Readers offer their best tips for your YouTube watch history, keeping pairs of rechargeable batteries, and making inside-the-shell scrambled eggs.
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YouTube Re-Enables Watch History After Google+ Switch
Kevin Du shares some good news about your YouTube watch history:
FYI, YouTube re-enabled watch history after switching to Google+. I just wanted to give a reminder to those who paused web history way back when it was disabled.
Keep Pairs of Rechargeable Batteries at the Same Charge Level
Drakaji shares a good tip when using rechargeable batteries:
I’ve had my rechargeable batteries for a while. Most gadgets I use require pairs of batteries. To keep pairs charged around the same level so that one doesn’t run out before the other, I mark mine with Roman numerals so I can quickly see which two are a pair.
You could easily improve on this with the use of colour or others symbols that have some meaning to you and are visible at a glance.
Photo by mjtmail (figgy)
Scramble Eggs in the Shell with a Tennis Ball and String
Terry shares an interesting way to scramble eggs inside the shell:
I like scrambled eggs. I really like golden eggs, which is when you scramble the eggs while still in the shell. This video shows a simple way to scramble eggs inside the shell, with instructions for steaming them hard boiled.
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