100 Things Every...

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

Resume time matters more than frame rate. A practical look at handhelds, consoles and the games that actually fit a short evening.

Most of what a crypto white paper is hiding sits in two places: who gets the supply, and who can change the rules.

$The electricity math to run before you buy a mining rig$

A 3,000-watt miner burns 72 kilowatt-hours a day. Work out what that costs you before you work out what it earns.

The whole job takes twenty minutes once you know what to look at first, and exactly where it stops being a homeowner job.

Go out to the driveway, grab the seat at the belt path, and pull. If it moves more than an inch, you've got a problem worth ten minutes.

Flip the Wii over before you list it. Model numbers, dying save batteries, and the honest way to price what's sitting in your closet.

Randomized rewards, points currencies and limited-time shops are built to beat a ten-year-old's self-control. The fixes take about twenty minutes.

The arithmetic favours one answer. Your stomach usually favours the other. How to decide before the market decides for you.

Your phone number is the weakest password you own. Here's the order to fix it in, starting with an eleven-minute call to your carrier.

Build the first year before you hand in your notice

The leaving do is easy. It's the third Tuesday in February, with nothing in the diary and nobody expecting you, that decides how the year goes.