Is Olympus TG-6 the camera I should get for macro photography? Firstly I’m a beginner when it comes to photography. I’m looking for a budget friendly compact camera that can take good macro shots, really interested in taking some macro shots of insects. I’m also a diver, and I’ve always been using a Gopro for all my underwater videos. My question is, is TG-6 the best option out there for me? All the review…

You Can Get ‘DJ it!’ Premium for $50 Right Now DJ it! is an app that allows you to mix, fade, loop, and edit music from your phone, and its Premium Plan is on sale for $49.99 right now (reg. $209). DJing on your phone isn’t exactly like doing it on turntables, but the app was created to condense a fully-functioning DJ setup into your phone without sacrificing… Read more…

How to Get All-Star Status on LinkedIn For the majority of people trying to get hired today, there will be no better tool to network, find jobs, and land a job than LinkedIn. The site is almost an industry standard for most careers, and as Twitter falls further into its own grave, LinkedIn has been swooping in to take its place. If you’re seeking a new… Read more…

You Can Get Windows 11 Pro for $33 Right Now If you want to upgrade to Windows 11 Pro, it’s on sale right now for $32.97 (reg. $199) through August 31 at 11:59 p.m. PT. Windows 11 Pro offers a new interface, a more user-friendly design, and enhanced security. Other notable features include Wake and Lock, which automatically wakes up when you approach and locks… Read more…

Fall TV Season Is Looking Mel Gibson-Bleak, and It’ll Only Get Worse submitted by /u/indig0sixalpha

Why can’t phones get the autofocusing modes from cameras and why can’t cameras get the computational photography features from phones? I know sometimes the answer is like basic processing power but if one of the two has more processing power then it should have both the features right? submitted by /u/ADPL34

LPT if you frequently get canker sores, switch to a toothpaste without sodium lauryl sulfate (SLS) I used to just avoid certain acidic foods, but this actually changed my life! All that this ingredient does in the toothpaste is make it foamy. Other toothpastes without it foam just as well. submitted by /u/NadirInferno

Should I get a credit card? I’m a teen (16) with a part-time job and I was wondering if it would be a good idea to get a credit card. I can confidently say that I have good self-control and I don’t spend more than I need to. I have a pretty solid spending plan and budget. I know that the big rule to using a credit card is to always pay the balance in full every month and t…

Michigan on cusp of special season if it can get out of its own way The Wolverines have made the CFP the past two years, and might be even better in 2023 despite an offseason that featured another Jim Harbaugh/NFL flirtation, an NCAA investigation and the bizarre dismissal of two assistants.

LPT request What skills can you learn from online that will help you get a job ? I’m feeling stuck between college and work so I thought why not take the free time to learn something like a skill that will help me get a job or even a certificate. But I’m not sure what online resources are out there and what should I look into based on the job market and future job employment. I’m currently in my mid20s. submitted by /…

Navigating a Total Loss: How to Get a Fair Valuation for Your Vehicle After an Accident? I was in a car wreck that’s left my vehicle as a total loss and I had full coverage insurance and I want to ensure I am getting a fair valuation. submitted by /u/alephia

Source: Google Pixel 8 will get more Android OS updates submitted by /u/bilal4hmed

Retired early, can she get 100% with no income limit? (SOLVED – thank you!!) My grandmother retired at age 62 but now she wants/needs to work full time (she’s 73, born in 1950). I understand that she would receive 100% of her benefits with no income limit at her retirement age (66), but does that mean she would’ve had to have retired at age 66 to get 100% without an income limit? Basically, if she…

Do you hold onto your physical albums or get rid of them after a while? I’ve heard of people selling or donating their music albums that they’d had for a while, as some people seem to prefer to just stream music these days. I’ve even heard of some people who have said they’d thrown away their whole collection of CDs into the garbage. I got to wondering, is this a common thing these days? I still have my collection o…

Obliterated: Nick Zano and Teen Wolf’s Shelley Hennig Get Wasted, Save the World in Netflix Comedy (Nov 30) submitted by /u/indig0sixalpha

Did I get shadowbanned on Instagram? My videos have been reaching 1,000-2,000 views and all of a sudden are at 9 and 12 views. I’m not sure what’s going on. submitted by /u/Bellairtrix

I get 1-2 weeks free travel.. help me choose where to go. Before I left my previous job in June, I was gifted a ton of travel credit by my employer. The credits are “bonus points” that can be used at Hilton Grand Vacation Resorts. 16,000 to be exact. It looks like it can get me 10-16 nights in a 1BR, maybe 5-10 in a 2BR (which we don’t need). My wife and I live in the Sierra Nevadas. We have a 1 year o…

Little known ways to get cheap airfare? I always stumble across stuff like this but I never make note of them. Websites, airlines, etc. Like, there was one airline that was advertising on NPR lately that specializes in flights to Germany, so you can (I guess) usually do better with them than a big name carrier, for a flight to Munich or where ever. My wife and I want to visit either V…

Browns lose WR Grant for year, get Goodwin back The Browns lost WR Jakeem Grant for the season with a knee injury but will be getting Marquise Goodwin back after the receiver was cleared to practice for the first time since June.

I’m trying to get serious about money. Is my monthly spending reasonable? Hey guys, so for some context, I’m 24 years old, I live in a big city (HCOL, think SF, LA, NYC), and have a job that pays about $4800 post tax. Living in a big city I’ve always had the idea that living month to month, paycheck to paycheck, was pretty reasonable. After all, we’re young and want to have fun, right? Well, recently decided that I …