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iOS: If you’re traveling internationally—or want to make simple conversation with a non-English speaker—the Smigin app on iOS lets you build phrases quickly, gives you native pronunciation, and lets you save important phrases as favorites to use later on.
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We sometimes get in the habit of using psychological terms to describe different people, but there’s a good chance you’re using these words incorrectly. This video explains what the terms psycho, OCD, schizo, and bipolar really mean, and why you may not want to use them to describe someone.
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With the amount of candy around right now you may want to know how much sugar you or your kid can have without going overboard. This simple calculator determines a reasonable amount of candy to consume based on age, sex, and activity level.
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We’ve all daydreamed about how we’d react if the undead began rise from their graves and the zombie apocalypse commenced. It would take quick thinking, careful planning, and grace under pressure. Oddly enough, these are the same principles it takes to craft an effective presentation.
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The Virginia Circuit Court ruled this week that you don’t have to give up your passcode to police if you’re detained. That’s great news, but apparently fingerprints are a different story, so if you have Touch ID enabled, you could still be forced to unlock your phone.
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If you’re running your Raspberry Pi in headless mode, it’s difficult to troubleshoot Wi-Fi problems. Raspberry Pi Spy points to Wavemon, a Linux utility that also happens to work great on the Raspberry Pi in the command line.
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Android: You’re grooving to music on your device and suddenly there’s a quick pause—every time you get an email, text message, or other notifications. Don’t Pause! prevents these annoying interruptions.
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This week we discovered the secret powers of Chrome’s address bar , learned to spot a hidden handgun , made use of some life hacks from prison , and bought more selectively from Costco . Here’s a look back.
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If food is a big part of your next trip and you want to eat at a certain place, make a reservation before you leave to ensure you’ll be able to dine at the restaurant of your choice.
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There are so many different cuts of beef you can order at the butcher counter that choosing the proper one based on how you’re cooking it can be confusing. This "interactive butcher counter" will help.
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