jeudi 1 novembre 2018

How to Manage Your Seasonal Depression

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A few weeks ago, I began to have trouble getting out of bed in the morning. My body and brain felt sluggish and low, and I started swapping out exercise and socializing in favor of Rice Krispie treats and a seemingly endless Buffy the Vampire Slayer binge (thank you Hulu!). A fun fact about freelancing is that you…

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Give Your Hands a Workout With This $12 Set of Exercise Putty

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Your hands do a lot for you — why not buy them their own home gym? This set of exercise putty from CanDo includes six 2 oz. tubs of goo (in fun primary colors, no less), and unlike an elliptical or a set of dumbbells, it only costs $12. Playing around with the putty is basically a form of resistance training for your…

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Never Veto a Plan Without Suggesting a Better Option

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Making plans with your friends, loved ones, and romantic partners should be a straightforward process, maybe even an enjoyable one. And yet so many people are absolutely god awful at it: muddying the waters with dithering, failing to grasp or account for basic details, fumbling even the most basic communications,…

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My goal in life is to create the perfect bowl of ramen

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For the last eight years, I’ve devoted my life to learning, appreciating, and respecting one of the world’s great culinary marvels. People have called me obsessive, over-the-top, bordering on mania.

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The Best Seoul Travel Tips From Our Readers

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This week Hack Your City took the Seoul train to South Korea. We got great tips on the city from locals and frequent visitors, and we put just a few highlights below. First off, here’s a great map guide—I love when people draw on maps—to the traditional village of Bukchon, depicted here overlooking the city’s modern…

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This Affordable Roomba Sucks Five Times Harder Than Its Predecessors

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It’s officially November, which if history is any indication, is the best time of year to buy a robotic vacuum. This Roomba 801 normally sells for around $349, and includes up to 5x the suction of the 600 and 700-series Roombas, plus a cleaning head that automatically adjusts its height based on the type of floor the…

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