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Android: When you receive an Android update on your phone, your apps may not be ready for the new version yet. AppChecker helps you find […]
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How the Electoral College Works and Why We Have One
The Electoral College is an integral, if not unusual, part of American democracy. Few other countries have it, and even when they do, the system […]
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This week we tour the International Space Station, make bread using geothermal energy and sample some of the best hot dogs in America. We also […]
Continue reading »Deep Cleaning of the Coffee Maker With Automatic Drip Remover in Three Easy Steps
If you want to brew the very best coffee with an auto-hopper, you need to deep clean it at least once a month. Here’s how […]
Continue reading »This DIY Chess Board Lets You Play Against a Machine on a Real Board
You can play chess against a machine on almost any computer, but it is nowhere near as much fun as playing with real pieces. If […]
Continue reading »Make Dumplings Easier With a Piping Bag and Twine
Homemade dumplings are the epitome of comfort food, but they take a hell of a lot of time to make. To speed up the process, […]
Continue reading »Set Small Goals for Yourself to Turn Into Habits Before Moving on to Big Ones.
When you set a goal for yourself, you may be tempted to imagine the end result you want to achieve. While ambitious, it also leaves […]
Continue reading »This Menu Generator Helps You Plan Your Perfect Thanksgiving Day.
Making and bringing one dish for Thanksgiving dinner is no problem, but planning the entire meal is a different story. If you are faced with […]
Continue reading »Voice Assistant Disassembly: Amazon Echo Vs Google Home
This week Google released Google Home, a voice-activated smart device to compete with the surprisingly popular Amazon Echo. Both devices can play music, control lights, […]
Continue reading »50 Ways to Relax Without Spending a Dime
If you’re on a tight budget and looking for great ways to unwind and unwind other than walking or taking a nap, there are about […]
Continue reading »Top Downloads This Week
Every week we share the number of downloads for all platforms to help you get started. Here are the top downloads this week. Photoshop Fix, […]
Continue reading »How Computer Screen Privacy Filters Work
Screen privacy filters are an easy way to keep prying eyes from seeing what’s on your laptop monitor. If you’ve ever wondered how they work, […]
Continue reading »Create Your Own Pocket Tetris and Snake Game System
Sometimes a versatile device is the best way to approach a project. An example is DIYer Jianan Li , who put together a guide for […]
Continue reading »Galaxy Note 7 Will Be Limited to 60% Charge in the US Very Soon
We’ve made it pretty clear that you should trade your Note 7 for something else, and according to Samsung, 85% of the Note 7 in […]
Continue reading »Choose the Best Drink to Energize Your Cup of Coffee
Coffee-flavored liqueurs and cream liqueurs are common additions to caffeinated brunch drinks, but there is much more alcoholic variety in the world of coffee cocktails, […]
Continue reading »This Homemade Foam Roller Massages Tired Muscles Perfectly
Foam rollers are cylindrical pieces that use your body weight to massage sore and tight muscles and can also aid you in strength training . […]
Continue reading »10 Best Tools to Create Your Novel NaNoWriMo
November is National Novel Writing Month, or NaNoWriMo , which means if you haven’t started your story yet, now is the perfect time. Writing has […]
Continue reading »LinkedIn Salary Compares Salaries Across Regions and Industries
LinkedIn has launched a new portal called LinkedIn Salary that tracks and analyzes pay at work, so you can compare your paycheck with your peers […]
Continue reading »Create the Best Food Photos With Objects Around the Dish
Great food photography isn’t all about food. You need to consider everything that is written on the table. Daniel Krieger has taken professional food photography […]
Continue reading »Rest of the Day: GoDaddy Builds an Easy Way to Register Emoji Domain Names
GoDaddy has built a new way to find domain names that are just emojis. This is the result of a recent hackathon and shouldn’t be […]
Continue reading »Make a Secret Book Compartment to Hide Valuables
