How to Stop Touching Your Face
At this point, many people are well aware of two main strategies to slow the spread of the coronavirus: wash your hands and don’t touch […]
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COVID-19 Bill to Make Coronavirus Testing Free for Everyone
Many health insurance companies have voluntarily waived co-payments, deductibles, coinsurance, and other fees when testing for COVID-19. House Democrats are currently working to pass the […]
Continue reading »How to Know Who Is Full of Shit When They Talk About Coronavirus
There is a lot of information and misinformation about COVID-19. But I found that there is one trait that separates real experts from charlatans and […]
Continue reading »Citric Acid Is Mainly Acidic Monosodium Glutamate
Whenever I can’t figure out what a dish needs, I usually answer with acid. It enhances and balances flavors at the same time like nothing […]
Continue reading »How to Remember What Bear and Bull Markets Mean
I like to think that I am pretty good at investing, but every time I hear someone say “bear market” or “bull market,” I have […]
Continue reading »How to Report Price Gouging During the Coronavirus Outbreak
So you’ve decided it’s time to quietly purchase a few extra containers of tissue or hand sanitizer the next time you shop. But when you […]
Continue reading »What Parents Should Know About Boys and Eating Disorders
Girls’ parents probably know that despite all the pressure from society and peers (and sometimes even family), they need to watch closely for signs of […]
Continue reading »Helping Coronavirus Research With Folding @ Home
When I worked at Maximum PC , we were really into folding . We had a huge team of editors, readers, and computers involved in […]
Continue reading »Remove Those VPN and Ad Blocking Apps That Were Spying on Your IPhone or Android
A recent Buzzfeed investigation found several popular VPN and ad blocking apps for Android and iOS secretly collect user data and send it to Sensor […]
Continue reading »Don’t Throw Oil Out of Fancy Cans of Canned Fish
Depending on where you live, you may or may not be eating good food from cans in the near future. If your budget allows, I […]
Continue reading »What Does Self-Quarantine Really Mean?
You may have been asked to “work from home” or prepare for “self-quarantine” if you may have been exposed to COVID-19. But there is some […]
Continue reading »What the “history” of Your Credit Rating Actually Measures
Your credit history can be one of the most confusing parts of a credit score . Even if you practice good credit habits, your age […]
Continue reading »How to Set up Multiple Email Signatures in Gmail
Regardless of whether you are multiple personalities or don’t like to include your personal phone number in every email you reply to, editing the signature […]
Continue reading »How to Enable Dark Mode for the Google Play Store App
Google is releasing a dark theme switcher for the Play Store this week, and most devices running Android 9 and 10 will be able to […]
Continue reading »How to Work With Children From Home When You Are Distanced From Society
If you’ve ever worked from home with small children under your feet, even during the day, you know this is no joke. Children are demanding, […]
Continue reading »What Does It Mean Now That WHO Calls COVID-19 a Pandemic
Until now, the World Health Organization has been reluctant to call COVID-19 a pandemic. Today they decided to start using this word. While the move […]
Continue reading »How to Avoid Coronavirus Scams
Lots of people are trying to cash in on coronavirus anxiety right now by charging $ 79 for a bottle of Purell , selling fake […]
Continue reading »Tip Your Service Workers Especially Generously Now.
You know to wash your hands, stay home if you’re not feeling well, and resist the urge to pile up hand sanitizer . But there […]
Continue reading »Floss Cinnamon Buns
The cinnamon roll is a real baked item. Immediately after hearing its name, you know exactly what you are getting yourself into. There will be […]
Continue reading »Is This Viral Hacker Really Bringing Withered Markers to Life?
Kids love two things these days: TikTok and school supplies. That’s why we decided to test this TikTok hack from @ g.westtt . In the […]
Continue reading »How to Stop Wasting Money on Clothes
You spend hours trying on clothes, you spend hundreds (maybe more!) Buying these clothes, then you open your closet and, lo and behold, you don’t […]
Continue reading »Everything You Need to Know About Proper Hat Etiquette
So you wanna wear a pretty hat, huh? Fine. Then you need to learn how to wear it like a real lady or a gentleman. […]
Continue reading »Share Accounts Without Disclosing Passwords Using DoNotPay
People are constantly exchanging passwords for various streaming services. Whether you personally take part in this practice or not, this is your gray area of […]
Continue reading »Brand Vegetables for Your Kids to Eat
Some children will be satisfied with your statements that broccoli blossoms are “little trees” that they, the monsters, should devour. And other kids will say, […]
Continue reading »What It Feels Like to Fly During the Coronavirus Outbreak
I departed San Francisco for the Maldives last Wednesday with a dock in Switzerland, the journey from which I returned home this morning with a […]
Continue reading »How to Prepare Blink and Arlo Webcams for Required Two-Factor Authentication
Following on from Nest and Ring, smart home security camera companies Arlo and Blink announced that they will make two-factor authentication (2FA) mandatory for all […]
Continue reading »Don’t Pay for Credit Repair Scams
Is there a higher credit rating on your list of financial desires? Make sure you are not paying a scammer to get one. The Federal […]
Continue reading »Supplements Won’t Protect You From COVID-19
Elderberry syrup? Vitamin C? If you need extra protection against coronavirus, put them back on the shelf at the pharmacy, go home and wash your […]
Continue reading »Check Out Six Streaming Services for Free on This Site
Since you might just be working from home right now – if you’re lucky and your company is sane – why not give yourself a […]
Continue reading »What to Do If Your Child’s Behavior Is Ruining Your Relationship With Your Partner
“You know those ABC graduation programs where parents get divorced and tell their kids it’s not your fault ,” asks Katherine, a mom of three […]
Continue reading »Always Put Onions on the Snack Board
A snack board, be it cheese or cold cuts, is never just cheese and / or cold cuts. For a truly balanced board, you need […]
Continue reading »What You Should Know About Your Child’s Singulair Prescription
If your child is using Singulair (or the generic version) for asthma or allergies, the FDA wants you to know that they may be at […]
Continue reading »If Your IPad Air Just Goes Blank, Apple Will Fix It for Free
The third-generation iPad Air unlucky batch has a defect that keeps the display blank and there is no way to fix it without getting it […]
Continue reading »Do You Need an Umbrella Insurance Policy?
When you buy insurance for your car and home, you might think you’re done. You are insured if something goes wrong, right? But you may […]
Continue reading »Add Crème Fraîche to Pasta and Cheese
A few weeks ago, in an effort to breathe new life into some leftovers, I added a spoonful of crème fraîche to a bowl of […]
Continue reading »Your Health Insurance May Waive Co-Pay for Coronavirus Testing
Many of us are wondering what we can do to prevent the spread of the coronavirus. Some of us also wonder if we can afford […]
Continue reading »It’s Time to Assume COVID-19 Is Already in Your City
While thousands of cases of COVID-19 have been documented in other countries, in most of the United States, only a few positive tests are emerging. […]
Continue reading »Add Cold Beer to Your Smoothie
One problem that smoothie newbies may notice is that they need to add a lot more liquid than they originally thought. Add too little and […]
Continue reading »Why You Should Get Your Child’s Ear Pierced at a Tattoo Parlor
My ears got pierced when I was 10 years old. My aunt took me to Claire’s at the mall, where I watched an exhibition of […]
Continue reading »Start a “school Pleasure Bus” in Your Area
At nine, my son and his friends most often crave two things: more independence and more time to hang out. We are also halfway between […]
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