How-to

You can visit the dark web safely and legally, if you know how.

You don't have to light a candle and meditate to get the benefits of mindfulness at work.

Roombas are great, but they need a little help sometimes.

You can use products you already have around the house to make your sink look nicer.

Install one plugin and Mastodon—and eventually Threads—users can follow your blog.

AI-generated cookbooks and recipes are here, but they can be easy to spot if you know what to look for.

You can enable Steam's "Family Sharing" feature for up to five friends.

Clearing the cache on your Android smartphone can speed things up more than you might expect.

Take control of your Instagram and Threads feeds.

Blocking JavaScript can reduce invasive tracking and load pages faster, but it can also break webpages.

Lawsuits against incompetent or malicious condo boards or HOAs are difficult because the law favors them. But there’s one thing you can almost always do: Petition to remove them.

You need to clean your filter regularly—but the rest needs some love, too.

It's a great way to learn how large language models actually work.

Get the latest builds of future Windows updates—as long as you're okay with some potential bugs.

Run your own private large language models, right on your computer.

Threads just got a little closer to services like Mastodon.

It's a little more complicated than you might think.

The little buttons can save your life, or at least save you some time.

Tiny seeds need not stress your eyesight or dexterity.

You can do a lot more, right from your wrist.