How to Prevent Injury When Exercising at Home
Raise your hands if you hurt yourself doing something stupid during your home workout. For example, I banged my hand on the ceiling garage door […]
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Try the Wet Cat Method to Relieve Your Child’s Anxiety
There is a lot of concern these days, and unfortunately, it’s not just for the adults in the home. Kids can worry even at the […]
Continue reading »How to Check Wi-Fi Signal Strength
Windows: You’ve already seen the scary stripes – this fun little graphic that shows the power of your wireless connection. While full lanes means you’re […]
Continue reading »What’s New on Netflix This Week of Apr 27, 2020
Friday marks the start of a new month, which means we’re going to get an influx of new additions to Netflix in time for the […]
Continue reading »This Is Your Last Week to Watch HBO TV Shows for Free
Earlier this month, HBO made tons of its programs free to watch online . You couldn’t watch popular shows like Game of Thrones and Westworld […]
Continue reading »Learn How to Draw From Disney Animators With These Free Videos
If you are spending some time at home to learn how to draw, Disney Parks has several videos to help you. The How To Draw […]
Continue reading »Check If Your Account Has Been Hacked Due to a Recent Nintendo Hack
If you have used a Nintendo Network ID (NNID) to log into your Nintendo Account, you may have noticed some issues logging into your Nintendo […]
Continue reading »Find Out What You Are Drinking From Flaviar’s School of Spirits
Being at home more often and the pandemic in general have changed many of our habits. Maybe you’re taking an Ivy League online course, or […]
Continue reading »DJ D-Nice’s Club Quarantine on TV Tonight
DJ D-Nice has been regularly opening Club Quarantine’s virtual doors on Instagram for over a month. Everyone from Snoop Dogg to Oprah attended his online […]
Continue reading »How to Practically Attend Met Today’s Home Gala
The Metropolitan Opera’s annual gala may not take place in person this year, but like many other major events, the organizers have decided to move […]
Continue reading »What You Need to Know About Wi-Fi 6E
If you curse your home Wi-Fi network when working from home, here’s some good news: The FCC recently approved a new Wi-Fi connectivity standard, Wifi […]
Continue reading »Why Not Practice With a Vintage Jane Fonda?
As I explore the world of home workouts, I keep thinking about the rules of the VHS era. In the past, buying Jane Fonda’s feed […]
Continue reading »Prevent Travel Memories From Popping up on Your Social Media
Our stress levels are now at an all-time high, which means that our mindfulness to our own self-care needs to be the same, especially for […]
Continue reading »Ask for an Overdraft Fee Waiver
A few weeks ago, as the coronavirus pandemic escalated, many financial institutions announced programs to help clients facing financial difficulties. Most of these programs allow […]
Continue reading »Are You Charging Your MacBook the Wrong Way?
Yes, you read the title correctly. There are obviously “right” and “wrong” ways to connect devices to a MacBook with Thunderbolt / USB-C ports on […]
Continue reading »What to Watch This Weekend, April 24-26, 2020
Today is Friday! (It’s Friday, right?) Now that we’ve all done it in one week, it’s time to … continue to stay at home over […]
Continue reading »Fernet and Orange Liqueur Is a Fantastic Pair for Whiskey
Now that I’m away from Campari, I’m forced to explore long-neglected corners of my bar cart. Things are not entirely bleak: there are a lot […]
Continue reading »Make a Quick and Easy Meal With Instant Miso Soup
I’ve been eating a lot of instant miso soup lately, mostly for breakfast because it’s light and very spicy and the intense spicy taste is […]
Continue reading »Best Free Zoom Alternatives
While Zoom’s video conferencing service has skyrocketed in popularity since the coronavirus outbreak, recent news of its many security and privacy concerns may raise concerns […]
Continue reading »Buy Your Kids a Pack of Postcards
You may be at the point of this couch potato pandemic where you need to make a little change of supplies for your child’s creativity. […]
Continue reading »Don’t Inject Bleach (Sigh)
Did the President just tell people to inject himself with bleach? Not entirely true . But he did wonder out loud – and in front […]
Continue reading »Don’t Let Microsoft Word Judge You for Using Two Spaces Between Sentences
Microsoft has taken an official position on one of the most controversial issues on the Internet, vigorously going over to minimalism in the “one space […]
Continue reading »Where to Go by Camper Right Now
For travelers around the country, complying with the latest restrictions has become a daily challenge. With so many landed flights and warnings about what to […]
Continue reading »Tofu Rules, Damn It
We need to talk about tofu. As the Beyond Meat and Impossible Burger mania sweeps the globe, vegan OG protein is being left behind – […]
Continue reading »What’s on Prime Video in May 2020
There are only a few days left until May 1st, which means there are only a few days left before the heap of new content […]
Continue reading »How to Protect Yourself If You Are Forced to Return to Work
As some states prepare to reopen , contrary to expert advice, what protections do workers have if they feel unsafe at work? This concern has […]
Continue reading »It’s Free Friday at Wendy’s Drive-Thru
Given that now it seems like every day is merging with the other, you may not realize that today is Friday. But it does, and […]
Continue reading »Upgrade Your Book Stock in a Small Free Library
Our defunct social timeline has inspired many of us to dive into books to find our way out of safer home despondency. And whether you’ve […]
Continue reading »Visit Sesame Street and CNN’s Virtual Town Hall Dedicated to COVID-19.
There are many strange things happening in the world right now. For the most part, it’s weird in a bad way. But the big bird […]
Continue reading »How Poor Air Quality Affects COVID-19 Death Rates
Poor air quality has long been linked to increased health problems as well as premature death. Fine particulate matter, also called PM2.5, is a term […]
Continue reading »Use Permissions to Remove Rogue Apps From Your Android Device
Google has removed another batch of terrible Android apps from the Google Play store for violating the company’s terms of service. The survey includes 101 […]
Continue reading »Will Only Children Be Harder During a Pandemic?
If you are the parent of any number of children, chances are you are worried about how this will affect them this time in isolation. […]
Continue reading »Scientists Want to Know About Your Leaven
If you’ve ever tried making a sourdough starter, you know it’s kind of an experiment. You literally catch wild yeast, feed it, and hope that […]
Continue reading »How to Set the Background for Skype Video Calls
There are few things I like more than the well-executed use of silly backgrounds in video chat. While this unusual feature was previously exclusive to […]
Continue reading »How to Stream Today’s NFL Draft
The 2020 NFL Draft officially kicks off tonight. Round 1 starts at 8:00 pm ET, rounds 2-3 follow tomorrow at 7:00 pm ET, and rounds […]
Continue reading »What to Watch Tonight, April 23, 2020
We almost made it to the end of next week! Why not catch your breath tonight and watch something new? Every day, we collect the […]
Continue reading »Here’s How Much It Actually Costs to Get Cash by Credit Card
Credit cards can be a tool to keep your finances afloat during difficult times. But not all expenses can be covered by a credit card. […]
Continue reading »Drink Coffee for a Week Right Away With Jerry Salz’s Controversial Java Program
Last month, Jerry Saltz , senior art criticfor New York Magazine and author of How To Become an Artist , went viral on Twitter after […]
Continue reading »Send Packages to Your Closest Friends With Uber Connect
As we continue to physically distance ourselves, we are all looking for ways to stay in touch with our loved ones and colleagues. We may […]
Continue reading »How to Protect Yourself From IOS Zero-Day Email Attacks
Security researchers recently discovered two zero-day vulnerabilities that have been present in the standard Mail app for iPhone and iPad for years. Both vulnerabilities allow […]
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