Enhance and Protect Memory Formation by Playing 3D Video Games
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“Time Is Everyone’s Most Valuable Asset, Not Just Yours.”
Time is what we all would like to have more, but, unfortunately, it is a limited resource. If you’re trying to be less nervous, or […]
Continue reading »Browser Fairy for Mac Sets the Rules by Which Links Open in Which Browser
Mac: If you care about privacy, you might prefer to use multiple browsers. You might be using something like Firefox for all of your social […]
Continue reading »OptionSpace Adds Spotlight-Style Menu Item Search to OS X
Mac: While learning keyboard shortcuts will certainly help you quickly get an official trustmap for computer productivity, it’s not for everyone. OptionSpace is a small […]
Continue reading »Ben Heck Will Tell You Which Electronics Board Is Best for Your Project
We’ve already talked about picking the right electronics board for your project , but venerable master craftsman Ben Heck has also taken it seriously, racking […]
Continue reading »Find Out Which Meat Brands Are Feeding Their Animals Antibiotics
The use of antibiotics on farms is a big deal. The more often antibiotics are used, the less effective they are – and this leads […]
Continue reading »Skip the Expensive Roasting Dish and Use a Wire Rack and Baking Sheet Instead.
The roasting rack and aluminum pan are not only cheaper together than many frypots, but in most cases the combination works better than the broiler. […]
Continue reading »Evernote Is Discontinuing Support Explicitly and Most Versions of Skitch
Some Evernote apps will no longer be updated or available for download in the new year. These include the Skitch and Clearly screenshot and annotation […]
Continue reading »Must-See Places in Every State to See Incredible Christmas Lights
Setting up Christmas lights can be tricky, but checking them out is fun and fun. If you’re looking for lights this holiday season, Travel + […]
Continue reading »Most Viewed Posts This Week: Dec 11-18
This week in a galaxy far, far away, we took a look at the original Star Wars trilogy, learning about the specialized editions (and where […]
Continue reading »When It Comes to Your Finances, Don’t Let Excellence Get in the Way.
When you are in debt or living paycheck to paycheck, it is difficult for you to be interested in personal finance. What’s the point in […]
Continue reading »The Last 10 Percent: How to Implement a Project As You Near the Finish Line
Remember the excitement you felt when you started your last project headlong? All doors were open and the possibilities were endless. But then, if you […]
Continue reading »Find Out How Much Your Original Star Wars Collectibles Are Worth
I’m not sure if you’ve heard, but a new Star Wars movie has come out. If you collect toys or Star Wars memorabilia, you might […]
Continue reading »Glam for IPhone Connects You With Hair, Makeup and Manicure Experts on Demand
iOS: If you have a special event scheduled and want a professional to do your hair, makeup or nails, Glam can help you. Book a […]
Continue reading »Three Main Questions to Ask When Setting up Your Investment Portfolio
We are all for set and forget portfolios , but keep in mind: this is not literal. You shouldn’t completely forget about your investment accounts […]
Continue reading »Wait While You Do Something to Post It Publicly for Better Motivation
Talking publicly about your goals can be a good way to motivate yourself to do better. However, you can wait until you take the first […]
Continue reading »Schedule Like You’re in High School to Be Better Organized
Ah, for the carefree days of youth, right? When each of your lessons was planned in advance, you coordinated each lesson after lessons, and everything […]
Continue reading »Learn How to Build a VR-Ready PC With This Guide
The Ultimate Lifehacker PC Building Guide ): title The Ultimate Lifehacker PC Building Guide Building your own desktop PC is a lot of fun. We’ll […]
Continue reading »America’s Test Kitchen Cooking Tricks Is Cooking for Productive Nerds
In their new book Kitchen Hacks: How Clever Cooks Get Things Done, Kimball and company strive to show you how to cook, cook and clean […]
Continue reading »The Most Popular Desktops and Home Screens of 2015
Every week we present customizable desktops and home screens submitted by readers that showcase beautiful wallpapers and great customization and customization of the user interface. […]
