How to Cook Vegetables You Really Want to Eat
Most of us can agree that eating vegetables is good nutritionally. However, the mere knowledge that vegetables are good for you is not enough to […]
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How to Talk to Your Parents About Money Without Getting Confused
Money is a difficult, daunting topic for most people, including parents . If your parents need financial help, it can be challenging to approach. I […]
Continue reading »Why You Really Need to Cancel Your Dinner Reservation If You Can’t
Thanks to apps, restaurant websites, and the usual old phone calls, making reservations for dinner is easier than ever these days. But for some reason, […]
Continue reading »Tiny Tightly Organized Bag
Sometimes a small bag is all you need to accompany you and the rest of your tools. On Everyday Carry, 270Ultimate shares a bag that […]
Continue reading »You Think Pineapple and Cinnamon Are a Terrible Combination, but You’re Wrong.
Pineapple and cinnamon sounds like they don’t go well together, right? One is tropically sweet and the other is spicy. But I experimented with the […]
Continue reading »Here’s What Happens When You Damage Priceless Art
When I was 16, my French classes were lucky enough to visit France. Upon arrival in Paris, we immediately went to the Louvre, but I […]
Continue reading »How to Be Less Silly About Money With Felix Salmon
Some people like to dig into their finances to optimize their savings like a well-oiled machine. Personally, I prefer to bury my head in the […]
Continue reading »This Sinister Alarm Clock App Is the Only Reason I Am Awake Right Now.
I believe in my dreams. Let’s say I dream of getting to an airport or finding a room to sit for my final exam for […]
Continue reading »Ask the Expert: the Best Ways to Back up Your Data
“World Backup Day” is approaching this Friday, March 31st. I’m not really planning a hard drive party, but it’s a good reminder to rethink your […]
Continue reading »What’s Cooking? What’s Your Weirdest Secret Food?
Hello, and welcome back to What’s Cooking? , a weekly open thread where you can share all your brilliant thoughts, tips, recipes and opinions on […]
Continue reading »Night Shift, Apple’s Auto Screen Dimming Software, Now Available for Your Mac
If you’re a fan of Night Shift on your iPhone or F.lux on your Mac , you’ll be delighted to know that Apple is releasing […]
Continue reading »IOS 10.3 Introduces New File System, Adds in-App Reviews & Find My AirPods
Apple released iOS 10.3 today, which isn’t a particularly exciting update, but it does have a few minor improvements, including a new file system worth […]
Continue reading »What Do You Always Regret Packing When You Travel?
Traveling light is the best option if you don’t want to pay for luggage. It is also easier to get around when you have less […]
Continue reading »The Easiest Ways to Open Tough Pistachio
Most pistachios are easy to open, but each bag has a few obstacles: nuts with a tiny hole in the shell that looks like a […]
Continue reading »T-Mobile Premium Protection Now Includes AppleCare
T-Mobile today announced that its Premium Device Protection will now include AppleCare at no additional cost to anyone with an iPhone or iPad. The cost […]
Continue reading »Rich People Who Don’t Know How to Handle Money Can Teach Us a Thing or Two.
