Make Quick and Easy Blueberry Muffins From Boxed Pancake Mix

It may not come as a surprise that there’s yet another scrumptious morsel you can easily whip up with the help of boxed pancake mix. This malty, self-rising baking mix makes an excellent frying batter for veggies and a perfect dough for apple fritters (among other tempting carb-laden snacks). With both sweet and savory applications, […]

How to Use Chromecast for Videos and Audio

If you want to get a movie or TV show up on a big screen, or beam music wirelessly to a speaker, then the Chromecast standard is one of the best ways to go about it: It couldn’t be much simpler to use, it works across a host of devices and apps, and you can […]

Claude Finally Has an Official App for iOS

Anthropic is freeing its AI chatbot, Claude, from your desktop. The highly successful ChatGPT competitor has now made the jump to iOS, launching its first-ever official chatbot app for the iPhone. The new iOS app is available to download right now, and can do everything that Claude on the web can do, including analyzing images […]

How to Trace Your Ancestry Without Paying Too Much for It

Between shows like Finding Your Roots on PBS and the proliferation of companies like 23andMe, conversations about genealogy and family history have become mainstream—trendy, even. While not everyone wants to spit in a tube and potentially sign their physical data away, tracing one’s ancestors is hardly a new tech trend—genealogy has been a major field […]

You Should Grow a Pizza Garden This Summer

If you have limited space in your garden, you have to make hard decisions each year about what you’ll grow. The most important factor in choosing what to grow is what you like to eat. If you like pizza, summer is a spectacular time—throw some stretched pizza dough on the grill and top it with […]

The Difference Between Shorting ETFs and Inverse ETFs (and Which Is More Risky)

For traders looking to profit from a declining market, shorting exchange-traded funds (ETFs) and investing in inverse ETFs are two popular strategies. While both approaches aim to capitalize on downward price movements, there are crucial differences that investors should understand before deciding which one to use. Shorting ETFs Shorting an ETF involves borrowing shares from […]

Watch the Weather, Not the Calendar, for Planting Times

Gardeners always know their planting zone, and the local lore around the date it’s safe to plant outside. Around my parts, that’s Mothers Day. In more northern parts of the U.S., it’s Memorial Day. We use those dates to backtrack and decide when to start seeds inside. But these dates, while not arbitrary, are also […]

My Favorite Amazon Deal of the Day: Echo Pop

Of all the smart speakers made by Amazon, which are already relatively low priced, the Amazon Echo Pop is the most affordable. Right now, it’s discounted to $19.99 (originally $39.99) after a 50% discount. Considering it still has all the same features as the more expensive Echo devices, the Echo Pop makes a great value […]

12 Building Toys Any LEGO-obsessed Kid Will Love

They’re small, expensive, and hurt when stepped on. Yes, I am talking about LEGO, the construction set that, for 75 years, has sparked creativity in children and those who refuse to grow up—but you may not realize that LEGO isn’t the only game in town. In addition to the company’s many imitators, there are other […]

Woot Is Having Another iPad Sale

According to the rumor mill, Apple is poised to announce new iPads any day now, which often means it’s the best time to pick up an older model. Whichever you’re seeking the entry-level iPad or a more powerful iPad Pro brand new models of both are currently available new from Woot at their lowest prices […]

Six Ways AI Can Help You Parent (and Five Ways It Won’t)

For years, the media has been warning me that artificial intelligence will soon take over my job. Several years later, I’m somehow still out here making a living as a writer, perhaps because AI can’t always be trusted to do the job well. Obviously, AI can’t take over for me as a parent either, but […]

Google: Helpful Content Update Recoveries May Take Much Longer Than Others

Google’s John Mueller responded to some questions around why sites hurt by the September 2023 Google helpful content update have not recovered with March 2024 Google core update. He said on X that while recoveries are still possible, “some things take much longer to be reassessed (sometimes months, at the moment), and some bigger effects […]

May 2024 Google Webmaster Report

In the past month, in Google-land, we have spoken a lot about the March 2024 core update, which ended on April 19th, a week before Google notified us it was done. This core update was painful for many, especially those who were hit by the September helpful content update. But more is to come, we […]

Google Ads To Disallow Services For Deepfake Sexual Content

Google Ads, Shopping Ads, Admob, and other Google Ads products will soon disallow deepfake sexual content, synthetic sexually explicit content, or synthetic content containing nudity services. I mean, this seems like something they should have disallowed before, but now any tool or service that is around these types of content will be disallowed.

Forbes Completely Removes (410 Server Status) Coupon Directory

A couple of weeks ago Forbes blocked its coupons directory on its website from being crawled by Google. Now Forbes has completely wiped out all the coupons from its site, serving a 410 status code and removing the coupons link from its navigation.

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