Remove Specific Queries From Your Browsing History
Sometimes you forget about incognito mode. You can delete your entire browsing history to fix this error, or you can selectively do so. Here’s how […]
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Instantly Relieve Muscle Spasm by Contracting the Opposite Muscle
Ever had a spasm in your calf muscle wake you up in the middle of the night or knock you down in the middle of […]
Continue reading »Ask the Expert: All About Finding and Selecting Charities
It is a noble cause to save money for a charity, but how do you know which charities deserve your money? Are you paying for […]
Continue reading »Reach Your Work Goals Using the CLEAR Method
Whether you are an entry-level employee or a corporate professional, you are likely setting day-to-day work and career goals. In fact, their achievement is a […]
Continue reading »Transform Your Android Phone Into a Handheld DIY Game Console
Android: If you just want to play your favorite game, perhaps on the go, a good emulator will do the trick. If you have an […]
Continue reading »How to Keep Your Home Connected to the Internet Safe and Secure
From smart thermostats like the Nest to always-on security cameras , every year we add more home appliances and gadgets to our homes that connect […]
Continue reading »Sling TV Will Air on ESPN (and Several Other Channels) for $ 20 a Month
They said it would never happen, but it’s here: you will soon be able to subscribe to the streaming version of ESPN (along with a […]
Continue reading »Create a “secret Number” to Clarify Your Financial Goal
Most financial goals can be pretty vague. For example, “ saving for retirement ” is a great goal, but it doesn’t tell you much about […]
Continue reading »Eneloops for Everyone, Buy One Anchor, Get One for $ 1 and More
Eneloops is your favorite rechargeable battery ( most likely) and we’ve found reliable deals on the Super Power Pack to start your collection, or 12 […]
Continue reading »Change SwiftKey Long Press Settings for Faster Typing
Android: Long press on keyboard in SwiftKey brings up other options like special characters and punctuation marks. Change the long press duration to get these […]
Continue reading »Replace Your Worn Rug on Your Stairs With a Few Basic Tools
The staircase is a high traffic area, which means the carpet wears out faster than other areas. Replace the carpet on the stairs by following […]
Continue reading »“Good Friends Come”
We all meet and get to know many people in our life, but it can be difficult to determine who your real friends are. Good […]
Continue reading »How to Calm Your Nerves Before a Scary Speech
Speaking in front of other people – even in a small group – can be unnerving. You are anxious, afraid that you will make a […]
Continue reading »Matpapa Introduces You Step by Step to Algebra Solutions
Algebra can be tricky to understand, and the answer keys in textbooks often do not represent the step-by-step solutions that are so important to learning. […]
Continue reading »What Is the Best Free Entertainment in Los Angeles?
Most major cities have tons of great free activities. We asked you for a recommendation for New York , now let’s focus on Los Angeles. […]
Continue reading »Three Things People Look for When They First Impress You
When they first meet, most people immediately rate you based on your reliability, perceived strength, and your ego. This is what it means. People want […]
Continue reading »Exercise Versus Diet: What’s More Important for Losing Weight?
Being healthy is easy, right? “Eat less, move more.” Easy to say, practicality is one of the most important things when it comes to health […]
Continue reading »Distinguish Between Uncertainty and Risk to Minimize Decision Anxiety
There are many choices in life that can make us nervous or anxious. Choosing the wrong university, buying the wrong car, etc. However, not all […]
Continue reading »Look for Coupons in Your Boarding Pass
The next time you are traveling by plane, you can take another look at your boarding pass. Many of these include offers and discounts that […]
Continue reading »Introducing Vitals: Lifehacker Blog All About Health & Fitness
Few things in life are more important than your health, so it deserves a little life hack. Today we are launching a new Lifehacker section […]
Continue reading »Create a Personal Starting Ritual to Kickstart New Habits
The first step to a new habit is always the hardest one. To facilitate the transition, create a ritual that prepares you for the challenge […]
Continue reading »CustomizerGod Changes Everything in Windows in One Convenient Interface
Windows: One of the nice things about Windows is that if you don’t like a part, you can change it. CustomizerGod lets you manage almost […]
Continue reading »Unplug the Second Refrigerator When Not in Use
Often times, when someone buys a new refrigerator, they take an old work refrigerator and move it to the basement or garage. This is a […]
Continue reading »Think of Your Budget As a Training Wheel, Not Absolute Rules
Many of us strive to save money, or at least be more mindful when we spend it. Budgets are a great tool for managing spending, […]
Continue reading »Test Your Twitter Analytics With the IOS App
Even if you don’t pay attention to your Klout or other scores, you might be curious how popular your tweets are. Twitter Analytics is usually […]
Continue reading »Create an ABLE Account If You Have a Disabled Child
If you are the parent or guardian of a child with a disability, you know the additional costs of raising a child in this situation. […]
Continue reading »Turn Leftover Candies Into Infused Vodka
Now that Christmas is over, you might have some candy. In stores, they are sold at a discount of 50% or more. Keep the spirit […]
Continue reading »The Five Best CPU Coolers
Whether you want to overclock, build a silent PC, or just get your rig to run at peak performance, you may need more than the […]
Continue reading »Make a Collar From Old Gift Cards
The collar is left to prevent the shirt collars from curling, but they are easy to lose. You can turn an old gift card into […]
Continue reading »Top Downloads This Week
Every week we share the number of downloads for all platforms to help you get started. Here are the top downloads this week. Most Popular […]
Continue reading »Turn Wrapping Paper After Tempering Into Drawer Liners
After the holidays, most stores ditch the wrapping paper. You will get 50% discount or more. This inexpensive wrapping paper makes great drawer or shelf […]
Continue reading »Seinfeld’s Small Talk Trick: Ask Questions With Number Answers
Nobody likes small talk, but comedian Jerry Seinfeld has a useful trick to make it better: When you get stuck, ask a question that needs […]
Continue reading »Attach the Compressed Air Tubes to the Compressed Air Cans With the Drinking Tube
The air straw will help you identify exactly what you are spraying from the can. It can be air, grease, or paint. We’ve got tips […]
Continue reading »Dark Pans Cook Faster, so Adjust the Time and Temperature
If you’re doing everything right in the recipe and your cakes and cookies are burnt, it could be calibrating your oven . If you are […]
Continue reading »RockMyRun Syncs Your Music to Your Heart Rate
iOS: Synchronizing the beats per minute (BPM) of your music with your heart rate will energize your workout, especially if you’re doing interval workouts . […]
Continue reading »Some Stores Offer Discounted Old Clothes Exchange
We all probably have a few outfits that we no longer wear in the closet. If you are looking to buy new clothes, some shops […]
Continue reading »10 Best Money Habits You Can Develop This Year
The start of the year is a great time to rethink and revise our financial plans, including general decisions like “save more money” or “pay […]
Continue reading »Side Notes Create Dropbox Notes Anywhere in Chrome
Chrome: Sometimes when you’re working, you need to jot down a thought quickly. Instead of opening an application or another browser window, Sidenotes allows you […]
Continue reading »What It Takes to Form a Good Habit
This is the time of year when we all start making “New Year’s promises,” which is a fancy way of saying that we will try […]
Continue reading »How I Defeated Repetitive Stress Injury (RSI) With a Few Minor Adjustments
In 2005, programmer Henrik Varn developed RSI – Repetitive Stress Injury. Within six months, his condition deteriorated so much that he considered a career change. […]
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