What Is Shock Stock and Why Is It so Dangerous?
The shooter, who recently terrorized the Las Vegas strip, killing 59 people and injuring hundreds , used weapon modifications called “shock butts” to make his […]
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How to Use Google Assistant on Your New Pixelbook
Google’s expensive new Pixelbook is loaded with impressive features, from 10 hours of battery life to a sleek aluminum frame, but its biggest benefit may […]
Continue reading »What You Should Know About Sonic Credit Card Hack
Fast food chain Sonic released a statement yesterday admitting customers may have had their credit and debit card information stolen following a malware attack this […]
Continue reading »Introverts: Build Stronger Bonds, Nothing More, at Major Events
Venture capitalist Hunter Walk is an introvert to extroverted work. To get the most out of big events like conferences and industry parties, he pays […]
Continue reading »Little Perks You Can Get on Seven Major Airlines
Flights these days leave a lot to be desired. Some airlines try to compensate for the unpleasant, boring experience with small perks. These amenities are […]
Continue reading »What Parents Need to Know About Sarahah and TBH’s New Honesty Apps
We are all curious about what others think of us . Teens have a strong desire for confirmation. Does anyone think I’m cool? Was the […]
Continue reading »Dishes to Avoid at Chain Restaurants, According to People Who Work There
Even if you have a big soft spot for the Olive Garden, no one goes to chain restaurants expecting a five-star dinner. (And at this […]
Continue reading »Netflix Is Now Worth a Dollar or Two More
Netflix is raising prices by two of its three streaming tiers . The mid-range plan, which lets you stream HD to two devices at the […]
Continue reading »How to Turn Juicy Grapes Into a Delicious Cheesy Accompaniment
The grapes are excellent, but I like them fresh and strong. The moment they start to soften, I lose interest and let them languish in […]
Continue reading »The Pixel 2’s Biggest Trick Could Be Its Best Feature
Just over an hour after the Google Pixel 2 event on October 4, Senior Director of Product Management Sabrina Ellis did something unusual:She squeezed a […]
Continue reading »Turns Out You Can Teach an Old Cat New Tricks.
Believe it or not, cats can be trained. In fact, new research shows that even older cats that seem to be in tune with their […]
Continue reading »Why the Fetal Pain Bill Just Voted Is Harm Science
A bill entitled “The Protection of Unborn Children with the Potential of Pain”, which bans almost all abortions before 22 weeks of gestation, has just […]
Continue reading »Get a New Google Home? This Is Why You Should Ditch Spotify in Favor of Google Play Music
Google announced a ton of new products yesterday, from a couple of Google Home voice assistant options to the new Pixel 2 and Pixel 2 […]
Continue reading »How to Have Sex With Young Children
Children are wonderful miracles, but heck they destroy your sex life. From clinging to your side at any time of the day, to knocking on […]
Continue reading »Rethink the Rewards by Teaching Kids How to Behave
Each parent offered incentives: “If you are patient while I change tires, we will get ice cream later.” Or, “If you’re good at playing with […]
Continue reading »Be My Eyes App to Help the Blind Is Now on Android
Be My Eyes, an app that allows sighted people to remotely assist the blind with visual tasks, is now available on Android , two years […]
Continue reading »Is the New Google Pixelbook Worth Such a High Price Tag?
Most Chromebooks are cheap, simple, and reliable, but Google has been making high-performance laptops with a Chrome-based operating system for years. The latest entry in […]
Continue reading »Stop Spending Time With People Who Drag You Down.
Welcome back to Mid-Week Meditations , Lifehacker’s weekly dive into the pool of stoic wisdom and how you can use its waters to meditate and […]
Continue reading »Should You Buy a New Google Home Column?
On Wednesday, Google announced a pair of new smart home speakers to rival devices from Amazon and Apple. The search giant now offers a pint-sized […]
Continue reading »These Two Ingredients Can Turn Almost Any Fruit Into a Salad.
