Two Helpful Photo Tips for Selling Old Furniture Online
When you’re selling your old furniture, a great photo will not only sell faster, but it will likely earn you a few more dollars. Here […]
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I’m Matt Eaton, Artist and Curator, and This Is How I Work
Matt Eaton is an artist from Detroit, but his own art is often secondary. As director and curator of the Red Bull Art House, Matt […]
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What you say in your iMessages may be somewhat confidential and protected from the prying eyes of law enforcement, but the people you have on […]
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iOS 10 contains a lot of new features, but the lock screen is the biggest change . Along with this comes a new widget screen […]
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iPhone: Signing up to vote is by no means difficult , but if you want to pester your friends a little to make sure they […]
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What is considered healthy food? This is not just a tough question for you and me – it is now baffling the FDA. They regulate […]
Continue reading »Create a Digital Dashboard for an Old Car With a Raspberry Pi
Have an old pre-OBD-II car but still need a fancy data screen ? DIYer 240SF on YouTube has figured out how to use a Raspberry […]
Continue reading »Surprise, Canned Pumpkin Isn’t the Prettiest Pumpkin on the Label, but It Tastes Good Anyway
What I’m about to share may surprise you, but these cans of orange puree labeled “canned pumpkin” don’t actually contain pumpkin. Don’t panic, everything will […]
Continue reading »How to Take Music and Movies Anywhere With Plex Cloud
Plex is already a great way to stream media from your PC to all of your devices . The recently launched Plex Cloud makes this […]
Continue reading »Why the Interest Rate in Your Savings Account Is Not so Important
Savings rates in banks are notoriously low these days, but some offer a “high interest rate” of one percent. As someone with a high interest […]
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They say the world is built for two, and the world of food is no exception. Cooking food you really want to eat with minimal […]
Continue reading »Digital Passcodes – Another Hidden College Cost to Look Out For
If the tuition fee is not high enough, college students have a detailed list of college-related expenses that they must pay . These expenses can […]
Continue reading »Laugh.ly Streams Your Favorite Stand-up Comedians
iOS / Android: You have a variety of options to choose what to listen to on the road or when doing housework. Laugh.ly adds thousands […]
Continue reading »Freeze Food Flat for Easy Storage and Defrosting
When it comes to storing food for a long time, the freezer is one of the most useful tools in your kitchen, but it’s not […]
Continue reading »If You Can’t Create an Emergency Fund, Start a Bank Change
It is a good idea to have some kind of financial buffer that will help you stay profitable. The problem is that not everyone can […]
Continue reading »FitBit Can Now Remind You to Move Periodically Throughout the Day
Some of the data from your fitness trackers may not be very useful, but it is very useful to keep track of your workouts. FitBit […]
Continue reading »Don’t Volunteer to Bother Other People If You Can Avoid It.
You have enough of everything that happens in your life. Your bills, your job, your relationships, and your insecurities create a lot of anxiety for […]
Continue reading »Four Credit Union Myths Debunked
Between the 2008 banking crisis and the recent Wells Fargo fiasco, it’s easy to be skeptical of banks. If you don’t like big banks, there […]
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Redditor musaffa1 wanted a place where the whole family could spend time together, and a family that plays and works together is a family that […]
Continue reading »You’re Much More Likely to Be Wrong When Composing Late at Night.
Whether it’s emailing or working on a novel, early in the morning or late at night, many people finally start nibbling at their keyboard. But […]
Continue reading »Glue Wood Joints Without Any Clamps Using Super Glue
Wood glue takes time to set, and this can be a problem if you cannot use a clamp to hold two pieces in place. In […]
Continue reading »You Can and Should Eat Shrimp Shells
There’s no question that the shell is the most unattractive part of shrimp, but – with the right preparation and seasoning – they can be […]
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“I thought about it,” I said at a team meeting at one of my previous jobs, “and I really think that the partner lists on […]
Continue reading »Cure Garlic Breath With Raw Lettuce and Apples
Bad breath from garlic is the social equivalent of breathing out of control of fire. But fear not, garlic lover, there may be a cure. […]
Continue reading »Spotify Daily Mix Playlists Combine Old Favorites and New Artists Into One Playlist
Over the past couple of years, Spotify has introduced its Discover Weekly playlist, which aims to find new music, and the Release Radar playlist, which […]
Continue reading »Ungoogled Chromium Removes Privacy-Breaking Features of Chromium
Chrome and its open source variant, Chromium, are great browsers, but there is no denying that Google has eyes deep inside to keep track of […]
Continue reading »Add a Stack of Recently Closed Apps and Documents to the Mac Dock
The Recent Items List is a great way to quickly access apps, documents, servers, and anything else you need to frequently. macOS includes the ability […]
Continue reading »Try These 3-Way Snacks for Light Energy
Sometimes hunger arises, and there is simply no time to cook food. Having a selection of snacks can help prevent hunger breakdowns, and the ten […]
Continue reading »Don’t Let These Myths Scare You of the Flu Shot
Flu shots work and are a smart way to reduce your chances of getting sick this winter. But this impression can arise if you listen […]
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iOS: When people ask me how they can start eating healthy, I usually recommend that they cook at least one or two homemade meals a […]
Continue reading »Find Out About Your Local Elections Now so You Don’t Fake It in the Voting Booth
The presidential race is just one of dozens put up for a vote this November. The House of Representatives and Senate are open to capture, […]
Continue reading »You Can Now Buy Uber Gift Cards
Uber has become a fairly standard and reliable means of transportation no matter where you live. If you know someone who uses it frequently, the […]
Continue reading »TravelMath Helps You Calculate the True Cost of Driving Versus Flying
TravelMath can calculate all kinds of travel-related calculations, including travel time, so you don’t miss your connecting flight or make it to the airport . […]
Continue reading »This Super Easy Plum Pie Just Looks Trendy.
Having a simple, quirky dessert that you can make at any time makes life a lot easier, and this (mostly) two-piece cake from Bon Appetit […]
Continue reading »Walking Is a Great Cardio Alternative to Running
Race walking is similar topower walking on steroids . In fact, elite racers can move as fast as most people. Exaggerated swinging of the arms […]
Continue reading »Restaurant Chains Offering No-Food Nights for Kids
Some restaurants offer pretty good discounts for children , but even better, some restaurants will feed your children for free on certain days. US News […]
Continue reading »Past Presidential Fact-Checking Debates With These Reviews
Last night, we saw presidential candidates Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump hold their first presidential debate. Back up your claims this morning with these fact […]
Continue reading »WhatsApp Adds Public Group Chat Links in Latest Beta
WhatsApp is one of the most popular messaging apps in the world. However, until today, if you wanted to invite someone to a group chat, […]
Continue reading »Seven Emergency Preparedness Tips You May Not Know About
This is National Readiness Month , which means it’s time to make sure you are prepared for whatever comes your way. Emergency preparedness is not […]
Continue reading »How to Stream Today’s First Presidential Debate Online Without Cable
Tonight, presidential candidates Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton will meet for their first debate. Here’s how to tune online for free, even if you don’t […]
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