Last week, the personal finance site Financial Samurai posted a blog that went viral: ” Collecting $ 500,000 a Year: Why It’s So Hard for […]
Continue reading »How to Stop Jettisoning so You Don’t Ruin Your Trip
Vacationing in a different time zone often means being a jet lag victim , which can make the first few days of a trip tough. […]
Continue reading »Best Time to Poop on a Plane, According to a Flight Attendant
While there is never truly a “good time” to poop in a cramped, cramped metal tube streaking across the sky at 500 miles an hour, […]
Continue reading »How to Enable Mac Volume Control for HDMI or DisplayPort Audio
If you connect your Mac to an external monitor via HDMI or DisplayPort, you’ll often lose your keyboard volume controls. Depending on how you use […]
Continue reading »Financial Infidelity Can Ruin Your Relationship – and It’s More Common Than You Think
Financial infidelity is a fancy phrase to hide money from your partner, and in fact, it is a fairly common problem. This can also be […]
Continue reading »That’s All There Is for Bagels, Literally All My New
You probably already know that I’m a Trader Joe’s fan, but every now and then, when I think I can’t love them anymore, they release […]
Continue reading »Streaming Anime Duel: Crunchyroll Vs. Funimation
If you’re new to anime or are already a hardcore fan, there are two streaming services you need to know: Crunchyroll and Funimation. One offers […]
Continue reading »Shoot Windows With Magnet, Fight Phone Spies With Privacy Shade, and More in This Week’s Best Downloads
Every week we share the number of downloads for all platforms to help you get started. Here are the top downloads this week. Mac Magnet […]
Continue reading »Learn How to Make Burning Homer and Other Drinks From the Simpsons
Any Simpsons fan will rememberHomer accidentally comingup with a recipe for the delicious Burning Homerdrink , only for Mo to steal it from him. Here’s […]
Continue reading »Interact E-Notebook Turns Lazy Formatted Addresses Into Contacts
Mac: If you need to dump an address into a contacts app, it’s usually a ridiculously cumbersome process to navigate between data fields. Interact Scratchpad […]
Continue reading »5 Seemingly Unnecessary Kitchen Items That Will Improve Your Life
Super-functional and utilitarian kitchens are in vogue these days, home cooks avoid unnecessary “single-function” appliances. But “need” is a weird notion, and sometimes a seemingly […]
Continue reading »Running the First Marathon, Nuclear Fallout Prevention and Spoiled Rice in This Week’s Highlights
This week we looked at what the US Senate vote against online privacy really means, learned about the little-known dangers of stale rice, prepared for […]
Continue reading »30 Books for Young People for Aspiring Activists
The sooner children realize that they can get involved and have the opportunity to make a difference, the better. For young people, these books highlight […]
Continue reading »Bear Is the Perfect Balance Between the Bloat of Evernote and the Simplicity of Plain Text
When it first launched , Bear was an intriguing alternative to bloated note-taking apps like Evernote and OneNote, but it was still too new to […]
Continue reading »Happy Hour With 3 Ingredients: Refreshing, Spring Martini
Hello everyone and welcome to Happy Hour 3 Ingredients , a weekly drinks column featuring very simple yet delicious libations. We’ll be sipping on an […]
Continue reading »Credit Bureau Fined $ 3 Million for Confusing You About Your Credit Score
The entire lending industry is so complex and often contrary to good financial habits . It’s frustrating, and even more frustrating, the fact that you […]
Continue reading »Here Are Some of the Crappy Insurance Plans That May Soon Be Legal Again
“Core Benefits” disappeared last night from a healthcare bill intended to replace the Affordable Care Act. If it passes, health plans will no longer be […]
Continue reading »I Learned How to Take Better Photos by Digging Through My Camera’s Exposure Settings.
I shoved the phone in my husband’s face to show him a photograph of the New York skyline that I had taken . “It’s good, […]
Continue reading »Sleep Patterns That Help Me Sleep Better When Traveling
I have visited all seven continents, which means that I have slept in different time zones and in different situations. After trying to sleep on […]
Continue reading »Will It Be Sous Vide? Delicious Dal
Hello adventurers and welcome back to the warm and soothingWill It Sous Vide? , a weekly column where I do whatever you want with my […]
Continue reading »BlackBerry Wants to Protect Your Phone From Prying Eyes
Have you ever felt like the person next to you on the subway is looking at your phone and reading your messages? Of course we […]
Continue reading »Fake News Sharing and Friendship Go Hand in Hand
Everyone is trying to fight fake news , but still little understands why such ridiculous information spreads so easily. However, one recent study may have […]
Continue reading »Congress Just Voted to Allow ISPs to Sell Your Web Search History
The US Senate today voted 50-48 to repeal broadband privacy rules that required Internet service providers to give consumer consent before selling their web browsing […]
Continue reading »15,000 Steps Are New 10,000
We’ve all heard the slogan “take 10,000 steps a day to be healthy,” but new research shows that while 10,000 is better than nothing, it […]
Continue reading »What to Do With Leftover Hajjis, Spare Parts and Shredders
While I am fully aware that most of you have never seen or even heard of “leftover sandwiches,” I have a habit of ordering foot-long […]
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