More Guides
Guides that do not fit the larger topics. Two are about travel: how the Schengen 90/180 rule counts your days, and the order to do the paperwork in when you take your dog abroad. The others compare white noise apps for sleep, explain how to play a two-player naval game on one iPhone, and show how to read a script while keeping eye contact with the camera.
5 articles, newest first.
How to Play a Naval Duel for Two on One iPhone (and Beat Captain Rojo)
Two players, one iPhone, two hidden fleets. How the board works, how to peek without your rival seeing, and the tactics that win a naval duel in Peekaboard.
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How to Read a Script and Keep Eye Contact on iPhone
Reading off your phone makes your eyes drift away from the lens. Where to put the text, how far to stand, and how to stop racing a scrolling script.
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Taking Your Dog Abroad: The Paperwork, in the Order It Has to Happen
Pet travel paperwork fails on sequence, not on the list. Microchip before rabies, 21 days of waiting, and a tapeworm window measured in hours. Here's the order.
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The Schengen 90/180 Rule, and Why Counting It in Your Head Goes Wrong
The 180 days are a moving window, not a calendar period, and both your arrival and departure days count. Here's how the rule actually works now that passport stamps have stopped.
Read more5 Best White Noise Apps for iPhone (2026)
The 5 best white noise and ambient sound apps for iPhone in 2026. Colored noise, nature sounds, and sleep timers compared with honest pros and cons.
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