If you’ve ever wanted a secret book for your exploration, it’s actually quite easy to make. To make your own Secret Branch Book, Food52’s Hannah […]
Continue reading »How to Enable the Debug Menu in Multiple Apple Mac Apps
Debug menus are little little secrets that often hide useful advanced settings. Apple has hidden these menus in their default software for a while, and […]
Continue reading »Add an Alarm to Your Mini Fridge to Catch Snacks Thieves on the Spot
If you’ve just moved into a hostel, or have a cunning roommate who loves to steal your sodas, you’ve probably gone away and tried to […]
Continue reading »Steam Adds PS4 Controller Support to Its Beta Client
Windows / Mac / Linux: The PS4 controller is a pretty popular Bluetooth controller, but for whatever reason, getting it to work well with Windows […]
Continue reading »Why You Can (Usually) Feed Your Kids Peanut Foods
Peanut allergies are real and can be life threatening for many children. For years, parents have been told to be careful when administering peanuts to […]
Continue reading »Why the Person Who Cooks Should Also Wash the Dishes
One of the benefits of living with another person is sharing housework, but it can be beneficial for one person who prepares meals and cleanses […]
Continue reading »Why You Should Wait Until the Coffee Is Completely Finished Before Pouring a Cup
If you are using an automatic drip coffee machine, you might be tempted to place your mug directly under the freshly brewed water to grab […]
Continue reading »You Can Clean the Shower Curtain Lining in the Washing Machine
Your shower curtain gets dirty and smells over time, but the good news is, it’s easy enough to clean. Just throw it in the washing […]
Continue reading »Most Viewed Posts This Week: October 28 to November 4
Our heads were in the clouds this week. We’ve tried to figure out why iCloud is so inconsistent, how little sleep you can get away […]
Continue reading »Pretend to Be Financially Independent to Stick to Your Money Goals
There is no greater monetary goal than financial independence : the freedom to do whatever you want without money getting in your way. However, it […]
Continue reading »All the Unusual Places to Use Suspension Trainers to Get a Great Workout
When I travel, strength training is my second priority (having a good internet first), but I can’t always count on finding a gym. So I […]
Continue reading »Why You Should Maintain a Thank You List in Your to-Do App
Gratitude isn’t just trivial nonsense; it can make you happier , more resilient, and even help you save money . A gratitude journal is great, […]
Continue reading »Why Lemons Are so Good for Harvesting
Lemons can be used for all kinds of cleaning, from removing rust stains to enhancing the look and smell of your microwave or sink . […]
Continue reading »Use Oven Dried, Not Stale, Bread for Better Stuffing
What I’m about to say may be shocking, but this year you should make your Thanksgiving filling with oven dried bread, not stale bread. Before […]
Continue reading »Outsmart Shows You Cheaper Versions of All the Expensive Items You Want to Buy
The GoPro is a great action camera , but it is also very expensive. If you’re willing to ditch the big-name brand, trendy specs, and […]
Continue reading »Adjust the Speed, Pitch and Ratio of Google Text to Speech on Android
Google has a pretty powerful text-to-speech engine on Android. For most, the default settings are fine. However, if you’ve ever wanted to slow down or […]
Continue reading »Make the Best First Impression by Focusing on Your Four Social Gifts
Your first impression is pretty damn important . When you first meet someone, focus on the four “social gifts” you bring to the table to […]
Continue reading »Reminder: Comcast’s 1TB Data Limits Now Apply in Several New Areas
In case you missed this news last month, Comcast will be unveiling its plans to cap data to 1 TB for a lot more people […]
Continue reading »Will It Be Sous Vide? Absolutely Safe Raw Cookie Dough
Hello my friends, and welcome back to yet another sweet piece ofWill It Sous Vide? , a weekly column where I do whatever you want […]
Continue reading »The Cubs Postseason Hike Playlist
In case you haven’t heard yet, the Cubs won the World Series against all odds . To celebrate the occasion, here’s a playlist of music […]
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