Mark Jordan’s workspace is clean, tidy, and actually looks like someone gets work done in it—mostly because Mark is a a PC technician and uses the entire area to the left to repair and maintain client systems. That doesn’t mean his primary setup is anything but good-looking though.
Sometimes the best way to identify a good or bad purchase is to try and put it into words. If you can’t justify your purchase with a convincing written statement, maybe your money should stay in your wallet.
The blue screen of death is largely a rarity these days thanks to the stability of Windows 10, but system crashes can still happen. And when your system does crash, you’ll soon be greeted with a useful QR code that you can scan to get more information.
There’s a big difference between running your knife along a sharpening stone and actually sharpening it. Here’s how much pressure a Master Bladesmith recommends you need when you’re sharpening a knife with a whetstone.
Commuting to and from work is a pain even in the best cases, and unchecked it can lead to burnout—but there are a few things you can do to make it a little easier on you. Moving closer to work, working from home, sure those are options, but if you can’t do any of those, this graphic has a few stress-busting tips.
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