How to Get Better at Small Talk
I try to stop saying “I know.” I say too much to my friends or my wife when they are just trying to help. But […]
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Go Straight to the Recipe With This Chrome Extension
A very common, almost tired complaint that you hear on recipe blogs is that it takes too long to get the real recipe. This usually […]
Continue reading »You Should Take Your Child to the Optometrist Earlier Than You Think.
My husband and I have been wearing glasses and contact lenses since childhood, so I have always believed that for our son it is only […]
Continue reading »Can You “over-Diversify” Your Assets?
A diversified portfolio is one of the keys to a successful long-term investment strategy. But can your assets be too diversified? Technically not – investors […]
Continue reading »Use the Freezer for More Than Ice Cream and Frozen Pizza
Do more in the freezer. In the video above, we’ll show you some creative ways to use your freezer. For example, store plastic wrap in […]
Continue reading »How to Dim Your IPhone More Than You Thought
The brightness of the iPhone is not low enough. In pitch darkness, even the dimmest light can be too bright. But you can dim the […]
Continue reading »Do My Devices Have to Use the Same Wi-Fi Range to Communicate With Each Other?
The Ultimate Lifehacker Guide to Wi-Fi ): title The Ultimate Lifehacker Guide to Wi-Fi Wireless networking is tricky, but not necessary. Let us help you. […]
Continue reading »Teach Your Child Life Lessons by Watching America’s Funniest Videos Together
Remember America’s funniest videos ? Is this a 90s home video show hosted by Bob Saget that mainly featured people falling and pets doing weird […]
Continue reading »These Video Games Will Let You Pet Dogs
As our partner site Kotaku explained, all video games should allow you to pet animals . Unfortunately, many games have dogs, but there is no […]
Continue reading »Use Stale, Leftover Coffee to Make Red-Eye Sauce
I grew up in a caffeinated home. My father drank a whole pot before anyone else even open her eyes, and my mother and sister […]
Continue reading »The Pizza Hut Book-It Program Still Lives
As a bookish and inquisitive child raised in a rural, working-class neighborhood in the 90s, my life revolved around three things: my football team, my […]
Continue reading »How to Get Compensation for Canceled Flights to Europe
Few things are more frustrating than a canceled flight, especially in the US. You can wait for hours with your increasingly anxious fellow travelers, and […]
Continue reading »Your Child Is Probably Using Too Much Toothpaste.
When my daughter was little she hated brushing her teeth, but as soon as we discovered the taste of toothpaste that she liked (pink bubble […]
Continue reading »Take Control of Your Life With the Notion Wiki
It may sound counterintuitive, but sometimes you need something else to help yourself get organized, even if you’re tired of all the apps and services […]
Continue reading »Tell Your Child to Be With You When You Start the Phone Call
If you’ve ever worked from home with a small child under your feet, you know it’s an unwritten rule: as soon as you answer an […]
Continue reading »I’m a Reproductive Geneticist Dr. Mandy Katz-Jaffe and This Is How I Work
The Colorado Center for Reproductive Medicine is a reproductive medicine clinic that helps patients and explores new genetic approaches to combat infertility and hereditary diseases. […]
Continue reading »Never Throw Old Clothes Into the Trash
If your closet is like mine, then it’s full of things you should probably throw away. I have embarrassing shirts that no longer fit, gaping […]
Continue reading »Check If Your Android VPN Is Collecting Personal Data [updated]
If you are like most people, you will probably find an application that you want to install on your smartphone, download it and install it […]
Continue reading »This Viral Pineapple Hack Has Some Problems
At this stage in my life and career, I feel like I know how to peel and eat fruit, but every now and then I […]
Continue reading »How to Deal With Stress at Work
Think about the last time you had an awkward conversation or made a small mistake at work. What was your reaction? If you couldn’t stop […]
Continue reading »Find Competing Wi-Fi Networks With This Free Android App
Android / iOS: Lifehacker re-alerted me to the existence of the Ubiquiti WiFiman app in a recent Tech 911 post – thanks Rick ! – […]
Continue reading »Parents, Draw a Railroad Track on the Back of Your Shirt
Tired mums and dads, would you like to do more lying down parenting someday? This T-shirt, designed by Japanese software engineer Ken Kawamoto. The front […]
Continue reading »You Can Probably Eat That Cheese Crust
I noticed that not everyone eats brie crust . It’s silly because the brie crust is good, and – if you’re scraping the sticky center […]
Continue reading »Update Google Chrome Now
Last week , a security breach in Google Chrome came under heavy attack ; Although the latest Google Chrome update (hopefully) automatically fixed the problem […]
Continue reading »Get Apple to Repair Your IPhone, Even With a Third-Party Battery
If you’ve replaced your iPhone battery with a third-party battery and need to get your device repaired, you’re in luck: Apple will now service the […]
Continue reading »You Should Talk to Your Children About Suicide
As a parent, the idea that my child – or any other child I know – may be thinking about suicide is something I would […]
Continue reading »Quickly Organize Your Gmail Inbox by Right Clicking
I bow my head in shame for having never tried this before, but the other day I noticed that you can right-click in Gmail to […]
Continue reading »What’s the Best Buy You’ve Ever Made?
Who can we really trust among Amazon, Yelp, and countless other review sites that depend on customer information for buying decisions? Let’s face it: even […]
Continue reading »No Statistics Can Help You Outperform the Market
There are statistics for everything, especially for investing. Writers and financial experts love to spot little things from the markets and claim that they mean […]
Continue reading »How to Move a Large Instrument
Cleaning your kitchen regularly requires that you either ignore what’s going on under your refrigerator or move it around so you can clean it properly. […]
Continue reading »Cut the Expired Car Seat Belts
I used to trade old expired car seats for sweet coupons at Target, but if there were no such promotions, I wouldn’t know what to […]
Continue reading »How to Quickly Stop Bleeding From Cuts After Shaving
You are in a rush to get to work when all of a sudden all hell breaks out – that is, on your face. While […]
Continue reading »How to Enable Dark Mode in Windows 10 Mail
This week, Windows 10 Mail finally has a dark mode that’s worth using. After weeks of testing with insiders, the updated Mail & Calendar app […]
Continue reading »Put Leftover Foreign Currency on Your Starbucks Gift Card
The days of running around the airport like an old sheriff at noon, with coins jingling in your pockets, are over, my friends. If you […]
Continue reading »You Should Fry the Pork Belly
Slow-cooked pork belly is very difficult to improve. The uncured bacon steak is meaty and tender, with fine lumps of delicious lard. This is already […]
Continue reading »Show Your Child’s Drawings on the Wall Without Attention
Soon after we moved into our home a few years ago, my son went to kindergarten. Suddenly, several times a week, he brought home giant […]
Continue reading »When “now” Is Not the Best Time to Invest
Ask a financial professional when the “best” time to invest is and he will tell you: yesterday. Assuming you didn’t start yesterday, the next best […]
Continue reading »Apply This Principle of Investing in Your Daily Life
To form habits, financial or otherwise, you must make an effort. This often means making small changes or adjustments continuously over a long period of […]
Continue reading »Teach Children to Distinguish Between Hazard and Risk
For part of my childhood, from about 9 to 13 years old, I lived in a house with a stream just outside his backyard. I […]
Continue reading »Help an Upset Teenager With This Glitter Jar Technique
When a teenager is really upset, parents often feel the need to do something – gather information (“Who hurt you and what is their phone […]
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