Engineering is a combination of math and science...

Every minute the Raspberry Pi checks both my and my boyfriend's locations using our phone GPS, and if we aren't home, it uses the webcam to snap a picture of our apartment.

I'm so effing discouraged at how quickly this devolved into a "me, me, me" scrum. "I don't carry cash, jeez!," "I hate that I'm expected to tip, it makes me feel ____!", "What about ME? I got bad service once!" ad nauseum.

If you're worried about your food being safe to eat, you probably shouldn't eat hot dogs. Or Pringles.

"I hurt myself to feeeeeel!"

More reasons to hide your melanin on your profile.

Most recruiters look at my linked in profile, see my more than 20 years experience as a graphic designer and then send me job offers as insurance salesmen.

"Surprisingly, the thirty recruiters tracked over the ten-week study spent nearly a fifth of their time (19%) on a LinkedIn profile looking at the profile photo."

Never underestimate the utility of a fencing tool - hammer, pliers, wirecutter all in one. Which reminds me, I lost my last one...need to put one on my father's day wish list.

Logitech performance mx, in case anyone else is wondering.

That looks more like classic Expedit than Kallax — the sides are the right thickness. I have stacks of Expedit in my basement that I grabbed from the last bit of local stock because the Kallax still doesn't look as nice.

Have you tried going through the process again? Or maybe checking if your Kindle has a different email address than Kindle apps installed on devices? It's working fine for me :)

So, I'm not the only one who's noticed the death of Expedit?
So sad. A real tear-JERKER.

Yeah, until someone comes out with the 3 minute workout.

I am a man who cooks dinner often. I don't take offence to the fact that the kitchen is called "the woman's rightful place." Get a grip!

THIS. I had a cheap netbook for less than a year while I was between Macs, and the ONLY good thing about it was OneNote. I've sorely missed my brief affair with this great app!

This is Kathryn Minshew (the aforementioned 28-year-old) chiming in. There's an interesting debate going on about whether I or anyone else my age could be qualified to give advice to others. There's also a separate point to make which is that I don't actually "give" most of the advice available on The Muse - in fact,…

sweet lighthouse.

I'm sticking with often.