Three Reasons Why You Don’t Have to Sow Your Own Seeds
If you spend any time on GardenTok (or talk to gardeners), you know it’s all about the seeds these days. Gardeners always feel behind at […]
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Five (Legal) Alternative Uses for a Storage Unit
Americans love our things. We love our stuff so much that we’ll rent small rooms away from home just to store all the stuff that […]
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Google Just Announced When Apple Will Officially Adopt RCS
Did Google just forewarn Apple’s big announcement? The Android developer has just published an updated landing page for Google Messages , showcasing key features ranging […]
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How I Cleaned a Stainless Steel Sink Without Spending Extra Money
There are many ways to clean and polish a stainless steel sink. Some require the purchase of specialty products, while others rely more on household […]
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I Tested Three AI Essay Writing Tools and Here’s What I Found
Writing essays can be tedious, tedious and difficult even for me, and I write all day for a living. If writing isn’t your specific skill, […]
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This Amazon Smart Thermostat Sells for $25
Smart home devices can make life easier and more convenient (and may even save you some money on your utility bills). A smart thermostat is […]
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StackSkills Unlimited Courses Are Now $35
You can get lifetime access to StackSkills Unlimited courses , which are on sale for $34.97 (regularly $600) through April 2. StackSkills Unlimited is an […]
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Five Situations When You Should Use a Contract (and How to Write One)
If you think about it, society is quite fragile. Most of it is just agreements between complete strangers to do certain things in a certain […]
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YouTube Is Testing a Feature That Uses Artificial Intelligence to Skip to the Best Parts of a Video
YouTube is constantly trying out new features for its users, which they call experiments. The latest experimental feature is called Jump Ahead, which allows you […]
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Use This Plugin to Add Your WordPress Site to Fediverse
I miss blogging. Don’t get me wrong, I write professionally for various websites and run an email newsletter, but none of them give me that […]
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Oregon Just Passed a Monumental “Right to Repair” Law
Oregon Gov. Tina Kotek officially signed a new Right to Repair law Wednesday that will make it much easier to repair our stuff—at least in […]
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Please Don’t Trust Artificial Intelligence to Recognize Mushrooms
Eating wild mushrooms is a very dangerous hobby. If you’re an experienced forager, you’ll know what’s growing in your area, where to find it, and […]
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You Can Get the Apple Vision Pro for $200 Off If It Fits
Apple’s Vision Pro, arguably the most impressive virtual and augmented reality headset available for public consumption, is getting its first significant discount. Woot is selling […]
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Strange Tax Deductions You Might Not Know About
While most of us are familiar with the usual tax deductions such as mortgage interest, charitable donations and retirement contributions, there are many surprise deductions […]
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The Only Four Garden Tools You Really Need
According to a recent study , Americans spend more than $500 a year on gardening tools. It’s a lot. Gardening is one of those hobbies […]
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You Can Get This Dual 4K Camera Drone on Sale for $75 Right Now
You can get this drone with dual HD cameras on sale right now for $74.99 (regional $129.99). It’s a budget drone that’s great for beginners […]
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25 Best Anime Movies to Stream
Anime, a category of animation dating back to at least 1958’s The Tale of the White Snake , has nothing to prove at this point, […]
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Use the 6/10 List to Relieve Cleaning Stress
Creating a to-do list is an important step to productivity in any area of your life, from personal activities to work responsibilities, but when it […]
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What to Do If Your Neighbor’s Tree Overhangs Your Property
Sometimes it seems that living in society would be much better if we didn’t have to constantly deal with all these other people . If […]
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How to View and Share Your Archived Instagram Stories
When you post a story on Instagram, it’s only visible to others for 24 hours, after which it disappears from your main feed, but it […]
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There’s a New King of Chatbots, and It’s Not ChatGPT
If you ask the general public which AI model is the best, chances are most people will answer ChatGPT. While there will be many players […]
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Pixel 8 Will Still Get Gemini Nano AI Features
Citing “hardware limitations” as the main reason why Google’s Gemini Nano didn’t come on the cheaper Pixel 8 , the tech giant appears to have […]
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How to Recognize an AI-Generated Cookbook
As I sit here, eating succulent dumplings prepared by a dedicated human chef, I wonder – am I lamenting? – on the role of artificial […]
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Google Wants You to Use Artificial Intelligence on Your Next Vacation
Google hopes you trust its AI-powered search enough to use it to plan your next vacation. According to a blog post published this week, Google […]
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Gemini Finally Appears in Google Messages (for Some Users)
Google has been open about its plans to bring its Gemini AI to just about everything it can, with the exception of the base Pixel […]
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These Monitors Sell for Just $80.
The Dell TechFest sale will continue for a few more days, so if you’re looking for a laptop, monitor, or other Dell product, take a […]
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Your PS5 Will Soon Be Able to Record Game Clips to Help Other Players
If you’re playing a game on your PS5 and can’t beat a particularly difficult boss or solve a certain puzzle, you’ll soon be able to […]
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Don’t Trust Those “Reset Password” Pop-Ups on Your Apple Devices
If you’re minding your own business on your iPhone, iPad, or Mac and suddenly receive spam pop-ups asking you to reset your Apple ID password, […]
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You Can Get the OneAir Elite on Sale for $80 Right Now
You can purchase a discounted lifetime subscription to OneAir Elite for $79.97 now (reg. $790) until April 2. OneAir is a deal alert service that […]
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Xbox Cloud Gaming Now Supports Mouse and Keyboard for Beta Users
Mice and keyboard fans, rejoice: Microsoft is finally bringing support for these peripherals to Xbox Cloud Gaming if you’re a select member of the Xbox […]
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What’s New on Paramount+ and Showtime in April 2024
Paramount+ viewers can kick off April with the premiere of the fifth and final season of Star Trek: Discovery on April 4, ending the 65-episode […]
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How to Backdoor a Roth IRA (and When to Do It)
If your income exceeds the limits for direct contributions to a Roth IRA , there is still a way to fund it through a strategy […]
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How to Block JavaScript on Certain Websites (and Why You Should Do It)
JavaScript is a double-edged sword: it adds a lot of useful features to your favorite websites, such as interactive maps, loading images in the background, […]
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How to Prevent Instagram From Automatically Hiding Political Content
Instagram and Threads now hide political content by default, making it difficult to keep up with current events, important updates about government policies, voting rights, […]
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Ring Battery Doorbell Pro Is Better (and More Expensive) Than Other Brands
Video doorbells have become quite common since their introduction to the market 10 years ago, with 20% of American households now using them. The cost […]
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These Dell and Alienware Laptops Are up to $700 Off
Dell’s current sale ends on March 31st, but there are still plenty of deals on laptops to take advantage of. If you’re in the market […]
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You Really Shouldn’t Buy a “Cheap” Smart Ring
Smart rings are becoming increasingly popular, and with the arrival of the Galaxy Ring in late 2024, their popularity will likely only increase. Unfortunately, as […]
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What’s New in Prime Video and Freevee in April 2024
Just like last month, Prime Video has one upcoming original game coming in April. Fallout (April 11), executive produced and several episodes directed by Westworld […]
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What People Are Getting Wrong This Week: Political Half-Truths
It’s an election year, so naturally there are virtual fire hoses of misinformation aimed at potential voters. While there are encouraging signs that people are […]
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Why I Still Prefer Android to IOS
The first iPhone was introduced on January 9, 2007, the first Android phone (HTC Dream) appeared on September 23, 2008. soon after it. It’s a […]
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