The watermelon and feta salad has become a kind of summer icon. Salted feta creates a pleasing flavor contrast with sweet melon, while fresh mint […]
Continue reading »Which Is Better for the Environment: Fast Mondays or #NoRedOctober?
As a ten-year-old vegetarian, I support almost any initiative that can reduce American dependence on animal products. And while my choice was primarily from an […]
Continue reading »Science Decides How to Teach Children to Eat Vegetables
My oldest child only eats one vegetable: carrots. (It used to be broccoli, but it has changed.) His little brother will only eat corn. Since […]
Continue reading »Unleash the Meaning of Rick and Morty With This Character Timeline
After three seasons of alternate timelines and deep callbacks, Adult Swim’s Rick and Morty comedy is so complex that you might need to check this […]
Continue reading »How Is the Google Pixel 2 Different From Its Predecessor?
Google today announced the Pixel 2 and Pixel 2 XL , sequels to its original Pixel smartphones. The two phones appear to be identical except […]
Continue reading »How to Watch Scary Movies With Someone Who Is Completely Nuts
Watching a horror movie with a scared cat can be a big bummer for both parties, but it doesn’t have to be. These tips will […]
Continue reading »Here Is a List of Places Where You Can Get Free Tacos Today.
The only thing better than tacos is there are free tacos, and in honor of National Tacos Day (today, October 4th), whole chains are giving […]
Continue reading »Take It Easy With These Stress-Free and Non-Violent Video Games
Inspired by games from the 2016 Self-Care Jam (which Kotaku singled out for a select few), MetaFilter users recently named their favorite soothing video games […]
Continue reading »This Photo-Friendly Backpack Brings the Basics With It
When you are a street photographer, your comfort depends on the amount of things you carry with you. Traveling without a bag means you will […]
Continue reading »How to Survive When You Are an Owl Parent With an Early Child
Nothing sparks more conversation in parenting circles than sleep – whether to sleep together, sleep together, exercise, and why the hell is this kid not […]
Continue reading »Beware of Food Price Increases Due to Amazon Early Discounts
Here’s some disappointing news for all of us who thought we could save some of our paycheck by shopping at Whole Foods thanks to the […]
Continue reading »Factors Determining the Interest Rate on a Mortgage
When you take out a mortgage to buy a home, you pay a staggering amount of interest over the years . The higher your bid, […]
Continue reading »How to Find Out Your State’s Weapon Laws
Gun laws can vary greatly from state to state, and can be difficult to find when you are just digging through your state’s dense legislative […]
Continue reading »Snapchat Plastic Surgeon Jokes Put Patients at Risk
Plastic surgeons can do big business through social media , but some surgeons take entertainment to the extreme, like dancing in front of a camera […]
Continue reading »Hack Your Notification Badges to Encourage Good Habits
iOS / Android: Choosing how to use your free minutes on your phone can feel like a diet. You can choose Twitter or Facebook every […]
Continue reading »How to Tell a Tantrum From a Sensory Breakdown
Since even the softest kids sometimes lose their s *% $ in the candy aisle or when leaving the playground, most parents have a tantrum […]
Continue reading »This Handy Table Ranks Hot Sauces According to Scoville.
All “hot” sauces have a certain amount of heat, but it can be difficult to determine exactly how much heat you are going to get […]
Continue reading »Microsoft Finally Has a Mixed Reality Headset You Might Really Want to Buy
Microsoft has been testing its mixed reality concept since early 2015, when it first introduced HoloLens . Two years later (and with the help of […]
Continue reading »Did You Study Grammar in High School?
In 1985, the National Council of English Teachers, an organization that definitely did not foresee the future of blogs, social media, hot lines and hastily […]
Continue reading »How to Negotiate After You’ve Chipped in to a Paltry Salary
It is done. You have accepted a new job and are very excited to find out what Keurig scents are in the kitchen and who […]
Continue reading »Why You Shouldn’t Take Your Lousy Roommate in Small Claims Court
You have problems, I have advice. This tip does not contain powdered sugar – in fact, it does not contain sugar and can even be […]
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