Pakistan to create strategic Bitcoin reserve, earmarks 2000MW for crypto mining
Pakistan is set to embark on a significant foray into the cryptocurrency landscape, with the government announcing plans to establish a strategic Bitcoin (BTC) reserve and allocate substantial energy resources to support Bitcoin mining operations. The announcement, delivered by Minister of State for Blockchain and Crypto Bilal Bin Saqib at the Bitcoin 2025 conference in […]
QuickDraw Add-On Weights Can Make Your Dumbbells Heavier, But They Scare Me
We may earn a commission from links on this page. Purchasing a full set of individual dumbbell pairs between five and 60 pounds can cost well over $1,500, not to mention how much space you’d have to dedicate to storing them. That’s why I’m a huge fan of adjustable dumbbells like the REP QuickDraws or […]
What Medical Guidelines (Finally) Say About Pain Management for IUD Insertion
Intrauterine devices, or IUDs, are an extremely effective and convenient form of birth control for many people—but it can also very painful to get one inserted. Current medical guidelines say that your doctor should be discussing pain management with you, and they also give advice to doctors on what methods tend to work best for […]
The Samsung Galaxy Tab S6 Lite Is $65 Off
We may earn a commission from links on this page. Deal pricing and availability subject to change after time of publication. The 2nd-generation Samsung Galaxy Tab S6 Lite is currently 25% off, bringing its price down to $199.99 (originally $264.98)—that’s its lowest price yet, according to price trackers. If you’re an Android user who happens […]
All the Produce in Season in June (and the Best Ways to Use It)
Even as children, we in the U.S. learn that June brings good things—warmer weather, ice cream trucks, and most significantly, summer break from school. As an adult, all of those things still matter to me (substitute summer break for outdoorsy weekends), but the arrival of summer produce has crept up to the top of my […]
Think You’re Playing it Safe? Why Stability Should Be Your Real Focus in 2025
If you want to invest but feel overwhelmed by the risks, you’re not alone. The market feels uncertain, the headlines are dramatic, and the last thing you want is to […]
How Strava Is Using AI Tools to Crack Down on Cheaters
Strava drama has become the name of the game in the fitness tracking world. I suppose when your favorite fitness app also includes a social media element, a little tension is inevitable. Add competitive leaderboards into the mix, and you’ve got a recipe for intrigue that would make reality TV producers salivate. If you’re tuned […]
A Housing Statistic You Can’t Ignore
The U.S. housing market just hit a milestone. In April 2025, existing home sales dropped to their lowest level during this time of year since 2009, with just 4 million […]
Is Your Property Management Company Putting Your Investments at Risk?
You did the hard work. You analyzed the deal, secured the financing, and handed the keys over to a professional property manager. Now, you finally get to sit back, relax, […]
Four Tips to Avoid FIRE Burnout
Becoming a FIRE (Financial Independence, Retire Early) fanatic comes with a few key stages—and I want to offer some advice for the most grueling one of all: the slow, slow […]
The Arc Browser Is Dead, but the Firefox-Based Zen Is a Great Alternative
Arc, the much-hyped privacy-forward internet browser, won’t be getting any more new features. This fact was announced months ago by its developer, The Browser Company, and clarified yesterday in a blog post in which the venture capital-backed entity that built Arc announced plans to focus on an as yet unreleased AI-based browser instead. For now, […]
Five Ways to Get Better Battery Life From Your Steam Deck
After the Nintendo Switch, the Steam Deck might be the most impressive gaming handheld of the last decade. It brings Steam games—most of which were initially designed to run on Windows PCs—to a remarkably designed portable device. The only problem? Battery life can be rough on some games. If you’re struggling to stay charged, here […]
You’ll Soon Be Able to Repair Your Own iPad Too
Many of us want the right to repair our own devices, and at least with Apple products, things have been moving in the right direction on that front. Three years ago, Apple launched its self-service repair program, which finally gave people access to the tools and repair manuals needed to fix their broken Apple products […]
T-Mobile’s App Is Recording Your Screen by Default, and You Should Turn It Off
It’s not easy to maintain your privacy when using technology today. That’s largely the fault of companies who prioritize data collection over the integrity of their users. But even though I’m quite used to the lack of respect most companies pay towards my privacy and security, I have to admit, I’m a bit taken aback […]
You Can Sign up Now to Try Opera’s Mysterious AI Browser
The company behind the Opera browser is launching yet another AI tool with Opera Neon, an agentic AI browser. This basically means that it’s a browser with an AI agent built in, which can go beyond answering questions and will purportedly be able to browse the internet for you to help you get various things […]
