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There's an Easier Way to Restart Your iPhone
 
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Why You Should Stick a Towel in Your Dishwasher
 
Cookies with burnt bottoms on a sheet tray.
Two Tricks to Keep Baked Goods From Burning
 
MagicQuit for Mac, showing a list of running apps.
MagicQuit Automatically Quits Unused Mac Apps
 
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Turn Your Lemon Pudding Cake Into a Fluffy Meringue Pie
 
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Try the 'Five Things' Method When Cleaning Feels Overwhelming
 
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Netflix Has Stopped Supporting Downloads on Windows, but There's a Workaround
 
A screenshot of Cleft Notes on a Mac, with a voice recording underway.
Cleft Is an AI-Powered Voice Notes App for Your iPhone and Mac
 
The ProNotes logo against a green gradient background.
This Extension Turns Apple Notes Into a Legit Word Processor
 
people standing in line in crowded airport
Where to File a Federal Complaint If Your Airline Refuses to Give You a Refund
 
Hand holding up a puffed up plastic bag.
You Can Recycle Plastic Grocery Bags Into Packing Material
 
Bread chunks with butter slathered on top.
How to Make Salt-Flaked French Butter the Lazy American Way
 
Zucchini blossoms on a wood background
The Easiest Way to Stuff a Stubborn Squash Blossom
 
Close-up of a blueberry grunt.
Use up All Your Summer Berries in a Single ‘Grunt’
 
PopTart s'more on a table.
Seven Foods You Should Use for S'mores Instead of Graham Crackers
 
Two versions of a cluttered Mac menu bar—one with the default spacing, one with the tighter spacing this applications allows. The application window is below this—it's just a slider.
This App Lets You Change the Spacing in Your Menu Bar
 
Illustration of a person taking notes in front of a large grid of screens showing events from his life.
How to Break Your 'Loops' and Form Better Habits
 
A Firefox screenshot of a Lifehacker article opened in the Omnivore reader.
Omnivore Is the Best Read-Later App for People Who Read Newsletters