How to Make Money With a Home Electric Vehicle Charger
Electric vehicles are becoming increasingly common , with 1.6 million such vehicles sold in the US in 2023, up 60% from 2022. that electric vehicles […]
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How to Control the Volume of Individual Applications in Windows
Most of us will be playing all kinds of audio through our Windows PC speakers (or headphones), but you don’t necessarily want your background low-quality […]
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Use Leftover Rice to Make This Crispy Fried Rice Cake
Using up some leftover rice is easy: toss half a cup into soup or chili, or use it to bulk up a salad . When […]
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YouTube Is Testing Its Own Community Notes Feature
Pretty soon you might start seeing notes on YouTube videos. The Google-owned video sharing platform is now testing an experimental system that will be similar […]
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You Can Rename Siri in IOS 18 (but Should You?)
It’s been almost 13 years, and you can finally rename Siri on your iPhone or iPad. iOS 18 will let you customize your own phrase […]
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How to Build a Raised Bed That Will Last
I’ve built raised beds out of railroad ties or cedar fencing, 2x4s, bricks, and even some nice wicker lattice. But when I got serious about […]
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Say Goodbye to Hot Honey and Hello to Spicy Ketchup.
I ate it with hot honey. He’s been on the scene for years, but I really started to notice him around 2018. Despite how many […]
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You Can Get a Free Month of Audiobooks on Spotify Right Now
To celebrate National Audiobook Month this June, Spotify is offering a month of free audiobooks. If you’re on Spotify’s free plan and have an account […]
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30 Movies That Will Make You Cry
It feels like maintaining a reasonable level of mental health is particularly challenging right now, whether we’re talking about clinical depression or just a general […]
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When to Use Hot Water and Not. Cold Water to Remove Stains From Fabric
When it comes to removing stains from clothing, upholstery, and other fabrics, you might assume that water is water and its temperature doesn’t really matter. […]
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Today’s Strands NYT Tips (and Answers) for Wednesday, June 19, 2024
If you are looking for Strands hints and answers for Wednesday June 19, 2024, read on as I share some hints and tips and finally […]
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The Correct Way to Roll and Store Belts
Slowly but surely I’m going to revolutionize your wardrobe. From shoes to bags , there are so many accessories that can be collected and displayed, […]
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Apple Is Discontinuing Apple Pay Later Less Than a Year After It Launched
Just over six months after it was fully released to all US customers, Apple is shutting down its Apple Pay Later installment loan service. In […]
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Your Apple Watch Can Finally Track Your Sleep With WatchOS 11
Apple unveiled many exciting features coming to the Apple Watch lineup during WWDC this year. The next update to Apple Watch, watchOS 11 , will […]
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The Best EURO 2024 Matches to Watch This Week (and Where to Stream Them)
The first round of the Euro 2024 group stage has ended. There weren’t many surprising results: the top teams in their group stages took all […]
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You Should Try MediaMate to Manage Audio and Video on Your Mac
I listen to a lot of music while I work and like to quickly check what’s playing, so I chose MediaMate . It’s an independent […]
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Five WatchOS 11 Features Apple Didn’t Tell Us About at WWDC
This year’s WWDC was a huge event for Apple, with the company unveiling its latest operating systems for the Apple Watch , iPhone , Mac […]
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The Differences Between Heat Exhaustion and Heat Stroke (and How to Cope With Them)
With a record-breaking heat dome sweeping the eastern half of the United States this week, it’s important to not only stay cool for comfort , […]
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Metroid Prime 4 and More From the June Nintendo Direct
Nintendo ended the summer game announcement season in a big way, delivering on promises that many were excited about but had forgotten about. Nintendo Switch […]
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How to Recognize (and Prevent) Problems With Your Tomato
Tomatoes are a popular addition to vegetable gardens, but they can be a real problem. From the moment your tomato seeds germinate to the day […]
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IOS 18 Could Help Reduce Motion Sickness in the Car
When you are a passenger in a moving car, you may spend all your time looking at the screen. Some people watch movies, others use […]
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When to Take Cash After a Car Accident (and When to File an Insurance Claim Instead)
Any car accident you walk away from is, relatively speaking, a positive outcome, but even minor fender benders can cause you a lot of hassle: […]
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A Brief History of AI
This post is part of Lifehacker’s “Living with AI” series. We explore the current state of AI, what it can do (and what it can’t […]
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Dictionary of AI Words Everyone Should Know
This post is part of Lifehacker’s “Living with AI” series. We explore the current state of AI, what it can do (and what it can’t […]
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Four Ways to Build Artificial Intelligence Tools Without Knowing How to Code
This post is part of Lifehacker’s “Living with AI” series. We explore the current state of AI, what it can do (and what it can’t […]
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When to Use AI at Work (and When Not)
This post is part of Lifehacker’s “Living with AI” series. We explore the current state of AI, what it can do (and what it can’t […]
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The Ethics of Creating (and Publishing) Works of Artificial Intelligence
This post is part of Lifehacker’s “Living with AI” series. We explore the current state of AI, what it can do (and what it can’t […]
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Logitech Keys-to-Go 2 Is a Completely New Design
The more accessories I add to my tablets, the more I feel like I’m missing the point. Should I really buy the new iPad M4 […]
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The Best New Features You Can Use in Microsoft Copilot Right Now
Microsoft’s AI chatbot Copilot has been constantly growing and adding new features since its introduction last year. (At the time, Microsoft called it Bing Chat.) […]
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A Guide to Children’s Culture for Out-of-Touch Adults: Why People Play the Banana Snap Game
It’s summer and the empty hours need to be filled, so young people are snapping bananas, creating imaginary shows on Netflix and forming very strong […]
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You Can Get Used to Working Out in the Heat
Nobody likes to feel sluggish and sweaty, so when the sun sets to get hot, I understand that you prefer to work out in an […]
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Amazon’s “Blink Moments” Turns Your Camera Footage Into Shareable Videos
Amazon seems to have realized that part of our obsession with security cameras is the ability to share the moments we capture, whether they’re funny, […]
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The 23 Best Movies of 2024 You Can Stream Now
The year is only just beginning, but the shape of the year’s film landscape is already obvious. Comic book movies are on hold, opening up […]
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Your Summer Needs a Smoker (and Three to Consider)
If you want to cook outdoors occasionally this summer, you’ll probably only need a simple charcoal grill . If you have big plans (say, grilling […]
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How to Take Full Control of Your Chromebook Notifications
Notifications are now an integral part of modern life, but they can range from important to irrelevant. The key is to strike the right balance […]
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A Brief History of AI
This post is part of Lifehacker’s “Living with AI” series. We explore the current state of AI, what it can do (and what it can’t […]
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Dictionary of AI Words Everyone Should Know
This post is part of Lifehacker’s “Living with AI” series. We explore the current state of AI, what it can do (and what it can’t […]
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Four Ways to Build Artificial Intelligence Tools Without Knowing How to Code
This post is part of Lifehacker’s “Living with AI” series. We explore the current state of AI, what it can do (and what it can’t […]
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When to Use AI at Work (and When Not)
This post is part of Lifehacker’s “Living with AI” series. We explore the current state of AI, what it can do (and what it can’t […]
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The Ethics of Creating (and Publishing) Works of Artificial Intelligence
This post is part of Lifehacker’s “Living with AI” series. We explore the current state of AI, what it can do (and what it can’t […]
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