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: Learning to cook on your own is an essential part of adulting. This is one of the best cookbooks, and while it's geared toward beginners, more seasoned chefs can also learn from it. It's packed with recipes as well as techniques that teach home chefs basic culinary building blocks. : Clip the on-page coupon to save. This is featured in our home office buying guide because it's simple to assemble and super affordable. There are no bells or whistles, and it's made of particle board, but it would make a good gift for grads furnishing their first home. : We included this in our graduation gift ...

To revist this article, visit My Profile, then View saved stories. You might have noticed Apple AirTags in headlines lately—as new Apple products tend to be—but these little tracking discs are just the latest in a long line of options for keeping tabs on where your phones, tablets, and laptops are. The location tracking features built into our devices come with valid privacy concerns, and the more advanced they get, the more problematic they can be (see this piece on how Apple AirTags can be a gift to stalkers and harassers) but they also mean our precious gear can report back on their l...

The Leatherman Free T2 ($40) is strange and confusing. Rather than being designed as a pair of pliers, like most of Leatherman's lineup, the Free T2 is a pocketknife like a Swiss Army knife. For its size, you don't get many tools. Its standout feature is the full-size flathead and Phillips screwdriver bits that run in-line to the handle, alongside a medium-size knife blade, but they just didn't impress. There's also a ton of cheap plastic on it. Gerber's Center-Drive ($104) has the most convoluted opening system I've seen yet. It's made of a bunch of tiny moving parts, some metal and some pl...

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Do you want happier, productive, more engaged, and more fulfilled employees and coworkers? Well, you should campaign to let them work remotely. Here's why.