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This week we took a long look at ultrawide monitors, pondered if six pack abs are worth it, learned how to minimize loose skin when you lose weight, got a lesson on passwords from Edward Snowden, and more. Here’s a look back.
Ultrawide vs Dual Monitors: Which Are Better for Productivity?
We love multiple monitor workstations, but “Ultrawide” displays, packing resolutions that rival two or three panels side-by-side, are looking better and better these days. After all, having more than one monitor doesn’t automatically make you more productive. Here’s how these new ultrawide monitors differ from a dual-screen setup, and when you might consider buying one.
How Getting a Six Pack Changes Your Life (And How It Doesn’t)
Ahhh, the elusive six pack. For many, it’s the holy grail of fitness. But does your life really change after you’ve achieved one? Let’s take a look at the ways that getting a six pack changes your life and when it’s really just fool’s gold.
How to Minimize Loose Skin During Weight Loss
There’s nothing worse than working your way through a diet only to end up with skin that hangs like a curtain from a window. Unfortunately, it’s a common byproduct of weight loss. Here’s what you can to minimize the amount of loose skin during weight loss or even improve the issue after you’ve lost weight.
Edward Snowden Explains Why You Should Use Passphrases, Not Passwords
We’ve talked a lot about password security, and how you should be using longer, complex passphrases, rather than short passwords. In this video, Edward Snowden explains why you should use passphrases in a way all your friends and family can understand.
This Infographic Tells You How Often To Clean Household Items
Some household items should be cleaned more frequently than others. If you have trouble keeping up with how often to clean stuff around your house, this basic, room-by-room infographic can help.
Five Best Drones
Whether you’re just getting into the world of UAVs (unmanned aerial vehicles) because you want to take awesome video of your community, do some neighborhood mapping, or just fly something cool looking through the skies, you have tons of great options. This week we’re looking at some of the best, based on your nominations.
How You’re Sabotaging Your Creativity Every Day
We often talk about the simple things you can do to boost creativity and create more of those magical eureka moments, but many of us tend to sabotage creativity more than we cultivate it. Here are some of the self-sabotaging things you’re probably doing every day.
How to Survive a Party When You Don’t Know Anyone
Parties are supposed to be fun, not scary—but trying to start a conversation in a room full of total strangers can be harrowing. Fear not, though: with the right tricks, you can not only survive, but actually enjoy yourself.
What to Do if You Feel Too Bloated for Sex, But You’re Still Horny
We’ve all been there, right? Ready to leap into bed, but concerned about the ominous rumblings in your stomach. Here’s how to prevent bloating, gas, or food babies from ruining an otherwise sexy evening.
The Best and Worst Cities for Moving Up to the Middle or Upper Class
Income mobility—moving up from below-median income to median or above-median income—varies depending on where you live. A statistical study from the Equality of Opportunity Project reveals the areas with the greatest and least upward mobility.
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