How to Set a Default Zoom Level in Safari for Mac
Safari, the default web browser on Mac, gives you the ability to shrink or enlarge both the content and the text on all websites or just...
JEP 373: Reimplement the Legacy DatagramSocket API
Last week, a new Java enhancement proposal (JEP) from Oracle Staff Engineer Daniel Fuchs was given candidate status: JEP 373. As yet it doesn’t target a...
How to Shuffle or Repeat Songs on iPhone or iPad
You can add variety to your music listening experience on iPhone and iPad by turning on Shuffle, which plays songs in random order. Or if you...
How to Use the Follow Up Option in Outlook
One of Outlook’s most useful and least-understood options is Follow Up, the program’s email reminder tool. If you struggle to remember to answer emails after they’re...
The Best Accessories to Make Your Switch Lite Even Better
The Switch Lite is a great system—being able to play some of Nintendo’s greatest games of all time on such a small and lite system is...
What Does “OTOH” Mean, and How Do You Use It?
OTOH is a piece of internet slang that’s been around forever, but it still pops up on Reddit and Twitter to this day. So what does...
The 3 Best Antivirus Applications for Keeping Your Mac Safe
Historically speaking, Macs were thought of as the “safe” operating system. From the onset, they were usually owned more so by businesses than casual home users....
The Millions Top Ten: February 2020
We spend plenty of time here on The Millions telling all of you what we’ve been reading, but we are also quite interested in hearing about...
Reacting to the Future of Application Architecture
Since it was International Women’s Day yesterday, here’s a video of a JAX talk given by Grace Jansen, who we’ve also featured in our long-running Women...
How a Local Guide helps women achieve financial freedom
Three years ago, my world changed completely. Three different surgeries after a road accident left me bedridden and confined to one room for a year and...
