My sincere hope is the site is not just back but returns to some of the former quality and insight that made it a an outsized-pop culture staple. Frankly the site had been in decline for years before its shuttering. I don’t mean to shit on you or any other writers who, I gather, have been working under less-than-ideal…
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If you can't teach a subject in simple terms, you probably don't understand it as well as you think you do.
These tips will help you make sure you don't get something too flimsy, too small, or just...weird.
You don't need a third-party app or paid tools to zip and unzip iPhone files.
Stop googling "where is the downloads folder on my iPhone." Add it to your home screen.
The kitchen staple is going to save you a lot of headaches when you arrive at your destination.
These surfaces and amenities could probably use the extra attention.
Protip: store your kitchen fire extinguisher outside of the kitchen, so you can always get to it.
It's holiday cooking season. Don't let it become holiday house fire season.
Instant translation comes to the iPhone camera, thanks to Live Text.
Not my story, but my Mother’s (and my Aunts). I have permission to relay.
I posted late sometime in one of the Halloweens of the pandemic blur but was inspired to post again because it feels like there aren’t as many this year? Getting the creeps already thinking about this.
Here are a few of my spooky encounters over the years:
-One summer when I was in law school, I worked at a small law firm whose offices were in a 100+ year old house. It was a very small firm, and the offices of the attorneys, paralegal, and assistants were spread out over the whole house. And I knew every person that…
Adaptive Transparency is your official excuse to buy a pair of AirPods Pro.
Deal too good to be true? Ensure you don't waste your money on knock-off AirPods.
Knowing that a loss is coming doesn't make grief any easier to handle.
Or at least use them as context clues to learn more about the property.
Moving is expensive enough; don't pay for cardboard boxes, too.
If you're zooming with your iPhone camera, you might not really be zooming at all.
Finding something hard to read? Use your iPhone as a real-life magnifying glass.