How to Try Microsoft’s New ChatGPT Based AI Search
While there are many search engines out there, I’m assuming that you are probably using Google. (Most people do.) Even if you have a PC, […]
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Fry the Rest of the Pasta for a Crunchy Treat
My first thought after I ate a pile of leftover fried linguine was, “I need to do this more often.” Rice noodles in any form—soaked, […]
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Enjoy Free Popey’s Spicy Chicken Sandwiches All Week
Remember a couple of months before the pandemic, when Popeyes spicy fried chicken sandwich was such a hot commodity that people lined up for hours […]
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You Must Update Your Apple Devices Immediately
Yesterday Apple released new software updates for iPhone (iOS 16.3.1), iPad (iPadOS 16.3.1) and Mac (macOS 13.2.1). If you don’t stay up to date with […]
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That’s When You Need to Form a Tenant Association
Renting a home in this country is becoming more and more risky. Long-term rent is often paradoxically more expensive per month than paying off a […]
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The Easiest Way to Add Hyperlinks to Notes and Mail on Your IPhone
The Mail and Notes apps for the iPhone have received some great features over the years, but one notable omission is the ability to add […]
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Here’s How Much Tuna You Can Safely Eat
Fish is an excellent source of protein, omega-3 fatty acids and other essential nutrients. It is also one of the staples of the famous healthy […]
Continue reading »Why Stupidity Is More Dangerous Than Evil
Dietrich Bonhoeffer knew more than you or I probably ever knew about the line between stupidity and outright evil. A Lutheran pastor and theologian sat […]
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Pros and Cons of Having a Working Spouse
Working in a corporate or office environment can sometimes be stressful, so it makes sense to gravitate toward a colleague who helps relieve stress and […]
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Do Not Enter Websites With “sites” in the URL
The great thing about Google services is that they are easily accessible and free. The downside is that they are also available to scammers and […]
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Get Your Chocolate Dose With This Greek Yogurt Pudding
I don’t know if it’s hormones or Valentine’s Day propaganda to blame, but lately I’ve become a chocolate fanatic. The desire was so strong that […]
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Here Are the Signs You’re in a ‘Situation’, Not a Relationship
Situations are the new “relationships” in today’s dating world. It’s a nice, annoying gray area between casual dating and relationships. The situation is more than […]
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12 Things You Should (but Don’t) Disinfect
There is a difference between cleaning and disinfection, which means that both need to be done at different times , as well as using different […]
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Calorie Restriction Is Not the Way to Longevity
If you give mice less food than they normally eat, they tend to live longer. This largely consistent conclusion is the basis for many of […]
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How to Stop Yelling at Your Child for Phone Use
You can’t blame teenagers for being too attached to their phones. We have given them technology that gives them unlimited access to their friends and […]
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All the Ways You Should Use Sealant Around the House but Don’t
The sealant is one of the greatest illusion tools ever invented. We’ve been using it to prevent leaks and mask gaps for centuries, and it […]
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Don’t Let Natural Peanut Butter Exfoliate and How to Remix It When It Happens
People are very picky about peanut butter. I love the smooth, creamy “bad for you” look that’s filled with sugars and unholy hydrogenated oils. If […]
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Do Not Feed Your Dog This Recalled Dry Food.
There is a long list of foods that dogs should never eat : some are well-known (like chocolate) and others are surprising, like raw meat […]
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Please Clean Your Spice Jars
Whether you’re making a simple green salad with a spicy vinaigrette or a big roasted piece of meat with a fragrant, crispy crust, at some […]
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Why Your Free Credit Score Doesn’t Always Add Up
Your credit score makes the difference between being approved or rejected for a mortgage, car loan, student loan, or any other type of loan. There […]
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8 Unexpected Uses for Razor Blades in Everyday Life
At first glance, razor blades seem like a fairly simple tool: you can use them to remove hair from your body or cut open a […]
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How to Get Free Wendy’s Fries for the Whole Week
Starting today, Wendy’s is offering you free French fries until Sunday, February 19 at an unspecified time (probably midnight) if you make a purchase through […]
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What Bad Money Habits Did You Have to Learn From Your Parents?
Our parents are mere mortals, and this never becomes more obvious than when we look at how they handled money. Most of our parents’ personal […]
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This Fried French Toast Is Not What You Think
I’m a big fan of the frangipane. A sweet, buttery cake spread made with almond flour, sugar, butter and eggs, it turns everything it touches […]
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22 Movies Almost Impossible to Watch on DVD or Streaming in 2023 (and How to Watch Them Anyway)
Casual moviegoers might assume that almost everything is available on stream these days; or at least easy to find on DVD or Blu-ray. Unfortunately, it’s […]
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Your Mac’s Finder Has a Hidden Advanced Search Mode
The humble Finder’s search feature is pretty simple at first glance, but it has a few advanced features that are more useful than you might […]
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7 Fun Home Improvement Projects You Can Do With Your Kids
Working on a DIY project with kids usually goes one of two ways: either everyone has fun and learns something new, or someone loses interest […]
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15 Video Games You Can Mindlessly Play While Listening to a Podcast
Video games can be extremely addictive, but sometimes you just want to kick back and play something while listening to a podcast or TV show […]
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7 Deadly Sins of Leaving Work
Perhaps this is the best time in your life to quit your job. Unemployment is hovering around 3% (as low as it has been in […]
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Don’t Let These February Class Action Deadlines Pass You By.
The esoteric laws of the US can sometimes be a nuisance – in what other country is it a federal crime to write a check […]
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The Easiest Ways to Be a Better Parent for Your Teen
Do you know what your teen thinks, feels or does most of the time? Maybe one day you will feel a surly attitude, but you […]
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How to Cope With Layoff Anxiety
Even people who absolutely love their job have to deal with work-related stress and anxiety at least once in a while. And while many companies […]
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Don’t Fall for the Tricky Tricks of Online Shopping
While brick-and-mortar retail stores have their perks, it’s hard to resist the convenience of online shopping, especially when it comes to comparing prices. The idea […]
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Valentine’s Day Gifts Most (and Least) Affected by Inflation
As Valentine’s Day approaches in a few days, those who choose to celebrate the holiday may shower their loved ones with gifts. And while there […]
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The Best Way to Remove Scuffs From Shoes
If you don’t do your best to keep your shoes looking their best, they’re likely to accumulate scuffs from everyday wear and tear. But the […]
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8 Ways You Should Use Your Scrub Dad (but Don’t)
Scrub Daddy is a really viral scrub tool that people both online and in real life love. The official website lists the scrubber as “America’s […]
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The Least Bad Way to Buy a Car Right Now
There has never been a worse time to buy a car. More new cars are available now than a year ago, according to Consumer Reports […]
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You’re Doing Chocolate Covered Strawberries Wrong
A typical chocolate covered strawberry is good. Just good. There’s no doubt about how well the taste of sweet, tangy fruit pairs with bittersweet dark […]
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Two Things You Should Do to Impress a Date on Valentine’s Day
In a brain that is constantly torn with uncertainty and anxiety, there is one belief that I am absolutely sure of: I can give orders. […]
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If You Really Love Your Valentines, Buy Them Candy at the Stationery Store
One of the perks of working in an office is access to snacks that you don’t have to pay for. When I worked for a […]
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