Readers tell us how they separate work and play with different browsers, keep track of their dynamic IP addresses with Gmail, and avoid long waits for the bathroom. More »
A host of variables—well-crafted words, for example—can be used to sway perceptions. According to Newsweek, determining whether someone is right- or left-handed, then influencing their spacial perceptions accordingly, is another way to curry favour. More »
Windows only: Free application PeerBlock is a fork of Peer Guardian 2, the popular application designed to protect your privacy when downloading, updating the two-year-old application with various bug fixes and improvements. More »
The next time you’re in the market for an HDTV, be aware of the store’s lighting levels. Why? According to tech web site HDGuru, store lighting levels are purposefully tweaked to confuse consumers. More »
Keeping a to-do list doesn’t have to be all work and no play. Try out the Shoot ‘Em Down list and you can knock down your tasks Space Invaders style. More »
It’s so easy to put off tasks that aren’t immediately pressing and fritter away the present on tasks that aren’t as important. Avoid time discounting by assigning values to your tasks independent of the calendar. More »
