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Historic Photos That Speak Volumes – Ned Hardy
Beware of the Toll Road Text Scam – Shield and Fortify
If you don’t want the embarssment of stinking up the whole bathroom. Use this before you go. Its not a gimmick and actually works – Amazon
Supreme Court seems likely to uphold TikTok ban – Axios
The Songs the Sound Engineers Use to Tune Your Stereo – Car and Driver
Gamers are accusing Elon Musk of cheating at popular video games by allegedly turning to loopholes and hiring better users to play for him – Fortune
How to Give People Advice They’ll Be Delighted to Take – NY Times
Why Did Our Parents Treat the Dome Light Like a Weapon of Mass Destruction? – Ned Hardy
An extra soft fleece blanket to keep you and your loved one refreshingly comfortable and warm this winter – Amazon
Report: Yankees Fans Who Grabbed Mookie Betts at World Series Banned from MLB Games – Bleacher Report
The Best Way to Get Your Kids to Actually Listen – Life Hacker
12 Amazing Things You Don’t Know About the Founding Fathers – Linkiest
How To Vent To Your Friends Without Bringing Them Down – Fatherly
Why You Should Always Tell Your Kids the Truth – Outside
10 World Events That Made the News a Century Ago in 1925 – Listverse
We often think of confidence as the magical ingredient that leads to success. It’s the stuff of motivational posters and pep talks: “Believe in yourself and you can do anything!” But here’s the truth that doesn’t make it onto the posters: confidence isn’t what gets you started—it’s what you earn along the way.
We’ve all been there. You’re upset because someone close to you didn’t do what you expected—or didn’t say what you needed to hear. And instead of just telling them, you stew in silence, convinced they should just know.
Photos: Los Angeles wildfires threaten lives, homes and cultural landmarks – NPR
How to Help Victims of the Southern California Wildfires – NY Times
A Few Photos To Remind You That Life Is Beautiful – Ned Hardy
How Someone Who Knew Better Still Fell for a $50,000 Scam – Shield and Fortify
If you’re tired of messy drawers, this 25-piece organizer set is a total game-changer—it’s sturdy, easy to customize, and perfect for organizing everything from kitchen junk drawers to bathroom essentials – Amazon
How meditation deconstructs your mind – VOX
What America’s top economists are saying about AI and inequality – NPR
Aerodynamic sensors could speed up autonomous vehicles – Popular Science
US dockworkers threaten to strike against automation, creating economic uncertainty – AP News
Lets Take a Stroll Through The Art Museum – Ned Hardy
I bought this scooper for all my friends and family who have cats. That’s how good this thing is at it’s job – Amazon
Inside Oak Ridge: Rare Photos of the Secret Atomic City That Fueled the Manhattan Project – Rare Historical Photos
Candy Crush, Tinder, MyFitnessPal: See the Thousands of Apps Hijacked to Spy on Your Location – Wired
17 life hacks that are ‘so good’ people almost didn’t want to share. But thankfully, they did – Upworthy
The best of CES 2025 – Engadget
7 Reasons Why People Are Poor Long-Term in America – Linkiest
For decades, banking was boring—and that’s exactly what made it work. You deposited your paycheck, paid your bills, and occasionally checked your balance. There were no fireworks, no games, no interest rates high enough to make you question the laws of physics.
Then came online-only banks, flipping the script. Banking became sleek, fast, and—dare I say—fun. High-yield savings accounts, no fees, and apps that make your local credit union look like it’s still running Windows 95. What’s not to love?
Well, quite a bit, actually.
