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Hooded pullovers are fine, but sometimes you really want to have them zipped, especially if you’re going to wear them on cold winter days. Step […]
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Lost or improperly handled baggage, broken equipment or flights with insufficient seats are some examples of situations where you may be eligible for some form […]
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A month after moving into a two-room apartment that was over budget, my roommate and I in New York were looking for ways to make […]
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Save money – it’s good for the future, but now spend their fun. Connecting your present and future self is one of the biggest challenges […]
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To make real, meaningful connections with other people, you need to make them feel welcome, and polite as well. But the real key is warmth […]
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I don’t always stay until midnight on New Years, but you can bet your goodies I’m in this year, if only watch 2016 dying (and […]
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Everyone has a somatotype or genetic body type that determines their ability to perform specific fitness activities and goals. Knowing your somatotype can be good […]
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4K TVs are getting cheap and mainstream enough for anyone to buy , but that doesn’t necessarily mean you have to start watching 4K Blu-ray. […]
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Windows / Mac / Linux: If you use multiple Gmail accounts, you’re used to having multiple tabs for everything. Shift solves this problem by opening […]
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Android: If you are one of the millions of people who pick up the phone every few minutes, SaveMyTime wants to break this habit. It […]
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Let’s say your Uncle Joe had no idea what you wanted for Christmas, so he gave you some random gift cards. You are grateful for […]
Continue reading »Most Popular Guest Posts of 2016
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Continue reading »Why Nothing Sticks to Teflon Pans and Dishes
If you have a non-stick cookware, it is probably coated with Teflon , which you probably already know is a material that makes it difficult […]
Continue reading »Day Remains: Dutch Regulators Says T-Mobile Breaks Network Neutrality
Dutch regulators are challenging T-Mobile’s no-data music service on the grounds that it violates net neutrality. This is similar to the no-data binge service offered […]
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Buying a new car is always fun at first, but it can take a while before you realize that your ride is more of a […]
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Making new friends after moving or changing jobs is already difficult, so it’s best not to waste time meeting people who end up driving you […]
Continue reading »I’m Jason Freed, CEO of Basecamp and This Is How I Work
Basecamp is a web-based project management tool, and like many software tools and startups before it, the creators of Basecamp made it for themselves. They […]
Continue reading »20 Best Books of 2016 on 36 Lists of “best”
If you are looking for a good book to spend the winter, you will definitely find it on this list. These are the books that […]
Continue reading »Quickly Combine Multiple Finder Windows With the Option to Combine All Windows
When you have many Finder windows open, managing becomes a chore. How-To Geek notes that there is an option that reorganizes all of these windows […]
Continue reading »Usage for Mac Tracks How Much Time You Spend on Each App
Mac: If you’ve ever wondered how much time you spend in an app, Usage is a little simple utility that tracks just that. The usage […]
Continue reading »Your Running Christmas Tree Is a Huge Fire Hazard
If you haven’t watered the tree since you forgot about it on the 26th, now is the time to take it out of the house. […]
Continue reading »Create Your Own File Uploader to Add Files to Your Raspberry Pi From Anywhere
On most modern computers, you can add a file from anywhere using services like Dropbox or Google Drive. This isn’t on the Raspberry Pi, but […]
Continue reading »Six Smart Ways to Use Your Holiday Ham Leftovers
If you had a ham this Christmas, chances are there is still a little bit left of it. You can use it to make sandwiches […]
Continue reading »This Infographic Shows the Best Places to Store Various Foods in the Kitchen.
Different products require different storage methods. Some vegetables just want to breathe and be free, while others will only remain crispy in this special refrigerator […]
Continue reading »CyanogenMod Is Dead and Its Successor Is Lineage OS
CyanogenMod was the largest and most widely used custom ROM for Android . It has now been discontinued, in part due to internal conflicts within […]
Continue reading »Additional Research Shows the Snowball Method Is the Best Debt Payment Strategy
It is logical to first pay off the debts at the highest interest rate . However, research shows that paying off a smaller balance is […]
Continue reading »How to Prepare Your Kitchen for the Most Delicious New Year
Cooking and eating at home is one of the best ways to save money and eat well , but to do it effectively, you need […]
Continue reading »Mercury Reader for Chrome Provides a Clear, Ad-Free Online Viewing of Articles
Chrome: Even aside from ads, some websites are so cluttered with autoplay videos, sidebars and other distractions that it’s actually hard to stick to one […]
Continue reading »The Buffer Method Ensures That You Never Overestimate Your Account
The worst is the overdraft in your account. Fees and fines add up, especially if you’re just trying to make ends meet and pay bills. […]
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Even a little sour cream can add richness to grilled soups and vegetables, but the last bite of fermented dairy products can also be whipped […]
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With a little planning ahead, most of the items you want to buy do n’t actually need to be bought the day you receive them. […]
Continue reading »Bring the Clock Back to the Right in Windows 10
Windows 10 introduces Action Center, which houses your notifications and quick settings. It’s a handy panel, but its icon is on the far right of […]
Continue reading »The Five Second Rule Only Works Because Your Kitchen Floor Is Relatively Clean.
The five second rule – the idea that you can safely eat dropped food if you pick it up within five seconds – is as […]
Continue reading »Five Questions to Ask in an Interview That Tells a Lot About the Company
You’ve heard this a million times: “Remember, you interview them as often as they interview you. Ask your (good) questions to see if you really […]
Continue reading »The Most Popular Downloads and Publications for IOS in 2016
2016 brought us a new iPhone and a new operating system with iOS 10, but the clear winner of the year was Pokémon Go . […]
Continue reading »What to Look for and What to Avoid When Choosing Oysters
Oysters are a delicious treat no matter how you cook them, but only if you get a good batch. Here’s what you need to know […]
Continue reading »Rest of the Day: Google Changes Algorithm to Downplay “Unauthorized Information”
After it was recently discovered that the first Google search result for “was there a Holocaust?” was a white supremacist site, Google decided to change […]
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