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The secret to happiness, according to a new study, is not constantly stuffing your head with rainbows and unicorns. It is a tendency towards emotions […]
Continue reading »Unless you are some over-organized type of condo, chances are you have a “trash bin” in your kitchen and, among the ketchup and duck sauce […]
Continue reading »The most frustrating thing about telephone addiction is that, unlike true substance abuse, the solution is not to give it up entirely. Instead, we must […]
Continue reading »In this episode, we talk about bullshit: what it is, how to spot it, and how to spot it. First, Staff Writer Nick Douglas joins […]
Continue reading »The leaked version of iOS 11 has given us more than a few hints of what Apple will announce at its September 12 press event. […]
Continue reading »I understand that textbooks are hefty tomes that seem more useful as a defensive weapon than as a fascinating reading. But it is still important […]
Continue reading »Equifax last week announced a ” cybersecurity incident ” that affected 143 million customers. Between freezes, fraud alerts, and credit monitoring, you can raise your […]
Continue reading »Feeding your baby small amounts of peanuts can reduce the chances of developing a peanut allergy. The FDA recently announced that products containing peanuts could […]
Continue reading »Google is teaming up with an electronics repair company to help Pixel owners hit by Hurricane Harvey to offer free Google-branded smartphone repairs. Google has […]
Continue reading »As a parent, I often feel like a walking stopwatch. “Three more minutes of TV!” “Eight minutes before brushing your teeth!” “Twenty-four minutes before bed!” […]
Continue reading »Hello sous-vide friends, and welcome back to yet another exciting session ofWill It Sous Vide? , the column where I do whatever you want with […]
Continue reading »Drinking is America’s new favorite pastime. I mean, what better way to flop on the couch and watch TV shows from start to finish during […]
Continue reading »I have nothing against Dan Carlin’s Hardcore History, but it looks like he ate all the ads for historical podcasts. It’s a shame because the […]
Continue reading »Taking kids out the door every morning can be challenging, especially if one of the tasks on their checklist is choosing clothes. The decision is […]
Continue reading »The term mansplaining is relatively new, but the concept is outdated. If you are not familiar, this term refers to when someone (most often a […]
Continue reading »Equifax’s “security incident” earlier this week affected 143 million Americans. This is a huge number of people, which means that the chances that you or […]
Continue reading »Welcome back on Sunday for a column on how to prepare delicious food with minimal effort. This summer has flown by too quickly and it’s […]
Continue reading »As Irma approached and after Harvey, a slew of #fakenews began to circulate on everything from whether it is okay to have pets in hotels […]
Continue reading »If you think it is too early to celebrate the start of Christmas, think again. Of course, it’s not even the first week of October, […]
Continue reading »Stress is one of those things we all have to deal with. But what if you could use stress to your advantage? Brad Stulberg, co-author […]
Continue reading »There are many options for sending safe and self-destructing messages to others. But what if you really want to send them a message using Gmail? […]
Continue reading »The NFL officially kicked off this week. However, if you want to stream games live through Amazon, you will have to wait a bit. Amazon […]
Continue reading »If you’re currently in school, Spotify and Hulu just announced a pretty good deal. The duo offer Hulu and Spotify Premium together for just $ […]
Continue reading »The last time we checked our staff’s weekly updates , our editors were busy with noise cancellation, food preparation, and experimenting with quieter commute options. […]
Continue reading »There are many tips for hurricane preparedness, including one tip to keep valuables in the dishwasher because dishwashers are waterproof. Do not do this. Ralph […]
Continue reading »Ever wonder why hippies love trees so much? This may have been due to the handful of mushrooms they ate at Burning Man, according to […]
Continue reading »The announcement is usual: “Dan is on a business trip, so this week I’ll be a single mom with two boys. SEND ALL WINE, PLZ. […]
Continue reading »Hello friends and welcome back toWill It Sous Vide? , the column where I usually do whatever you want with my immersion circulator. This week […]
Continue reading »Irma’s Supraugane causes many cruises and flight cancellations , as well as delays and course changes. But your travel insurance should cover all of this, […]
Continue reading »Password management services like LastPass and 1Password are great because they make it easy to protect all of your online accounts with one encrypted master […]
Continue reading »Following the announcement of a “security incident” that affected 143 million customers on Thursday, Equifax is offering customers a year of free credit monitoring as […]
Continue reading »Happy (well deserved) weekend and welcome back to Happy 3 Ingredient Hour , a weekly drinks column featuring super simple yet delicious libations. This week […]
Continue reading »In September, Lyft partnered with local restaurants in 12 major cities to offer you free or discounted meals just for showing your Lyft app. Obviously, […]
Continue reading »We all know that lenders, moneylenders and credit cards profit when you go into debt, and therefore they can be dangerous. But many of these […]
Continue reading »T-Mobile customers are going to get some free video streaming perks if they have the right plan. The wireless carrier’s latest promotion is offering current […]
Continue reading »You can get the rest of your health care at any hospital or clinic in the city, but many laws and concerns make it much […]
Continue reading »My parents are from Vermont and Maine, so I take maple syrup very seriously. So serious, in fact, that I completely skipped the USDA 2015 […]
Continue reading »You’d think the library would want to use your used books! But beyond the occasional sale of used books, libraries usually only get their books […]
Continue reading »In the simplest life hack we have ever provided, we are proud to inform you that today is Friday. As the Science of Us blog […]
Continue reading »So you’ve got Instagram for a while and upload photos on a regular basis, but nobody seems to care. No likes, no subscriptions, no comments. […]
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