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App Store / Vectors: Canva Earlier this month, Apple quietly adjusted its Apple Store review guidelines, adding new language specifically states, "retro game console emulator apps can offer to download games," marking the first time the company has allowed emulators on iOS. Hooray! It didn't take long for someone to take advantage of this new allowance: iGBA, a… 
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If you are constantly fighting with family members or roommates about turning lights off when they leave a room, automation can help. This isn’t advanced stuff, either: You simply use sensors to detect when someone is or is not in the room. When there isn’t activity, the lights turn off. To start, you need sensors, and there are two types you should look at. The first is a motion sensor, which is exactly what it sounds like. The second is newer—a presence sensor. A presence sensor can tell if you’re just chilling in the room, rather than moving around in it. If you’ve been sitting quietly reading or watching TV, the lights shouldn’t go out on you.
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Have you ever found yourself stuck in a cycle of self-doubt and criticism, constantly feeling as though you’re not good enough? Since social rejection poses a genuine threat to our existence, our self-criticism steps in to protect us by shaming us before others can. It makes us feel inadequate to drive us towards improvement. As students,…
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Illustration by Liam Eisenberg A new generation discovers that it’s hard to balance work with a well-lived life. The whirlwind surrounding “quiet quitting” first stirred in July when Zaid Khan, a t…
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