Opera Provides Free and Unlimited VPN for Android
If you’ve been looking for a decent Android VPN that won’t bankrupt you, your wait is over. Opera’s popular free unlimited VPN service, released earlier […]
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A simple lime-flavored ceviche is surprisingly easy to make at home and deliciously refreshing on its own, but if you want a little creamy sweetness […]
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In this project, we are creating a joystick controlled laser by connecting two servos to the joystick and using this setup as a pan and […]
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When you create a new account for any type of website or service, there is usually a useful counter that shows how strong the password […]
Continue reading »Trello Bonuses Now Available to Free Users
Earlier this year, Trello introduced premium third-party integrations called bonuses with the likes of GitHub, Slack, Evernote, and more. Today these bonuses are available to […]
Continue reading »Google Wants to End Pop-up Ads That Need to Be Clicked to Reject
One of the worst parts of surfing the Internet on your phone is nasty pop-ups that force you to click a tiny X to skip […]
Continue reading »PlayStation Now, Sony’s Game Streaming Service, Is Coming to PC
Sony has announced that PlayStation Now, their game streaming service previously limited to a handful of devices such as the PlayStation 3, PlayStation 4 and […]
Continue reading »Skip the Line and Upgrade Your Nexus to Android Nougat Now
Android Nougat has officially dropped and the wait is starting now. However, if you are the impatient type, you can skip and download the latest […]
Continue reading »Make Your Own Restaurant – Sushi-Ginger-Worthy, Down to Color
My love for ginger sushi borders on obsession, and as you know, I only went to sushi to satisfy my cravings for pickled ginger. However, […]
Continue reading »Use the First Hour of the Day for Creative, Inspiring Work
If you have a flexible schedule, start your day with something creative and inspiring. Maybe this is the novel or story you were working on, […]
Continue reading »Don’t Worry If Your Child Develops Head Lice
If you hear that your child (or one of their friends) has lice, your first reaction may be a mixture of disgust, panic, and a […]
Continue reading »Make Decadent Protein Powder Chocolate Pudding and Avocado
When I think of chocolate pudding, I usually mean a powdery mixture, a liquid consistency in portable small containers, or a ton of whipping and […]
Continue reading »All About HDR and Why It’s the Future of Television
TV manufacturers are always looking for a new leap in picture quality that will make you watch TV as if you were looking through a […]
Continue reading »Napkin Talks About Recipes so You Can Focus on Your Cooking
iOS: There are many useful recipe apps out there, the only problem is that cooking and checking your phone after each step can be a […]
Continue reading »Make the Most of Your Long Stays With City Tours at the Airport
If you have a long stopover, don’t waste your time at the gate clock or at the overpriced airport restaurant. Check to see if the […]
Continue reading »Make Super-Smooth Sweet Treats in Ice Cream
Most sugary cocktails are made with some booze, mixers, and ice in a blender. This is a simple process, but it is not reliable and […]
Continue reading »This Video Shows You How to Properly Stretch Your Calves for Better Balance.
Your calves and ankles are underrated muscles that work hard to keep your body steady and balanced when you stand, walk, or run. You may […]
Continue reading »How Your Credit Card Rewards Are Funded and Why They Might Disappear
We all love credit card cashback rewards and free rides , but not all are fans. Many business owners actually pay a commission to help […]
Continue reading »Your Budget Should Make Your Life Less Stressful, Not More.
Money problems will stress anyone. However, your budget shouldn’t add to your stress. It should be removed. If your budget plan is stressing you more […]
Continue reading »Boomerang’s Answer Helps You Create an Email That Actually Gets a Response
If you want a response to your email, start by writing a good one. Boomerang has had some great advice in the past for this […]
Continue reading »Coolest Android Nougat Features You May Have Missed
Google released Android Nougat yesterday for Nexus owners. It comes with some nice new header features like multi-window support and merged notifications. Digging through the […]
Continue reading »Field Geologist’s Bag
As with any job, the geologist needs a different set of tools for each job, but what is interesting is what they bring with them […]
Continue reading »Keep Pitcher Drinks Properly Chilled With Muffin Ice Cubes
Using muffin molds to freeze ice cubes is perfect for making a ton of ice at a time or freezing whole lemon slices to fortify […]
Continue reading »Rest of the Day: Twitter for IOS Gets Night Mode
It’s already dusk for Twitter on iOS. In a good way! The iPhone version of the app finally has an extra dark color scheme for […]
Continue reading »Plan to Admit That You Are Wrong at Least Once in Every Dispute.
Nobody likes those who refuse to admit they are wrong. It makes you look childish, stubborn and unwilling to see other points of view. You […]
Continue reading »Why You Probably Shouldn’t Pick Your Nose
Most likely, nose-picking won’t kill you, but it’s not exactly a healthy habit either. Poking your nose not only looks disgusting, but it also leaves […]
Continue reading »10 Easy Ways to Eat Healthier Without Thinking
Your environment has an incredible ability to shape your behavior. If you create an environment that promotes healthy habits, you will find yourself improving your […]
Continue reading »Avoid Over-Packing by Taking Two Boxes Every Five Days of Travel
If you don’t have any rules, especially when it comes to clothes, it’s easy to pack for a trip. This simple rule of thumb will […]
Continue reading »Notes App on IPhone, Vesper App Quits, Here’s How to Save Your Data
Vesper was released in 2013 , and its notoriety was that the development team included Apple expert John Gruber, designer Dave Viscus and developer Brent […]
Continue reading »Ask the Expert: Everything About Cybersecurity and Security
Security researchers and white-hat hackers work hard to eliminate potential vulnerabilities in software and networks that could be exploited for malicious purposes. How do they […]
Continue reading »Nike + Running Becomes Nike + Run Club and Adds Customizable Workout Plans
iOS / Android: The Nike running app has long been one of our favorites . Its latest update includes a new name and color scheme, […]
Continue reading »GoldenCheetah Is an Open Source, Private Dashboard for Your Fitness Data
Windows / Mac: There are many great apps for tracking your progress or cycling data , but using a service like Strava or Runkeeper means […]
Continue reading »Don’t Discount the Intelligence of Emotions
Intelligence and emotion are often seen as mutually exclusive, but they don’t have to. Emotional intelligence can help you improve relationships, work harder, and manage […]
Continue reading »Prepare Your Tech Aids Before Traveling to Avoid Homesickness
When traveling abroad alone, you usually want to stay connected for security reasons. However, there is another reason to make sure you can connect with […]
Continue reading »Android Nougat Has Arrived and Is Rolling Out to the Latest Nexus Devices From Today
Android fans, today is a big day. After announcing Android N earlier this year, Google gave it a name and has released it for Nexus […]
Continue reading »Benefits of Student Health Centers You May Not Know About
Depending on where you go to college, there is a good chance you will shell out good money for student health care every semester. These […]
Continue reading »Join a Coworking Space to Chat and Find Mentors
If you have the ability to work from anywhere, you probably work from home . This means that you are likely to stay at home […]
Continue reading »Welcome to Will It Sous Vide ?, the Stovetop Column Where You Tell Me What to Cook
You know that here at Skillet we love to cook sous vide , so it’s no surprise that we’re opening a new column dedicated to […]
Continue reading »What Psychology Teaches Us About Structuring the Working Day
Our workdays are often determined not by priorities or desires, but by what shouts in our faces the loudest and closest to us. If you […]
Continue reading »Why You Should Avoid Sarcasm During a Job Interview or Review
Job interviews and job reviews can be intimidating, and it’s tempting to break the ice with a little humor. However, if your sense of humor […]
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