Still using the same passwords for multiple websites, stores, and (gasp!) online investment accounts? Here’s a much simpler, safer solution. I don’t actually re-use passwords for any of my online accounts except ones I don’t care at all about (such as those for free services, forums, etc.). Hopefully, you don’t either. For years, though, we used a little black address book, stuffed with Post-Its to save our (unique) passwords. That…

I’ve always been frustrated with iTunes, for any number of reasons, spending hours trying to get it to do what I want. So, I avoid it at all costs. And, I’m not alone. You see comments like this one all over the internet: “Why won’t iTunes let me add music…

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Do you ever come across tweets that are so well stated, and that resonate so well with you, that you want to see them again (and again) in the future? Well, it’s easy enough to send those tweets to your “future self” with the right app. I use the Readwise app to instantly save memorable tweets (as well as highlights from my kindle, and snippets from articles that I find all over the internet). …

Do you habitually highlight books whenever you read — saving those precious insights for your “future self” to enjoy and learn from, over and over? It’s almost like endlessly snapping photos, so you can relive those great experiences over and over again. But honestly, how often do you actually look…

First off, what does readability mean? First things first — what exactly is “readability?” Wikipedia defines readability as “the ease with which a reader can understand a written text. In natural language, the readability of text depends on its content (the complexity of its vocabulary and syntax) and its presentation”. The presentation of the text —…