The Guide To Efficient Living
Here are some efficient products I like in 2013. I’ve tested all these products and found that they perform well. Generally, I like things that are ultralight and ultradurable. I also look for things that are sustainably made and come with lifetime warranties.
For purchase things, I like Amazon and REI, due to their efficient return policies — I return a lot of products, and I don’t have time to quibble while returning products.… [Continue Reading]
Lasko is a company that still makes its fans in the USA. I like their all-metal fans because they are very durable, and the parts can be replaced by Lasko. They also come with a two-year warranty. The fan featured here is the Lasko 20" High Velocity … [Continue Reading]
In A Nutshell I'm chosen the V-MODA M-80 as my pick for the Best Portable Headphone Of 2013. This headphone is extremely durable, and it has excellent sound. It comes with a two year warranty, and life-time warranty that allows you get 50% off a … [Continue Reading]
In the U.S., toilets account for 30% of indoor water use, but this is mostly due to their inefficient designs. So I was pleased to find the Stealth Ultra-High-Efficiency Toilet toilet by Niagara. This is probably the most water efficient flush toilet … [Continue Reading]
A VPN or “virtual private network” is the easiest way to make your internet activities private. If you want to browse the web privately or share files privately, a VPN will encrypt and redirect your internet connections. This means all the data … [Continue Reading]
Linux is a great operating system. But realistically, not everyone wants to install it from a DVD or ISO file. During installation, there's often hardware capability problems that are difficult to resolve. Instead, you might consider buying a … [Continue Reading]
I thought I'd publish an update on my quest to create a computer set-up that eliminates tracking companies from my world. Basically, this infographic explains why (it's a large graphic -- you may have to zoom in). So far I've really only eliminated … [Continue Reading]
It has become the norm to trust large online corporations with intimate details of our lives. Is this really a good idea? Here's a page that explains pretty simply why its probably not a good idea, and here's a longer article by the Atlantic. Most … [Continue Reading]
Today, there are numerous databases and search engines being filled with our personal data, and more people are using online tools to do background checks on their neighbors, business associates and potential employees. Here are some tips for … [Continue Reading]
We've become accustomed to online companies hosting our data, but this practice is actually highly inefficient. This page explains the situation pretty simply. My advice is to use "unhosted" online services that support personal data control, or … [Continue Reading]
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