Tips for Slow Decorating and Creating a Unique, Beautiful Home
I’ve moved roughly every two or three years for my entire adult life. I hate moving, but I love feeling settled—that feeling of being in a place that truly suits you, centers you, and that doesn’t look like a carbon copy of a catalog or every home tour on Instagram.
Slow & broken media transfers in Google Messages? Google is on it
Edgar Cervantes / Android Authority TL;DR Google has issued a fix for the media sharing problem on Messages. Users have reported slow media transfers and pixelated images, with some experiencing complete media transfer failures. Google says recently rolled-out updates should significantly improve media receiving performance. Google has acknowledged an issue
The slow death of Skype could finally come to an end this year
Skype, once a trailblazer for internet-enabled video calling, might finally ride into the sunset after years of a shoddy competitive streak. The latest preview build of Skype ships with a few lines of code that mention a planned digital demise later this year. “Starting in May, Skype will no longer
At Simone Rocha Fall 2025, Slow and Steady Always Wins the Race
Simone Rocha’s fall 2025 coed collection was full of preppy wardrobe staples. But in the hands of the experimental and whimsical designer, the garments were ironically twisted and turned on their head. Beneath massive chandeliers and gilded ceilings on February 23, Rocha revealed her latest collection at London Fashion Week—a
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I’m an Adventurous Travel Writer, and a Low-key Journey With My Parents Taught Me to Slow Down
The clouds were upside down—or at least that’s how they seemed to me. I was three years old, flying for the first time from the U.K. to Jamaica, looking down at the puffs in the sky below us. It was the first of many trips with my parents during a
