100 Things Every...

The series. One hundred things every man, woman, dad, mom, young person and grandparent should know, do or own.

Xbox, PlayStation, Switch and Steam each hide the important switch in a different place. This is where they're and what they miss.

What to wear in the wet when you've got a desk, a meeting at nine, and no interest in arriving dressed for a mountain.

Most chinos fail in the seat and the rise, and no tailor can save them. Learn to check both before you get to the till.

Most home printers are sold at a loss and earn it back on cartridges. Pick the right machine once and that stops happening.

Two hours at the kitchen table, about forty dollars a year, and your household stops running on one reused password.

What to buy when you have a desk and not a spare room, which upgrades you'll feel, and the mounting problems nobody warns you about.

Turn-based games you can pause mid-move, five that teach you something, and the honest problem with Civilization's late game.

Holding caps, intermediated wallets, offline mode. The proposals are public documents, and most of the argument happens without reading them.

What actually changes in the code, what happens to miners the next morning, and why the four-year clock is a rounding error rather than a rule.

Raising a daughter who doesn't fold

Backbone isn't a temperament she's born with. It's a set of habits, and most of them get built before she turns twelve.