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Adobe isn't stealing your work, but it's definitely accessing it.

Move over deep-fried Oreos, it's time Italian rainbow cookies got the spotlight.

This quiet and portable rowing machine is down to its lowest price ever.

A lifetime subscription to Dollar Flight Club is on sale for Father's Day.

Search for and install applications that aren't in the Mac App Store.

Clicking those little checkboxes is satisfying enough to be worth the subscription fee.

Summertime is here and your outdoor spaces need help.

This command line application makes it easier to install software and manage updates.

If you're going to be spending a lot of time checking out properties with your real estate agent, the right tools will keep you informed-like a tape measure, a moisture meter, a pocket level-and more.

If you're going to order from these apps anyway, you might as well save some money doing so.

Plus, a non-app trick to help you get your decluttering done.

Their size, venomousness, and ability to rain from the sky have all been highly exaggerated.

Leaving the house is a sucker's game.

Even professional traders struggle to outperform the market over the long term.

Some home renovation, repair, or maintenance projects are best done in the right season.

A company shouldn't have the right to work you produce through one of its programs.

It's a scary prospect, but there are ways to stay safe.

Before PG-13 existed, taking your kid to the movies was a risky affair.

It's usually a bad move-except for certain circumstances.

Right now, the Apple Watch Series 9 is $299 for the GPS version (originally $399) on Amazon. This is matching the best price the smartwatch has been since its release.

Dutch ovens are known for their heating ability, but they can keep things pretty chill too.

DuckDuckGo says conversations made with its new AI Chat service hide your IP address and will not be used to train AI models.

You soon won't be able to access your travel history on the web.

Bird flu has been detected in unpasteurized cow milk. So people are buying more unpasteurized cow milk.

You'll miss out on some features, but it's totally doable.

Just in case you need a break from your home's "character."

Got dozens (or hundreds) of repeat entries in your iPhone's address book? Here's how to quickly fix it.

Bartender seems like it has some new owners, and the lack of transparency is concerning.

The LTE Pixel Watch 2 has dropped to a record-low price.

A hardware-linked light appears on screen when using the microphone or camera.

Most minor maintenance projects to your home don't require permits-but they can trigger erroneous code violations.

It's the single most valuable gardening tool I have.

Why take a chance on a new movie when you could watch "The Fugitive" for the 12th time?

You'd be forgiven for being confused.

When it comes to retail giant's subscription services, are you Team Walmart or Team Amazon?

Stop heavy apps from slowing down your Windows boot up.

Your soil, indoors and out, needs aeration and hydration.

Paint, insulation, and windows are just a few things that can make your home much harder to burn.

Here are some hints to help you win NYT Strands #94.

X now formally allows adult content, so it's time to take blocking it into your own hands.

Sync your favorite playlists to this simple device and listen online.

Stop Windows from seeing everything you do.

The OLED console is 10% off right now.

Running on an empty stomach has its pros and cons.

Three questions kids are asking this week: "Do you have brain rot?" "Will you pay off my debt with TikTok clicks?" and "Who wants to go to the Four Seasons Orlando?"

Knowing this will help you minimize the amount of interest you pay.

Walmart+ Week is competing with Amazon's Prime Day.

These shows are great all year round, but they deserve a little extra love in June.

Your smart speaker has an extra safety feature built in.

Sweet olives make more sense than you might think.