Continue reading »Solve “Waiting Too Long to Buy Gifts” Problem With This Strategy
It’s not always easy to find meaningful gifts for everyone on your list, especially if you’ve been putting it off for too long. This simple […]
Continue reading »Make Grieving Easier at Work by Being Honest With Your Coworkers
Grieving the loss of a loved one is never easy, but it can be especially difficult when you need to get back to work. Being […]
Continue reading »Find Out When Your Sauce Has Decreased Enough With a Jury Wand
It can be tricky to determine when your sauce or other liquid has decreased enough. With a jury stick, you can check in seconds. Reduction, […]
Continue reading »Use Raspberry Pi Zero to Create Your Own Miniature Information Display
The best thing about the Raspberry Pi Zero is its size, and master Frederic Vandenbosch took advantage of this by using the Zero as a […]
Continue reading »Copied – Full Featured Clipboard Manager for IOS With All Kinds of Shortcuts
iOS: Generally speaking, clipboard managers are not needed by most of us on desktops, but they are quite useful on smartphones and tablets. Copied is […]
Continue reading »Facebook Friends Feed for Chrome Hides Strange Messages “Your Friend Liked …”
Chrome / Safari: Facebook loves to show you tons of information that you don’t care about. The worst offender of this rule is posting “so […]
Continue reading »Tabtics Gives You Personalized Productivity Tips Every Time You Open a New Tab
Chrome: The Tabtics extension offers gentle health and productivity reminders like “go for an afternoon walk” and “try to sleep early tonight” every time you […]
Continue reading »This Chart Shows When You Can Finally Retire Based on Your Savings Rate.
When you become financially independent, there are three factors: the age at which you start saving, the size of your savings, and the return on […]
Continue reading »Try This Two Step Process to Perfect Your Cookies
Holiday cookies are a fun tradition, but if you’re in the least bit like me, freezing these cookies usually leads to an unpleasant mess. Kitchn’s […]
Continue reading »The HPV Vaccine Doesn’t Deserve Its Reputation. Get This for Your Kids.
We have a vaccine against the virus that causes cervical cancer. It’s just as safe as any other vaccine, and it’s easy for your son […]
Continue reading »Plex Is Now Free for Xbox and PlayStation
Good news, Xbox and PlayStation owners, you can now stream media to your TV from your game console using Plex. The app is out of […]
Continue reading »A Practical Guide to City Cycling
Cycling around the city is intimidating to many. Maybe it’s because there are no safe dead ends, or maybe it’s just that cars zip past […]
Continue reading »Why Keeping Credit Cards Is Almost Always a Terrible Idea
We’ve all been told to keep our credit cards at the checkout, and subscribing to it is almost always a bad idea. In a recent […]
Continue reading »64-Bit Firefox Is Now Available for Windows With Improved Performance
Windows: Firefox has been available in unofficial and test 64-bit builds for many years, but this week Mozilla finally released the official 64-bit version of […]
Continue reading »Benefits of Laying Mulch in Winter
Mulch in the garden helps protect the soil in general, but offers certain benefits in harsh winter conditions. A layer of mulch will keep the […]
Continue reading »Infused Oils Are a Very Unusual and Very Lazy DIY Gift.
Fancy looking infused oils are a great DIY gift that seems a lot more time consuming than they actually are. This is great news for […]
Continue reading »These Bodyweight Exercises Will Help You Get in Shape and Only Require a Door
While you can do push-ups and squats anytime, anywhere, other bodyweight exercises, such as pull-ups and deadlifts, depend on having something stable enough to hold […]
Continue reading »“The Extra Mile Is Never Crowded.”
Every day you get to work or start your project, you must decide how much effort you are going to put in. A little, normal […]
Continue reading »Shelfi Lets You Download E-Books and Audiobooks by Taking Snapshots of Your Physical Copies
Shelfie, formerly known as BitLit , already allows you to take photos of the physical books you own and receive corresponding copies of e-books. They […]
Continue reading »If You Don’t Use Your FSA, You Are Missing Out on a Big Investment.
Flexible expense accounts (or FSA) are one of the most obscure perks your employer has to offer that you might not be looking at. However, […]
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