Alisdair McDiarmid's Kill Sticky Headers bookmarklet banishes all fixed-position CSS elements, like navigation bars, cookie consent popups, email list subscription solicitations, and so on.

If you're asking yourself "how does Mastodon work?" this post will help. By Kev Quirk.

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A recent study conducted by the dating website Loveawake found that the “Facebook shot” is the most effective for attracting men. Ugh, really? Yeah, I get it– it makes everyone, no matter their age, instantly look like a naughty teenager. But it’s also super boring and everyone always makes that stupid flirty face which just makes …

Facebook has become one of the major parts of everybody’s life. Everybody is into digital connecting that saves time and brings distant people, closer.

Writing high-quality articles takes a ton of time, but sadly many high quality articles won’t even get read. According to Copyblogger, 8 out of 10 people will read headlines but only 2 out of 10 will actually click on it and read the rest. To maximize your effectiveness with blogging or content marketing, you really have to write amazing headlines that people feel compelled to click.

We got an inside look at the Tabasco factory in Avery Island, Louisiana and spoke with McIlhenny Executive Vice President Harold Osborn on how they make 700,000 bottles of the world-famous hot sauce are produced every day.

Most of us spend half of our time at the office. Since we spend most of our time here, it goes without saying that you will not only need to look presentable but also look professional.

I wouldn't have thought to put together salmon and honey but it works.

​Brand translation is something that should be taken into serious consideration once you decide to go international. The international audience is rarely equal in their cultural and regional understanding of different brands and products.

You have a choice. You can tell engaging stories online, or you can let your brand die. There’s no option C.

Time for delicious summer salads again.

If ever there were a sport to completely nerd out about, it’s baseball. Geeks across America have been crunching data for years on what makes certain players or teams so great. We dug into the gritty details to figure out exactly how to hit one. You can even try it out for yourself.

Yes, we know. Our smartphone batteries are bad because they barely last a day.

It's not dead—yet! Go through these steps to reanimate your Windows Server before you wipe it and start over.

Having a degree of control of our dreams while we're in the middle of them can be one hell of a fun ride, adding a vivid new element to our unconscious fantasies.

The world is in convulsion, and so are we. We are taken by a malaise, comprised of a mix of sensations. A dread in face of the sinister landscape brought by the rise of reactive forces everywhere, whose level of violence and brutality reminds us of the worst moments in history. Along with the fear, we are also taken by a perplexity in face of another phenomenon, simultaneous to the first: the takeover of worldwide power by the capitalist system in its new version—financialized and neoliberal—which extends its colonial project to its ultimate limits, its globalitarian realization.

Did you use the right filter for that ‘gram of your impeccably prepared acai bowl? By Brianna Wiest.

In an age of nonstop breaches and hacks, here are ways to improve your online security based on your level of risk, from average user to NSA contractor.

Anyone who's ever bought a new electronic device or pair of shoes will be all too familiar with those little "DO NOT EAT" sachets that come in the box. These free sachets can be really useful.

Plenty of people swear by vinegar, but can it actually kill nasty household bugs?

A time capsule meant to teach aliens about humans could consist of math, DNA, a bot, or a brain—or something else entirely. By Stephen Wolfram.

Good archival practices might not be exciting, but they could be the key to keeping your family history intact for future generations.

The story we have been telling ourselves about our origins is wrong, and perpetuates the idea of inevitable social inequality. David Graeber and David Wengrow ask why the myth of 'agricultural revolution' remains so persistent, and argue that there is a whole lot more we can learn from our ancestors.

Guardian US and WNYC’s On the Media collaborated on a radio episode looking the coverage of neo-Nazis and white nationalists. By Lois Beckett.

The best advice we give is usually the advice we most need to listen to. This is the case for me when it comes to getting overwhelmed. I’m far too good at saying yes. My to do list usually contains at least 5 miracles to perform before breakfast. And every time I eliminate a task that isn’t important or essential, I have a tendency to think of two things I should do in its place.

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Deleting your Facebook after finding out 50 million profiles were leaked to Cambridge Analytica? The company can still track you anyway — here's how to stop it.

Vagus Nerve Survival Guide: Phase One (This entry is first in a 9 part series.) By Christopher Bergland.

How do you go about making your own mechanical watch?

For many people, finding an art class that is both accessible and affordable can be difficult. Lieu launched Art Prof, a website that offers a wide range of art classes, captured in videos. Taught by professional artists and university art teachers, courses range from the basics, like drawing, to more complex or niche mediums, like types of sculpture, printmaking, and animation.

How to poison, obfuscate and purge your facebook data before deleting your account.