How to Get Windows Games Working on a Mac

There are all kinds of reasons to prefer Macs over Windows-based PCs. Gaming isn’t one of them. That isn’t to say that you can’t game on a Mac—modern Apple Silicon computers are fairly powerful. The problem is that many popular games don’t offer downloads that will run natively on a Mac. Search the Mac App…

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Best Bathroom Exhaust Fans of 2025

A bathroom exhaust fan works by pulling in air from the bathroom and sending it outside via a duct that runs through the ceiling or wall. So, a good exhaust fan relies largely on good airflow. Good airflow, in turn, depends on the ductwork in your bathroom and the speed of the fan. The more…

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How to Handle Ear Pain

Pain that can be felt inside the ear is sometimes the result of problems originating outside of the ear. Pinpointing the underlying issue is the first step toward effective treatment— and relief from discomfort. TMJ: Temporomandibular joint disorder, which involves problems with the joint where your lower jaw meets your skull, is one of the…

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13 Best Toiletry Bags, Tested and Reviewed (2024)

There were multiple great bags we tried whose features or designs just didn’t add up to a place in the top spots above. However, everyone has something different they’re looking for in a toiletry bag, so while not perfect for us, some of these options may still be perfect for you. State Bags Benson Toiletry…

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Baby Bottles With No Detected BPA, Lead, or Phthalates

BPAThis chemical is used to harden plastics used to make, for example, water bottles, storage containers, and eyewear. It’s also used in resins that line some metal food cans, as well as in many other products, including receipt paper. Exposure to BPA has been linked to metabolic disorders, obesity, certain cancers, fertility problems, low birth…

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Lawn Care Tips to Get Your Yard Ready for Spring and Summer

Winter can be brutal on pavers, walkways, and driveways. Aside from damage done by your snow blower or a plow, frost heave—the natural freeze-and-thaw cycle—can split concrete and knock stones out of whack. To keep out water and help keep a problem from worsening, seal any new gaps in concrete with concrete-crack filler. Secure loose…

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The DOGE Takeover Is Worse Than You Think

Speaking of which, let’s not forget that DOGE has fired people working to prevent bird flu and to safeguard the US nuclear arsenal. (The problem with throwing a chainsaw around is that you don’t make clean cuts.) The agencies in question have reportedly tried to hire those workers back. Fine. But even if they’re able…

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Some Mad Genius Put ChatGPT on a TI-84 Graphing Calculator

On Saturday, a YouTube creator called ChromaLock published a video detailing how he modified a Texas Instruments TI-84 graphing calculator to connect to the internet and access OpenAI’s ChatGPT, potentially enabling students to cheat on tests. The video, titled “I Made the Ultimate Cheating Device,” demonstrates a custom hardware modification that allows users of the…

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How and When to Use Swaddles and Sleep Sacks for Your Baby 

Once your baby is rolling over and can no longer be swaddled, you may wonder, what’s next? The AAP advises against loose bedding and blankets for babies in their sleep area, which “can increase your baby’s risk of entrapment, suffocation, or strangulation.” This includes pillows, blankets, non-fitted sheets, toys, and any products that attach to…

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