The Weekly Fix: Checking the 60/40’s Pulse; Carvana Case Study
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A Soldier Who Trains Green Berets Shared a Plan to Help You Make Big Gains
While his grade-school classmates in Kennebunkport, Maine were dreaming of glory in competitive sports or other fantasies common amongst young men, the Cold-War-era upbringing of Master Sgt. Geoff Dardia was already forging within him the singular focus of becoming an American commando, and earning him a placement within the ranks of the most elite military …
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How to Do Upright Rows Without Wrecking Your Shoulders
If you’ve been lifting weights for a long time (or even if you’re a beginner using old-school workout plans) you’ve likely encountered the upright row. The exercise was a staple in classic bodybuilding routines for building up big-time shoulder muscle, and its simplicity makes it seem like a movement that should be fundamentally sound for …
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Audacity developer puts the ‘proper’ version on the Microsoft Store
At press time, there are approximately six apps on the Microsoft Store all claiming to be the iconic audio editor, Audacity. As of today, however, there is only one authentic version. Martin Keary, head of product at Audacity, wrote that he has finally seen the “proper” version of Audacity published on the Microsoft Store. That …
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How to delete your Twitter account
Jeremy Bezanger / Pixabay Perhaps the news of Elon Musk buying Twitter didn’t sit well, or you finally grew tired of other users. Regardless of your reasons, you want to leave the service—and to wipe the slate clean upon your exit. Deleting a Twitter account is quick and easy. You can do it from a …
Dell defends CAMM, its controversial new laptop memory
If you were triggered over word that Dell is pushing a proprietary memory standard, take a chill pill. Dell’s new memory design isn’t really proprietary and may actually lead to benefits for performance laptops. The controversy kicked up last week when images of Dell’s new CAMM, or Compression Attached Memory Module, leaked out. This immediately …
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iOttie Aivo View dash cam review: Phone-centric, easy setup, good captures
At a glance Expert’s Rating Pros Easy to set up and use Very good day and night captures Magnetic mount Minimalist styling and operation Cons Requires iOttie account to set up and use Our Verdict Though we’d prefer not having to create an account to use it, the Aivo View ticks all the boxes (good …
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Cold Comfort: Neanderthals Chilled Out in Summer By Heading North
Man’s Neanderthal ancestors used to escape warm summers to chill out in the icy climates of northern territories, a new study has revealed. Scientists have discovered that Neanderthals showed remarkable flexibility to environmental changes around them and would travel to where they were most comfortable. Archeologist Marcel Weiss, part of the multi-disciplinary team of German …
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Celebrate Native American Heritage in New Mexico
From northwest to southeast and just about everywhere in between, New Mexico’s Native presence is palpable. It’s a presence that dates back more than two millennia, when early ancestral tribes lived as hunter-gatherers throughout the Southwest. More than 1,000 years ago, some of these groups joined together to establish permanent settlements, commonly known as pueblos. …
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A new way to Getaway
At Getaway, the beauty is in the simplicity. These collections of small cabins are situated less than two hours from major cities but are surrounded by nature, striking the perfect balance between convenience and escape. I recently visited the newly opened location north of Seattle, in a beautiful region called the Skagit Valley. The black, …