What You Can and Can't Do with Collected Rainwater
With climate change and frequent droughts, more people are collecting rainwater for personal use. While it's an eco-friendly and cost-saving practice, there are important restrictions to consider.
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November 2024
20 November
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More Energy and Less Fat: How to Boost Your Metabolism
Losing weight often means cutting calories, but this approach can backfire in the long run. Here are some expert tips on keeping the progress and boosting your metabolism.
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Here's the New Hacker Trick to Trap You with Infected Emails
Cybercriminals are getting more creative in their attempts to bypass security software and evade detection. Their latest trick? Sending attachments in a format you might not suspect.
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The 7 Most Common Mistakes When Installing Security Cameras
Security cameras can help protect your home—but if you place them in the wrong locations, they might not be effective at all!
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8 Houseplants That Help You Sleep – Perfect for Your Bedroom
Houseplants are not only enjoyable to look at, they also purify the air, making them a great addition to bedrooms.
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Former Starbucks CEO Reveals the Key to Career Success
Howard Schultz transformed a small Seattle coffee chain into the global coffee powerhouse we know today. Here's his advice for aspiring entrepreneurs.
19 November
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New Google Feature to Track and Limit App Usage
Google's Digital Wellbeing app has introduced a new feature designed to help users monitor and control their screen time.
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How Long Does Chocolate Really Last? Surprising Facts About Its Shelf Life
Chocolate is a universally loved treat, but how long does it actually stay good?
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Netflix Has a Secret Menu: Here's How to Find More Movies and Series
Tired of browsing Netflix and always seeing the same recommendations? With this simple trick, you can unlock hidden content you didn't even know existed!
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The World's Largest Gold Deposit – and It's Accessible to Everyone
As incredible as it sounds, millions of tons of gold lie in accessible locations worldwide. However, extracting them isn't easy.
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Should I Close the Doors? How to Properly Ventilate Your Apartment in Winter
Even a simple, routine action like airing out your apartment has its rules. In winter, proper ventilation becomes especially important.
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Why Do My Eyes Get So Tired from Using the Computer? It's Not Blue Light's Fault
Many people blame blue light for eye strain, but that's not entirely accurate. The real culprits are how long you stare at a screen, how often you blink, and the lighting in your workspace.
18 November
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3 Things Emotionally Intelligent People Do with Their Phones – Do You Do These?
Emotionally intelligent people use their phones differently. These habits are worth adopting.
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Here's How to Restore the Original Whiteness of Your Plastic Window Frames
Cleaning window frames may not seem like a particularly fun task. However, with the right home remedies, you can quickly make your plastic window frames sparkle again.
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The One Leg Balance Test: 30 Seconds to Gauge Your Health
A simple balance exercise you can try at home may reveal a lot about your overall health. Take this quick test to see how you're doing!
15 November
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Why Do ATMs Still Use 4-Digit PINs?
In an age of advanced security measures—Face ID, biometric scans, and multi-factor authentication—it's surprising that ATMs still rely on a simple 4-digit PIN.
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Meet gpTea: The Tea Set That Chats with You
Tea time has always been about comfort and connection, whether you're catching up with friends or taking a moment for yourself. But what if your tea set could be part of the conversation?
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Electro-Power Against Depression: New High-Tech Headset Promises Home Treatment
A Swedish startup has developed a high-tech headset that fights depression. Here's how it works.
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Achieving Weight Loss and Maintaining It: 4 Simple Tips from a Biologist
Losing weight without traditional dieting may sound too good to be true, but it is actually achievable, and better for you in the long run.
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Here's How to Track Down Hidden Sugar on Food Labels
It's not always easy to tell how much sugar is in foods, even when you're checking the ingredients. Here's what you need to know to decipher labels and spot hidden sugars.