What You Need to Know About Face ID on IPhone X
The full-screen display on the iPhone X may be the first thing you’ll notice in a new device, but Apple’s redesigned front camera deserves your […]
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Should You Upgrade to IPhone 8?
It’s September now, and it can only mean one thing: Apple just announced several new iPhones. This year, the company unveiled the iPhone 8 and […]
Continue reading »How to Get Your Schlabby, Bum Boy to the Curb
You have problems, I have advice. This tip does not contain powdered sugar – in fact, it does not contain sugar and can even be […]
Continue reading »How to Deal With Anxiety About Being Unable to Exercise
By now, your regular exercise has become as second nature as breathing or wearing pants before leaving the house, but now something – a long […]
Continue reading »How Unprotected Illuminates Black Actors Correctly
For decades, photography and video equipment has been designed and tested for white people only. Lighting darker skin tones requires a different approach than lighting […]
Continue reading »Feed Your Inner (or Real) Child With DIY Pizza Snacks
I am a very big fan of Lunchables, both product and concept. The food boxes that cannot be prepared, collected or eaten are convenient, customizable […]
Continue reading »Microsoft Workspace App Provides Mac Users With Helpful Information
Microsoft’s Pilot Projects division has released a toolbar utility for Office 365 Mac users that lets you access OneDrive files, make video calls, and see […]
Continue reading »Debitize Links Your Credit Card to Your Bank Account so You Can Earn Rewards Responsibly
Using a credit card has advantages over a debit card , but there can be problems when budgeting with a credit card. One waste of […]
Continue reading »PSA: Parents, Screw the Dresser to the Wall
Last week, I saw another furniture recall: Ameriwood Home recalled 1.6 million dressers after a four-year-old was injured in an accident involving a typical dresser. […]
Continue reading »Official Tweetstorm Feature Will Destroy Twitter Again
Twitter is reportedly testing a feature in its Android app that will automatically reformat large blocks of text into long self-reply threads or tweets. This […]
Continue reading »Make Sandwiches With Frozen Bread to Get Rid of Dampness
The only sadder thing than opening a lunchbox to find a wet sandwich is opening your child’s lunchbox at the end of the day to […]
Continue reading »Start a Cooking Club With Other Parents to Share the Work
Packing school lunches every day can be a little tedious, and the results can be a little monotonous. (Sorry, my dear child, who has been […]
Continue reading »What to Do If Your Child Has Too Hard Homework
Helping with homework will become a part of daily life when your child reaches school age. It’s easy for the first couple of years, but […]
Continue reading »How to Deal With All the Social Media Bullshit
Social media is bullshit because it’s the hose of everything. Essential oils cure all diseases! Sharks swim on the freeways of Houston! Okay, not really. […]
Continue reading »Fight Electronic Apnea in One Go
Ever notice when you’re waiting for Twitter to load, email update, or bluetooth device connection? Are your muscles tense while you wait for the technology […]
Continue reading »Here’s Where (and How) to Watch an Apple Event Live on IPhone
Today is iPhone Day, so get your wallets ready! Apple is set to announce a trio of new iPhones, one of which, the high-end iPhone […]
Continue reading »What Is DSA?
You may have some particularly active friends who continue to write about America’s Democratic Socialists. You may have noticed more and more people on your […]
Continue reading »This App Allows Non-Verbal Kids to Communicate Exactly the Way They Want
Royden James had thought of this before. He is sure that other parents are in his situation too. “I wish you could fucking tell me […]
Continue reading »Immunity-Boosting Supplements Won’t Protect You From Germs Returning to School
Ah, the fall. This is the season we send our kids to school with shiny new backpacks, and every year they bring home the same […]
Continue reading »How to Deal With School Bullies of All Ages
Bullies can complicate our lives at any age – even as an adult – but you don’t have to sit back and endure undeserved punishment […]
Continue reading »Use the Equality Calculator to Find Out If You and Your Partner Share the Same Parenting Burden.
