How To Save Battery Life On Your iPhone
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When my iPhone's battery hits the 20% mark, I drop everything and look for the closest outlet available.
Imagine a soft, poached egg with a warm, golden center, maybe on top of a thick cut of Canadian bacon or some smoked salmon. Can you think of anything more soothing?
Keep your gadgets powered even when you’re off the grid.
Imagine a soft, poached egg with a warm, golden center, maybe on top of a thick cut of Canadian bacon or some smoked salmon. Can you think of anything more soothing?
WE HAVE THE INTERNET. WHO NEEDS RADIO? Podcasting is cool, but radio can reach people who would never find a given podcast…
Go anywhere Google Street View goes.
OK, pause the mouse clicker thing for a moment. This is a long article, but I guarantee it’s well worth your time. Get a cup of coffee and settle in.
We plan on rolling out a lot of new products in 2012. This is a review of the Stronghold Haywire Klamper.
This is an alcohol stove that I made from an aluminum water bottle that I picked up at the dollar store. It is pretty sturdy and works pretty well. It takes a little bit of time to fully ignite, but once it it going it is pretty efficient.
SEE WHAT ITEMS I HAVE SELECTED FOR MY 5 GALLON BUCKET CACHE.
There are several items, though while not indispensable, can make living through hard times much more comfortable and safe. Ropes can make the hardest of tasks easier and safer when used correctly, from felling trees and towing vehicles to tying up y
"Only accurate rifles are interesting." - Col. Townsend Whelen
In this week’s talk with National Numismatic Associates’ Tom Cloud, he answers two big questions that confront precious metals buyers: Why are sales of some coins and bars reportable to the IRS and others not? And is it possible to buy and sell preci
Mr. Rawles, I've browsed your site for about a year off and on, and have read Patriots, and am just starting Survivors. Great work I must say, keep up the good work!
In this sharpening video I will take a look at the "Western style" of lapping a knife to a stone. This is the way that most people have been taught to sharpen cutlery.
Sharpening our knives with several different types of sharpeners. This isn't an in depth tutorial, but we do cover the basics so you can get an idea of general sharpening.
A little AA battery trick they don't want you to know... Who knew about this and didn't say anything?
Brains and charm are fine, but a real guy needs to know how to do real stuff.
A spacious storage shed that anyone can build.
Are you ready for the end of the world? View this survival checklist from 1953 Popular Science.
Dangerous Information - Lock Picking
Demonstrations of Cincinaty Fire Kites, Tennis Ball Morters, and Potato Cannons.
Here is a brand new version of the popular potato cannon built by the DeRose family and shown at this years Maker Faire.
My biggest braid yet with 24 strands where each strand is made up of 8 linen threads.
A few months ago we published a list of the 16 smartest people in the world.
Brains and charm are fine, but a real guy needs to know how to do real stuff.
One of the most useful items in a well-prepared survivalist’s inventory can help in almost any disaster scenario… and is simple and inexpensive to acquire.
You know, in case you're trying to conceal your location (or a murder suspect's).
Using a Leap Motion device, Adam Somers turned his computer monitor into a harp.
Researchers have shown how to teach a password subconsciously, then pluck it back out.