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This interactive guide shows you how to make the most of your phone's battery life. Just choose the make and model of your phone from the drop-down menu and learn how to stay juiced.
A tiny knife, a bike spoke and a Metrocard are really all you need to make a classy (and classic) writing implement.
Yes, Mehdi says it at least a dozen times in the video, but we going to say it again: If you build this, DO NOT USE IT ON ANYONE. EVER. Also, stay in school and don't do drugs, okay?
Start with the three-layer principal: up top, you'll want a form-fitting baselayer, a warm-breathable midlayer, and waterproof outerwear.
It's true what they say: with enough tweaking, absolutely anything can be turned into an explosive. Wait, they don't say that? Maybe they should start.
With a few basic guidelines, you can maximize your slow-cooking potential — and make this delicious, stick-to-your-ribs cassoulet.
An iPhone and some snazzy Instagram filters might be a good start, but to take magazine-quality beer photos, you're going to need a lot more than equipment.
Mattias Eklundh is an excellent guitar player, and here he's found the most unnatural ways to use natural harmonics.
And that's why James Bond is a secret agent instead of a bartender.
This is one of those things that seems so obvious, and yet if it were actually as intuitive as it feels, why the heck haven't we been doing it our whole lives?
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