I guess there are couples out there who feel like they are sharing household chores and childcare exactly 50-50 and are perfectly happy all the […]
Continue reading »You Don’t Need Positive Emotions to Be Happy.
The secret to happiness, according to a new study, is not constantly stuffing your head with rainbows and unicorns. It is a tendency towards emotions […]
Continue reading »Chopsticks Are an Underrated Kitchen Tool [updated]
Unless you are some over-organized type of condo, chances are you have a “trash bin” in your kitchen and, among the ketchup and duck sauce […]
Continue reading »Ten Tricks to Check Your Phone Less
The most frustrating thing about telephone addiction is that, unlike true substance abuse, the solution is not to give it up entirely. Instead, we must […]
Continue reading »How to Spot Karl Bergstrom and Jevin West Bullshit
In this episode, we talk about bullshit: what it is, how to spot it, and how to spot it. First, Staff Writer Nick Douglas joins […]
Continue reading »Imagine You Have a Brand New IPhone X With This IOS 11 Wallpaper
The leaked version of iOS 11 has given us more than a few hints of what Apple will announce at its September 12 press event. […]
Continue reading »Yes, You Really Need to Read Your Textbooks, Not Just Browse Them Looking for Answers
I understand that textbooks are hefty tomes that seem more useful as a defensive weapon than as a fascinating reading. But it is still important […]
Continue reading »Everything You Need to Know About the Loan Freeze
Equifax last week announced a ” cybersecurity incident ” that affected 143 million customers. Between freezes, fraud alerts, and credit monitoring, you can raise your […]
Continue reading »Peanut Bags May Prevent Peanut Allergies – Like Peanut Butter
Feeding your baby small amounts of peanuts can reduce the chances of developing a peanut allergy. The FDA recently announced that products containing peanuts could […]
Continue reading »Google Repairs Pixel Phones in Houston for Free
Google is teaming up with an electronics repair company to help Pixel owners hit by Hurricane Harvey to offer free Google-branded smartphone repairs. Google has […]
Continue reading »Facilitate After-School Activities With Color-Coded Hours
As a parent, I often feel like a walking stopwatch. “Three more minutes of TV!” “Eight minutes before brushing your teeth!” “Twenty-four minutes before bed!” […]
Continue reading »What Should We Do Next?
Hello sous-vide friends, and welcome back to yet another exciting session ofWill It Sous Vide? , the column where I do whatever you want with […]
Continue reading »This Study Is Trying to Destroy Your Precious Drinking Surveillance
Drinking is America’s new favorite pastime. I mean, what better way to flop on the couch and watch TV shows from start to finish during […]
Continue reading »Three History Podcasts That Are Not “Hardcore Story”
I have nothing against Dan Carlin’s Hardcore History, but it looks like he ate all the ads for historical podcasts. It’s a shame because the […]
Continue reading »Prepare Your Child’s School Clothes With Shelves for Days of the Week
Taking kids out the door every morning can be challenging, especially if one of the tasks on their checklist is choosing clothes. The decision is […]
Continue reading »How to Deal With Complaints About Complaints at Work
The term mansplaining is relatively new, but the concept is outdated. If you are not familiar, this term refers to when someone (most often a […]
Continue reading »What to Do If You Are Affected by Equifax Hack [updated]
Equifax’s “security incident” earlier this week affected 143 million Americans. This is a huge number of people, which means that the chances that you or […]
Continue reading »Freeze Summer Fruits for Quick Milkshakes Anytime
Welcome back on Sunday for a column on how to prepare delicious food with minimal effort. This summer has flown by too quickly and it’s […]
Continue reading »Check the Facts Hurricane Rumors on the FEMA Website
As Irma approached and after Harvey, a slew of #fakenews began to circulate on everything from whether it is okay to have pets in hotels […]
Continue reading »Showdown Gifts: Gift Cards and Real Gifts
If you think it is too early to celebrate the start of Christmas, think again. Of course, it’s not even the first week of October, […]
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