers from Escape Motions is celebrating […]
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Amazon Is Going to Sell This 4K Smart TV for Just $112
A posh 55-inch 4K Smart TV for $112? Could it even be a real thing? It could be for Amazon Prime members: Last Thursday, Amazon […]
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The 13 Worst Gym Etiquette Violations According to Reddit
We’ve probably all made a mistake in the gym at some point. As a beginner, I know I was guilty of using dumbbells right in […]
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Why You Should Always Have Plumber’s Putty
If you’ve ever spent any real time browsing your local hardware store, you’ve probably seen something called Plumber’s Putty on the shelves. Or maybe you […]
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The Real Difference Between Apocalypse, Armageddon, and Judgment Day
With so much frankly bad news that we face every day, it’s easy to feel like we’re living in the End Times – and maybe […]
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Why You Shouldn’t Pay for Anything With Zelle
We tend to think that other people are being scammed and that we are too smart, informed, or cautious to fall for them. But we […]
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The 12 Worst Biopics of All Time (and 12 You Should Watch Instead)
Andrew Dominik’s Blonde NC-17 was controversial from the start: for its ratings, for its source material (a highly fictionalized novel by Joyce Carol Oates), and […]
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Twitter Bots Everyone Should Follow
Automated Twitter accounts are a source of a lot of spam, but there are exceptions. Actually, Twitter has some great bots that add useful features […]
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Subtle (but Serious) Symptoms of Menopause
Generally speaking, menopause, which is defined as a full 12 months without a period , can occur at any time between the ages of 30 […]
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Your Child May Actually Have a Math Learning Disorder
Maybe your child hates math. Maybe you did it too when you were a kid, or you were so worried about math tests that you […]
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How Your Guilt Can Actually Help You
Having made a mistake, feeling guilty is good – it means you have empathy. Sometimes our guilt is self-imposed and unhelpful, such as after you […]
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