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The thought of someone secretly living in your house and silently waiting in the closet for you to go to work so they can eat your food and pet your cat is terrifying, but it apparently happens often enough to have a name. It’s called “phrogging” and it differs from home invasion and robbery mainly in intent.The phrog isn’t trying to steal your jewelry like a common burglar; they want to secretly live in your place for a few days before hopping off to someone else’s pad. It’s a risk-heavy but rent-free lifestyle, perfect for amoral thrill-seekers.The clandestine nature of phrogging makes it impossible to know how common it is, but something like phrogging does happen occasionally. Consider this Knoxville man who found a half-naked dude living in his crawlspace, cooking meth, or Brayden Woo...

While there’s a lot of appeal to having a full-built desktop computer, sometimes you need something that offers a monitor and processing tower all in one machine. That’s where all-in-one computers come in. Over the years, these sleek machines have seen some huge advances, and if you’re looking to buy a great all-in-one desktop in 2023, then you’ve got a few options in front of you.First, you’ll want to figure out what you’re looking for in a computer. Do you need something super powerful, or will a budget-friendly option cut it? Do you prefer Windows or macOS? Ask yourself those questions before heading into a decision.If you want a solid all-in-one, but don’t want to spend a ton of cash, then the Lenovo IdeaCentre AIO 3i is a solid option. Listing at just $530, this all-in-one system com...

You’re probably familiar with the lint trap on your dryer, and, ideally, clean it after every load of laundry. But did you know that your washing machine has a filter, too? If that’s news to you, that probably means yours has never been cleaned. But don’t worry: Once you know where to find it, it’s a pretty easy job. Here’s what to know.Before removing the filter, make sure your washing machine is turned off—with all knobs in the “off” position—and unplugged.The most straightforward way to locate your washing machine’s filter is to check the owner’s manual. If you no longer have yours—or inherited the appliances from the previous owners when you purchased your home—you should be able to find it online. Start by searching for the manufacturer + your washer’s model number—which is typically ...