The house I grew up in had a pretty limited square footage, something I notice every time I visit my parents. It’s essentially a two bedroom house with what amounts to a storage closet converted into a third bedroom when absolutely needed. The living room is very small and the kitchen is pretty tiny as well.

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If you’re having trouble making straight holes with your handheld power drill, an old CD can make for a cheap and effective guide.

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Building your own router might sound like a fools errand, but Ars Technica found that it was not only pretty simple, it also produced better results than most commercial options.

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Building your own router might sound like a fools errand, but Ars Technica found that it was not only pretty simple, it also produced better results than most commercial options.

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The Bonavita BV1800 was your favorite coffee maker, and you can snag your own for $119 today. It’s been lower on a few occasions, but this is a solid price if the Kinja Co-Op put it on your radar.

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Macs with a Retina display look great, but most of them do not have the power to run games at that incredibly high resolution. While you can usually change the resolution in-game or on a system level
, OS X Daily points to a hidden little option that makes all that easier.

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The price of solid state drives has been on a steady decline
for the last year, and they’re already a top pick for easily improving the performance of your laptop
, desktop, or even your PS4. But they also make really fantastic external drives—if more expensive than a traditional hard drive.

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Ever wonder how much your luggage gets tossed around? DIYer Ben Heck created a data logging device that tracks the movement of your luggage.

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We’ve all been to those meeting where one person (often, a manager) does the talking the majority of the time. To little surprise, a Google study suggests that the most collaborative teams do the opposite: Everyone speaks equally.

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We’ve all been to those meeting where one person (often, a manager) does the talking the majority of the time. To little surprise, a Google study suggests that the most collaborative teams do the opposite: Everyone speaks equally.

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