How to Win Any Debate
Arguing, especially with strangers on the internet, is generally a bad idea—but if you have to, here’s how to win.
Your Photos Are Irreplaceable. Get Them Off Your Phone
When’s the last time you backed up your photos? Would you be upset if you lost them? You see where we’re going here, right?
How to Watch the First 2020 Presidential Debate
Donald Trump and Joe Biden meet for the first time on a debate stage tonight in Cleveland.
How Teachers Can Foster Community in Online Classrooms
Remote learning doesn’t have to mean distracted, disconnected students. Here’s what you can do to build calm and trust.
What Teaching Online Classes Taught Me About Remote Learning
After teaching for 25 years, yes, moving my classes online has been weird. But then I found moments of gratitude.
Get Lost With a Signal-Blocking Smartphone Pouch
It’s not hard for bad actors to track or hack your phone. But put it inside a Faraday pouch and you can drop off the digital map.
How to Thwart Facial Recognition and Other Surveillance
Whether you’re protesting or just stepping out for a boba, you deserve some algorithm-free alone time.
Build Your Own Raspberry Pi Home Network Content Filter
Boost both your digital security and your web browsing speed with an inexpensive, DIY packet inspector.
How to Set Your Own Default Browser and Email App in iOS 14
Not into Safari or Apple Mail? With the next update, you can (finally) customize your preferences. Here’s what to know before you get started.
How to Use a Second Monitor With Your Laptop
Need a little more desktop real estate, or just tired of hunching over a small screen all day? Here’s how to give your back—and eyes—a break.
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