Four Ways to Install the New Android 11 Public Beta
Since I just wrote a story about how to install the potentially more complex Developer Preview for Android 11, it’s only fitting that Google launched […]
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Black Diner Support Recipe Not Hard to Follow
When St. Louis chef Robin Caldwell wants to order vegetables at one of her favorite restaurants, she calls before ordering DoorDash. “I called the owner […]
Continue reading »How to Safely Transfer Your Signal Account to a New IPhone
One of the many ways Signal protects your data is to store everything locally on your phone or tablet, rather than on external servers. This […]
Continue reading »All the Ways to Get Amazon Prime for Free
If you order a lot on Amazon – or if you take full advantage of the benefits of Prime video and Amazon Music, the $ […]
Continue reading »How to Host a Social Media Party
Summer vacation is here. For many of us, it was with a mixture of relief and dread that we kicked the 2019-20 school year by […]
Continue reading »What to Watch Tonight, June 10, 2020
Looking for something to see tonight? Every day we search and highlight the best viewing options around. Yesterday we featured the town hall with Oprah […]
Continue reading »How to Keep Love Alive During a Pandemic, According to a Divorce Lawyer
It’s been roughly three months (or 47 years … who’s counting?) Since we started social distancing. Despite the “distance”, many of us are physically closer […]
Continue reading »Don’t Flush Disposable Masks Down the Toilet
Disposable face masks are an effective way to protect yourself and others during the coronavirus pandemic if you dispose of them correctly. Do not throw […]
Continue reading »Are “organic” Products Worth the Money?
We are constantly being told how we can eat healthier foods – eat smaller meals, avoid genetically modified organisms, buy only organic foods! As for […]
Continue reading »The Best Time to Withdraw Cashback Balance Is Right Now
If you’re using a bonus credit card to cash in on the ride, you’re probably biding its time and holding on to those points and […]
Continue reading »Use a Homemade Steam Boiler for Reliable Carbonara Paste
Emulsifying hard cheese and pasta water into a perfectly smooth sauce is essentially a pasta thermodynamics course for graduates. The pan should be hot enough […]
Continue reading »How to Deal With a Manipulative Colleague
In one of my first “real” jobs, I worked on a project with a group of workers who were known to be manipulative. However, I […]
Continue reading »Underestimate Yourself When You Get Back to the Gym.
Gyms in many areas are reopening or will reopen soon, and many of us can’t wait to get back to our normal workouts. (I own […]
Continue reading »The Best Online Multiplayer Games for Kids Locked Up
If your child is tired of isolation, solitary play, and lack of interaction with their friends, it might be time to help them play an […]
Continue reading »Update Windows 10 Now to Block SMBGhost
When even the Department of Homeland Security’s Cyber and Infrastructure Security Agency gets nervous about your unpatched Windows 10 system, it might be time to […]
Continue reading »How to Help Your Luggage Stand Out
When it comes to choosing luggage, we have a variety of options – and yet black luggage seems to make up roughly 80% of the […]
Continue reading »How to Hire a Financial Advisor Who Will Not Deceive You
Let’s face it: money management is tricky and most of us are not as good at it as we could (or should) be. From taxes […]
Continue reading »If You Are Trying to Track Your Payment Against Coronavirus Use This IRS Phone Number
The IRS began reopening its phone lines after the coronavirus pandemic forced it to close call centers. But you can still find it difficult to […]
Continue reading »How to Shout at a Protest Without Breaking Your Voice
The statement matters, but it shouldn’t be just metaphorical. If you are participating in a protest, you can sing, applaud, shout, or use your voice […]
Continue reading »How to Turn on Dark Mode on the EBay App
It’s been a long time but the eBay mobile app has finally gone into dark mode, which means shoppers can track their bids late into […]
Continue reading »What to Do With Money Now That We Are in a Recession
After several months of discussions, a short period of optimism, and then the start of a global pandemic, it became officially declared: we are in […]
Continue reading »How to Permanently Delete Books From Your Kindle
Removing finished books from Kindle has always been possible, but with one catch. Anything you delete from your device is saved to your account. It’s […]
Continue reading »Chicken Salad Manifesto
Chicken salad is not usually considered “sexy”. This is lunchtime lunch, church dinner, boring baby shower or bridal shower, often under-seasoned and over-dressed. A bad […]
Continue reading »What to Watch Tonight, June 9, 2020
Looking for something to see tonight? Every day we search and highlight the best viewing options around. Yesterday we recommended John Oliver’s latest episode of […]
Continue reading »What to Do If You’re Locked up Overseas
The pandemic has swept the world and many American travelers are stuck living or traveling abroad. And when protests erupt around the world, stranded Americans […]
Continue reading »Teach the Children About Racism Using the Brown Eyes, Blue Eyes Exercise
Jane Elliot has spent her career trying to give white people a taste of the discrimination and racism that people of color face throughout their […]
Continue reading »Blur Faces and Remove Metadata From IPhone Photos With This Shortcut
As demonstrations against police brutality and racial injustice continue across the country, applications that blur faces and remove metadata have become a necessary part of […]
Continue reading »How to Motivate Yourself to Do Something Difficult
The next time you come across a difficult, time-consuming, or boring task, don’t tell yourself that you will do it later. Tell yourself that it […]
Continue reading »Why You Should Support Your Cause With a Monthly Donation
If you can donate money to organizations working to combat police violence or systemic racism, consider making your donation a regular monthly payment rather than […]
Continue reading »A Blender Bottle Makes a Great Cocktail Shaker
The blender bottle is an item owned and used by “healthy people”, so I never spent a lot of time thinking about it. But this […]
Continue reading »What We Actually Know About Asymptomatic Transmission
You may have seen headlines recently that “symptom-free patients” are not contributing to the spread of the coronavirus. This may mean that all of our […]
Continue reading »How to Use Your Phone in the Car Without Killing Anyone
All the time, only a fingerprint or a drawing on the screen is distracted, and when you are driving, it is simply not safe. The […]
Continue reading »Explanation of the “less Lethal” Police Weapon
Over the past few weeks, we have seen countless examples of “less deadly” police weapons being used against protesters, including rubber bullets, bean bag cartridges […]
Continue reading »Why Advice About Masks Seems to Be Constantly Changing
The World Health Organization announced a new guideline on masks late last week, sparking a new wave of criticism about how “they” continue to change […]
Continue reading »Use Sports to Talk to Children About Social Justice
As a parent of a sports-minded 10-year-old, I was grateful to be able to survive the Michael Jordan era with my son by watching The […]
Continue reading »Try Android 11 Today Using Google Android Flash Tool
Many of us are itching to get Android 11 Beta 1, the public beta of the next Android operating system, which is likely to be […]
Continue reading »How and Why to Update a Sonos Setup to ‘S2’
Sonos is launching a new controller app known as the S2 Controller app, and while many users will need it to get feature updates or […]
Continue reading »I Must Insist That You Pickle the Rhubarb
There are many fruits and vegetables that make you think of spring, sunny thoughts, but none of them do it like ruby super-tart rhubarb. It’s […]
Continue reading »Than Police Brutality in the United States Compared to Other Countries
Given the protests against police brutality in the past few weeks, as well as the assassinations of George Floyd, Breonna Taylor and more by the […]
Continue reading »These Are the Only Shoes Your Child Will Need This Summer
Any plans for the summer? Or will your summer be like the end of winter and all spring this year, except that it’s more outside […]
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