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You know the feeling. You sit down at your computer or pick up your phone, ready to check the weather or send a quick email to your niece. Suddenly, a window pops up. It has an alarming amount of text,…

Imagine this scenario: It is the year 2045. You have peacefully departed for that Great Cloud in the Sky (which hopefully has better storage limits than iCloud). Down here on Earth, your niece is scrolling through her phone when ping!—a…

Remember the last time you went on a “relaxing” vacation? It likely started with waking up at 3:00 AM, dragging a suitcase that suddenly weighed forty pounds more than it did at home, and standing in a security line behind…

Remember the last time you decided to get “creative” with traditional paints? You likely started with a vision of a majestic mountain landscape, much like the ones Bob Ross painted with his soothing voice and magical afro. But three hours…
We all have it. The Drawer. You know the one. It’s usually in the kitchen or a back bedroom. It is the Museum of Ancient Technology. Inside, you will find a tangle of charging cords for devices that haven’t been…

Picture this: It’s a rainy Tuesday, and you decide you want to watch that new documentary everyone is talking about—the one about the secret lives of squirrels or the history of competitive cheese rolling. You find it on a streaming…

Remember the good old days when “sharing” meant handing your neighbor a cup of sugar or lending your brother a power tool that you’d never see again? It was simple. It was physical. And usually, it didn’t involve remembering a…

Have you ever asked your phone for the weather and wondered how it understood you? It’s not like there’s a tiny meteorologist living inside your device, waiting for you to ask about rain. Or maybe you’ve seen a movie recommendation…

There is a very specific, cold sweat that breaks out when you look at the calendar and realize your grandson’s birthday was yesterday. You can almost hear the disappointment radiating through the cosmos. In the old days, we had excuses.…

Have you ever played that thrilling nighttime game called “Navigate the House in the Dark”? The objective is to get from your bed to the kitchen for a glass of water without stubbing your toe on the leg of a…