How to Successfully Start a New Job Remotely
It’s hard to remember any professions that have not been impacted by the global COVID-19 pandemic. Whether you lost your job, moved to work from […]
Continue reading »Latest Posts
Your Federal Student Loan Service May Change
If you have federal student loans, you may be aware that although the loans are government-owned, they involve a different company – service personnel – […]
Continue reading »You May Be Using Sunscreen Incorrectly
Nothing says daylight saving time like getting out in the sun and getting badly burned, right? Wrong! You should be using sunscreen, and most likely […]
Continue reading »How to Clean an Electric Waffle Iron
I cooked real waffles in the waffle iron exactly once, but I waffled many other foods, some of which were quite greasy , sticky, or […]
Continue reading »To Find Out If Your Potential Boss Will Be a Good Leader, Ask This Question.
An interview is a delicate balance between selling yourself and your skills, and evaluating the company and your potential new boss. As many people have […]
Continue reading »I Built These Squat Racks Myself and They Really Work.
I have a barbell, but during the first three months of my pandemic life, I had nowhere to put it other than on the ground. […]
Continue reading »How to Safely Take Kids to the Playground
I cannot tell you that by going to the playground right now, you or your child are not putting yourself at least some risk of […]
Continue reading »Is Spotify Duo Premium Worth It?
My girlfriend and I have one account for each subscription service we use. Most of these services are cool if we use the same account […]
Continue reading »How to Fix Your IPhone When IOS Update Is Causing Problems
Whether you’ve installed the new iOS beta on your iPhone or upgrading to a new publicly available iOS version, the process usually goes smoothly. However, […]
Continue reading »You Should Grill More Chicken Hearts.
I’ve never shied away from eating meat intuitively. I find that eating chops and steaks on the bones, offal and even a straight face are […]
Continue reading »How to Party With a Hamilton Watch
Whether you likeit or not, after today, you won’t have to: On July 3, Disney + will host Lin-Manuel Miranda’s groundbreaking Broadway musical blockbuster, a […]
Continue reading »How to Avoid New Mac Ransomware EvilQuest
One of the last Mac malware to keep in mind on boot day is the devastating ransomware known as “EvilQuest.” Good news? Right now, this […]
Continue reading »Buy Cheap Home Gym Equipment Now
I think this year I had a pretty good instinct. I ordered a barbell and some bumpers in March, the day before my county announced […]
Continue reading »What to Do If You Lost Your Passport While Traveling
Nothing gives me more quiet anxiety than the thought of losing my passport while traveling. Losing anything is frustrating when you travel, but your passport […]
Continue reading »Your Visual Reminder That Covid Is More Than the Flu
Sometimes people die from the flu. Sometimes people die from COVID-19. People die from suicide, drug overdoses, heart disease, and more. So, if your community […]
Continue reading »How to Integrate Reading Into Your Home Life
After months of quarantine, we’ve all learned that when every aspect of life – work, parenting, school, cooking, eating, sleeping – takes place within the […]
Continue reading »How to Bring Your Own Coffee or Tea to the Airport
Not everyone wants to spend $ 10 on a grande mocha latte or chamomile tea from Starbucks, Dunkin ‘or anywhere else that can be served […]
Continue reading »How to Block Windows 10 Updates for As Long As You Like
I generally don’t recommend postponing system updates for too long, but there are good reasons why you might be wary of major feature updates for […]
Continue reading »Let Your Kids Go to YouTube Camp
You want your kids to go to summer camp. They just want to be on YouTube all day. Well, it turns out that both are […]
Continue reading »How the Two Major Airlines Are Actually Fighting Social Distancing
As travel began to gradually reopen, airlines confirmed they would introduce social distancing measures: blocking seat allocation among passengers and not loading planes to full […]
Continue reading »How to Help Small Businesses Survive the Pandemic
As states across the country begin to reopen amid yet another surge in coronavirus cases, small business owners find themselves at a crossroads. In the […]
Continue reading »How to Make a Creamy Potato Salad With Less Mayonnaise
No ingredient sparks recipe culture wars like mayonnaise. As someone who happily licks it off a spoon, my threshold of “too much mayonnaise” is almost […]
Continue reading »Try Caffeinated Ice Cream With Ground Coffee
In the decisive final second season “Alias” in early August superspy Jennifer Garner Sydney Bristow discovers that her roommate Francie was replaced by an evil […]
Continue reading »How Can I Get My Child to Sit While Eating?
Every parent has a particular point of contention: a thing that should be simple and easy for other parents, but it never comes easy for […]
Continue reading »If You Compliment People at Work, Use This Rule.
If you’re one of those who lament that these days “you can’t even compliment someone at work unless they get it wrong,” take a look: […]
Continue reading »13 Best New Android 11 Features
The Android 11 beta was originally slated to launch concurrently with Google’s annual developer event, but the world had other plans for a software update […]
Continue reading »Try Making Waffles Leftover Spaghetti
Leftover spaghetti stands alongside the best leftovers. In the refrigerator overnight, the aromas of the sauce merge and soak into the noodles, soaking them. My […]
Continue reading »Never Email Your Social Security Number, I Beg You
Emails started coming to me around the same time that the government started sending out payments to fight the coronavirus in April. Some people had […]
Continue reading »How to Cool Your Home More Naturally
In a sense, the pandemic has made us less wasteful and more environmentally friendly. We travel less, use less public transport, and support more local […]
Continue reading »Play Free Twitch Prime Games With Amazon’s New Game Launcher
One of the best things about Amazon Prime is the ever-changing selection of free games offered every month through Twitch.tv’s Twitch Prime service. What’s more, […]
Continue reading »When Making Frozen Smoothies, Use Frozen Strawberries Instead of Ice
I recently saw several recipes for frozen strawberry smoothies (both daiquiri and margarita) that somehow don’t require syrup or any kind of sweetener. “Good strawberries […]
Continue reading »How to Get 3 Months of Free Coffee at Panera
If you’re tired of making quarantine coffee at home, or just need regular iced coffee to fight the summer heat – and if you have […]
Continue reading »6 Great Energy-Saving Backyard Games for Young Kids
Well, here we are. We’re knocking on the door in July and COVID-19 is still raging in many of our communities. Maybe you’ve already added […]
Continue reading »Recover Deleted Files With Microsoft’s New Free Windows App
If you accidentally delete a file, hope is not lost. However, assuming you can’t just drag it back out of the Windows Recycle Bin – […]
Continue reading »How to Enable Facebook’s New Dark Mode on IPhone
The Facebook iOS app is finally getting an official dark mode. Just like dark modes in other Facebook apps – Messenger , Instagram, and Whatsapp […]
Continue reading »What to Use If You Run Out of Soap
So, you have dangerously low hand soap in the midst of a global pandemic, and it is difficult to get it due to supply chain […]
Continue reading »How Does It Feel to Start a New Job During a Pandemic?
My first day at Lifehacker was March 23, 2020 – a little over three months or three years ago. I received my job offer on […]
Continue reading »Kids Can Still Earn Free Pizza by Reading
If you were a kid in the 1980s or 90s, you may remember reading mainly in order to earn free personal Pizza Hut pizza. Founded […]
Continue reading »How to Make One Glass of Lemonade
When I think of lemonade, I always imagine a jug – this is the most palatable scale imaginable. But a whole pitcher of lemonade requires […]
Continue reading »Your “ Medical Mask Exemption Card ” Is a Lie
Masks can be uncomfortable, it’s true. And since most of us in the US are not used to wearing them, they are also an unpleasant […]
Continue reading »