DuckDuckGo Now Allows You to Anonymously Communicate With Artificial Intelligence
Communication with AI has proven to be something of a privacy risk lately, with Meta admitting that it trains its AI using the conversations you […]
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These Dutch Ovens Can Be Used As Makeshift Refrigerators
In the summer, the need for an improvised refrigerator may arise at any time. Backyard parties, picnics, and even casual patio gatherings create the need […]
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What People Are Getting Wrong This Week: Bird Flu and Raw Milk
On April 1 , the World Health Organization was informed of the first case of avian influenza (H5N1) transmission from a mammal to humans: a […]
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Save Your Google Maps Timeline Data Before Google Deletes It
Google Maps’ Timeline feature , once known as Location History, is a fun way to view a timeline of the places you’ve visited and the […]
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How to Deal With a Code Enforcement Notice
Each local government has a set of building codes , and each property owner is responsible for complying with them . Building codes ensure that […]
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IPad Pro M4 Has a Hidden Security Feature
Apple is beefing up protection against apps that try to use your iPad’s camera or microphone without permission. Just like your Mac has an LED […]
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My Favorite Amazon Deal of the Day: Google Pixel Watch 2
If you’re in the Apple ecosystem, there’s no doubt that the Apple Watch is the best smartwatch to pair with your iPhone. For Android users, […]
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The Bartender App for Mac May Be Recording Your Screen and We Have No Idea Who Owns It
Bartender, one of the best third-party apps for your Mac, seems to have silently sold it to new owners, causing concern among users. At this […]
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How to Quickly Delete Duplicate IPhone Contacts
When moving Apple contacts from one device to another, duplicates sometimes occur. Luckily, using your iPhone, Mac, or even your browser, there are easy ways […]
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How to Remove Squeaky Floors in an Old House
Living in an old house is a challenge for many reasons. From architectural details you can’t see anymore, to layers of paint and wallpaper, to […]
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How to Control Which Applications Automatically Open When Your Computer Boots
Balancing which apps automatically launch when you open Windows is more of an art than a science. You’ll want to disable heavy apps that are […]
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Is Walmart+ Worth the $98 Annual Fee?
Walmart+ is the retail giant’s subscription service that offers free shipping, gas discounts and more. Compared to Amazon Prime’s $139 annual cost, Walmart+ offers a […]
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Differences Between Google Gemini Apps and Gemini Models
It’s hard to escape artificial intelligence these days—it’s currently being touted as the next big revolution in technology—and Google is trying its best to lead […]
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The 40 Most Rewatchable Movies Ever Made
In this age of digital entertainment, streaming services have given us easy access to thousands of films from the last century. I will never have […]
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Why You Should Keep a Garden Journal
The only constant in the garden is change. It’s not just the drastic changes from winter to spring, but also the smaller differences that you […]
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Cheeses You Can Freeze (and Those You Shouldn’t)
One of my favorite ways to reduce food waste in the kitchen is to use the freezer frequently. An incredible amount of food that you […]
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Why You Should Consider an Electric Grill (and I Recommend Three)
Buying a new grill can be a daunting task. What type do you need? What’s your budget? Are you buying your very first? Summer is […]
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Eight Ways to Make Your Home More Fireproof
If you’re like me, you spend a lot of time worrying about how your home might literally disappear. Fire, for example, is exceptionally effective at […]
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How to Add Perlite to Soil (and When to Do It)
Until you start gardening, “soil” and “dirt” are used interchangeably. If you try to grow something by simply digging a hole in the ground, you […]
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How to Remove Porn From Your X-Channel Now That It’s Officially Allowed
After a recent surge of bots posting sexually suggestive messages on X , Elon Musk’s social media site appears to be giving up control of […]
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How Is Your Credit Card Interest Calculated?
If you carry a balance on your credit card month after month, you’re likely paying interest. First things first: It’s best to avoid charging this […]
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The Out-of-Touch Adults’ Guide to Children’s Culture: “Brain Rot”
Young people are everywhere this week. On the other hand, many children corrupt their brains. Others succumb to age-old internet schemes to “follow the train.” […]
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When Fasted Cardio Really Makes Sense
Fasted cardio is the moment. Wake up and exercise before breakfast, the theory goes, and your body will be forced to burn fat because there […]
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How to Download Directions From Google Maps Before You Lose Signal
Are you going out into nature? Perhaps this is a different country or region where the Internet connection may be unstable? Before you leave home, […]
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Woot Made a Discount on Both Versions of Nintendo Switch
It’s rare to find a new Nintendo OLED switch selling for less than the retail price of $349.99, at least from a reputable retailer, but […]
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How to Turn Off Calling in Windows 11
One of the ways Microsoft is promoting artificial intelligence in Windows 11 is with a new feature called Recall. This feature, available only on Copilot+ […]
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Mighty 3 – IPod Shuffle for the Spotify Era
Sometimes I want to listen to music and not think about the Internet, which in 2024 is harder than it seems. My music is on […]
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Five Signs You Really Need Window Replacement
Every homeowner struggles with deciding when it’s actually time to make a big renovation or replace something expensive, like an appliance or old flooring. Windows […]
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Threads Just Added Better TweetDeck Feature
Until now, the Meta Threads website has been stuck trying to catch up with both the native Threads app and the more mature functionality of […]
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Best Methods to Pay Off Credit Card Debt
Growing balances on high-interest credit cards can put a huge financial strain on your monthly budget. Whether it’s an unexpected expense (like car repairs or […]
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Candied Olives for an Unexpected Treat
The only reason I came across sweetened olives was because I took a chance on Christmas panettone. I tried the flavors from the fantastic panettone […]
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Set Your Smart Speaker to Alert You to Smoke and CO Alarms
If you have an Amazon Echo, Google Nest, or Apple HomePod speaker, it comes with a safety feature you might not know about: the ability […]
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My Four Favorite Apps for Selling Used Clothes and Household Items
Today when I woke up I was greeted with a beautiful notification: A pair of my shoes have been sold on Poshmark. I’ve been obsessed […]
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The 16 Best Weird Podcasts to Listen to During Pride
While queer culture podcasts are welcome year-round, I’m using Pride Month as a great excuse to shout out 12 incredible podcasts that are also made […]
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How to Remove New Lock Screen Widgets in Windows 11
If you’ve recently updated your Windows 11 PC, you might be surprised to see three new widget boxes at the bottom of the lock screen, […]
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You Can Do More Than MyQ Smart Garage Security Camera
I have a list of features I prefer in a home camera: small size, long cords, ability to turn off indicator lights, remote pan and […]
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My Favorite Amazon Deal of the Day: Beats Solo 4
Yes, Beats Solo 4 came out a little over a month ago, but they are already being heavily discounted. You can currently purchase the Beats […]
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PlayStation VR2 Coming to PC Later This Year
PlayStation VR2 was released in 2023, bringing Sony’s next-gen virtual reality experience to the PlayStation 5 with new features and games, but the headset needed […]
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Who Can Opt Out of Meta’s Synthetic Data Training (and Who Can’t)
Starting June 26, Meta will reportedly update its privacy policy to allow its AI to learn from your data. The news began spreading on social […]
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Finally Someone Is Creating an Artificial Intelligence Desktop
The strange thing about AI computers, from the Chomebook Plus to the Copilot+ , is that most of them until now have been laptops. There’s […]
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