Head over to the New York Times “Most Emailed Stories” to quickly catch up on the latest news people will be talking about over the water cooler.

When you print a document, do you normally change one or more options on a regular basis?

Cut it out! Next time, save your default preferences as a new print setting, and make it your default.

Save ink by setting your default print quality to “fast draft” (or your printer’s equivalent). You’ll almost never notice the difference, and your ink will stretch a few reams further.

Step 1: Look up the phone number for your cable television provider.

Step 2: Call and cancel your cable television service.

Park your vehicle as far away from the entrance as you can.

BONUS: Make a heavy purchase (a few bags of groceries, a container of cat litter, cans of paint) and haul it across the lot.

Had trouble? Maybe it’s time to create (or change up) your current fitness routine!

RSS is a way to receive all of the new content on Sufficient Thrust as it’s published, without having to actually visit the site.

(If you’d rather receive Sufficient Thrust via email, fill in your address in the box on the right side of the screen!)

I recommend Google Reader for a web-based RSS aggregator — a single Internet location where all of the RSS feeds you subscribe to are collected for you to read in one place at your leisure. Imagine getting your favorite tech news, politics, and Sufficient Thrust all at once!

The super-easy way to subscribe to Sufficient Thrust (read the directions FIRST and then follow them!):

• Click the orange square that says “RSS Feed” on the right-hand-side of the screen.
• On the next page, click “Add to Google” and then “Add to Google Reader.”
• To access your Google Reader, point your browser to http://www.google.com/reader.

Anytime you see that orange square on a website, you can click on it and subscribe to that site’s feed!