How to Laugh at Depression With Comedian John Moe
This week we find humor in our troubles with the help of John Moe, host of the Merry World of Depression podcast. John helps us […]
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This week we find humor in our troubles with the help of John Moe, host of the Merry World of Depression podcast. John helps us […]
Continue reading »America … well. We’re in exactly the right place, aren’t we. We originally published this playlist on July 4th last year thinking that the country […]
Continue reading »WWDC 2020 is over. And while I loved Apple’s virtual setup for a weeklong series of events, it was even more fun for me to […]
Continue reading »Eye contact is not easy for everyone. Now that we’ve been isolated for months, it can be difficult to remember exactly how to interact and […]
Continue reading »It took 26 years to remake the classic 1984 horror film A Nightmare on Elm Street , but in Content Wars 2020, no one can […]
Continue reading »Before the advent of GPS and smartphones, the American Automobile Association (AAA) ‘s TripTik had a way to plan and navigate a trip. In fact, […]
Continue reading »Since the Disney + streaming service launched in November 2019, it has quickly become * a family favorite (* including single-person families). While there were […]
Continue reading »Are you a fan of science series and documentaries? Although they have been present in some versions since 1903 , one 13-part series on PBS […]
Continue reading »While shopping for goods may seem like a must in order to get what you need, how we spend our money has more impact than […]
Continue reading »Given the recent conversations and demonstrations against racial injustice, the words “systemic” and “systematic” have begun to appear frequently and are sometimes used interchangeably. And […]
Continue reading »One of the few bright spots in the last few months of quarantine has been Josh Gad’s YouTube series Reunited Separately . Every few weeks […]
Continue reading »One of the new features introduced in iOS 14 is the ability to customize your car’s CarPlay interface with one of several new wallpapers. If […]
Continue reading »Customers at a cafe in Germany were asked to wear pool noodle caps to achieve social distancing, and we were blessed with this viral photo […]
Continue reading »I’ve often heard people say that they were stolen while traveling, or that they thought a hotel worker had stolen money from their belongings. If […]
Continue reading »From the moment we are in school, we are often named based on how other people perceive our “accomplishments”. Some children are called “lagging behind” […]
Continue reading »In our ongoing series of improvised home workout equipment today, we’ll talk about how to do pull-ups or inverted rows at home. If you are […]
Continue reading »Campari, with its burnt, bitter citrus notes and syrupy, almost medicinal character, is not often referred to as “summer”. This special honor belongs to Aperol. […]
Continue reading »I have a lot of apps on my iPhone. There are many applications installed on your iPhone. This is life in the digital world. Things […]
Continue reading »Google recently announced a new design for the Google Photos app, packed with brand new features and an optimized look and feel. The redesign is […]
Continue reading »The time-loop structure is one of my favorite tricks in films, in which the character is doomed to repeat the same period of hours or […]
Continue reading »You may not be able to travel to Japan for the foreseeable future, but you can now take a virtual tour of the Secret Ghibli […]
Continue reading »Quibi, the new short format streaming service for your mobile devices, has been around for almost three months now. This means that if you went […]
Continue reading »As an expat (a person who lives and works in a country outside of his own country), I have lived in five different countries around […]
Continue reading »There are no bad chips, but some chips are definitely better than others. At the bottom of the range, you have thin, flimsy, fatty, super […]
Continue reading »If you grew up in the 70s or 80s, your record (or cassette) collection may have contained a hot pink album cover with colorful bubble […]
Continue reading »If, as you browse the latest Netflix offerings on another of countless nights, you feel like you’ve already watched every movie worthwhile, well, you’re wrong, […]
Continue reading »Aerosol cans, including many sunscreens and insect sprays, are often flammable. They talk about it right on the label in small print, and I guess […]
Continue reading »Attending college is a financial decision that can affect alumni and their families for years after graduation, if not decades. And if that wasn’t enough, […]
Continue reading »It can be difficult for any child (or an adult, to be honest) to grasp all the changes that we have had to make to […]
Continue reading »Windows Explorer has evolved and expanded over the years, but the core functionality has remained largely the same. And he’s just as awkward and ugly […]
Continue reading »I often write about some pretty serious and escalating technical issues for Lifehacker’s Tech 911 column. It could be … a lot. For a little […]
Continue reading »Gone are the days when checked baggage was automatically included in economy class tickets for domestic flights. Or when there weren’t airlines charging for carry-on […]
Continue reading »There is nothing like a refreshing pina colada, mojito or beer while on vacation. And given the way things are now – with travel restrictions […]
Continue reading »One of the reasons we like prepaid phone service is that you will not (usually) be bound by a carrier contract for any length of […]
Continue reading »I have had a KitchenAid faucet for roughly 13 years – long enough for the novelty to get worn out at a distance. Over the […]
Continue reading »If you are a runner, it helps you to be strong. If you’re lifting weights, it’s still a good idea to do some cardio. But […]
Continue reading »macOS: If you have a habit of leaving tons of tabs open across different browsers, here’s the good news: you’re not alone. As much as […]
Continue reading »Apple’s iOS 14 has a nifty new privacy feature that sends you a notification whenever an app checks what’s on your iPhone’s clipboard. This sounds […]
Continue reading »High school students this year did not have full graduation experience this year. In many cases, they missed the last few months of school, and […]
Continue reading »It can be difficult to complete an assignment at any time these days, especially if you work from home and are easily distracted by children, […]
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