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What I Wish I’d Known When My Kids Were Infants
Read More: What I Wish I’d Known When My Kids Were InfantsAll my kids were introduced to peanut butter slowly after they were at least one year old. Back then, that was the guideline. You don’t give your kids peanuts because they might be allergic to them. Once they were in elementary school all four loved eating peanut butter sandwiches and…
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It’s Now Easy to Be Stupid
Read More: It’s Now Easy to Be StupidThis was an interesting read that I have seen in myself and my kids. We are living in a world with the best healthcare, food, training, intelligence, etc. but what is it doing to us? We live in a world that our grandparents couldn’t fathom the things we do in…
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Hate Reading in iOS 26? Here’s the Fix
Read More: Hate Reading in iOS 26? Here’s the FixTo anyone that has updated to iOS 26 and loves the new look, but hates the legibility of the text. I recommend doing the following with your iPhone. On your iPhone, follow these simple steps in iOS 26:
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Are You Human Enough for This Game?
Read More: Are You Human Enough for This Game?New site over at neal.fun by Neal Agarwal, the creator behind many playful internet experiments. So what’s it about? Instead of the usual frustrating CAPTCHA checks you see online, this is a game where the challenge itself is the fun. You’ll solve quirky, puzzle-like captchas that feel more like a…
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I’m Bored
Read More: I’m BoredI just watched You Need to Be Bored by Harvard Business Review and it has sparked some thoughts! When my kids tell me that they are bored, I typically respond with a Great! or that’s not a bad thing, congratulations. I tell them that I was bored once and look how I…
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Memory: Why We Forget and What Actually Helps
Read More: Memory: Why We Forget and What Actually HelpsIntroduction We all experience memory lapses, from misplacing keys to walking into a room and forgetting why we’re there. It can feel frustrating, even alarming. But according to neuroscientist Charan Ranganath, forgetting is the brain’s default behavior and it’s entirely normal. The human brain doesn’t have boundless storage, so forgetting…
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Robot Vacuum with an Arm
Read More: Robot Vacuum with an ArmIf they eventually get these things to sort and do laundry then I might be interested. I quit using mine because my kids kept leaving paper towels and tissues in the floor, so this would actually be really helpful! The arm rises from the middle of Roborock’s latest flagship bot…
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Roborock Robot Vacuum
Read More: Roborock Robot VacuumIf they eventually get these things to sort and do laundry then I might be interested. I quit using mine because my kids kept leaving paper towels and tissues in the floor, so this would actually be really helpful! The arm rises from the middle of Roborock’s latest flagship bot…
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Why Can’t I Control Everything from Anywhere?
Read More: Why Can’t I Control Everything from Anywhere?I would love to be able to simply go to the next song or skip ten seconds in a podcast controlled by any speaker, phone, or device. This would mean you could control any Matter speaker from any Matter-supported ecosystem app. This seems like a future that seems too good…
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It’s NY Times fault a ball drops on New Year’s Eve
Read More: It’s NY Times fault a ball drops on New Year’s EveI found this NPR article posted today about how the tradition of dropping a ball on New Year’s Eve got started. New Yorkers have celebrated New Year’s in Times Square — the bustling intersection of Seventh Avenue, 42nd Street, and Broadway in Midtown Manhattan — since it got its name…