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Amazon May Owe You Money for in-App Purchases Your Kids Made 6 Years Ago
There is no denying that using the Amazon Kindle is easy. However, a few years ago when it came to in-app purchases it was too […]
Continue reading »Make Your International Meeting a Few Months Faster by Going Inside
This year has been a big one for me when it comes to international travel, and so last December I decided to bite the bullet […]
Continue reading »Use Your Gaming Mouse and Browse the Web Like a King
I’ve been using a Mac for ten years now, but I’ve always hated Apple’s standard one-button mouse and never liked trackpad gestures. I grew up […]
Continue reading »Which Airlines Accept TSA Pre-Screening (and Which Do Not)
If you travel frequently by plane, you know how difficult it is to queue. That’s why TSA PreCheck is your helper. We’ve already reported on […]
Continue reading »Hate the New Look of Twitter? Roll It Back Using a Chrome Extension
Today Twitter, a social network known for not banning Nazis from accessing its site, unveiled a redesign that reflected everyone’s favorite polarizing design choices: everything […]
Continue reading »Things to Worry About This Week: Coconut Oil, French Fries, and Anything Else You Eat
How radically new advances in science have changed our understanding of nutrition? Not much this week. We look at three studies on potatoes, coconut oil, […]
Continue reading »Refusing Spam Only Makes Things Worse
The last time I checked my spam folder, I noticed that several messages have a link to unsubscribe. “Well, that’s good,” I thought. Perhaps spammers […]
Continue reading »Wanting to Be Happy Can Make You Unhappy – Here’s What to Do Instead.
A recent study on depression and anxiety found that social pressure to be happy can lead to higher levels of depression. “We’re really starting to […]
Continue reading »How and Where to Observe the Solar Eclipse in August
Are you doing anything on Monday, August 21st? Otherwise, you might want to plan a short vacation. On that day, there will be a total […]
Continue reading »How to Prolong Your Lucid Dreams
In fact, becoming lucid during sleep is an easy task, oneuronauts. We will now learn how to keep it and prolong our nightly adventures. Welcome […]
Continue reading »Happy Hour With 3 Ingredients: Fortified Shendi
Happy weekend and welcome back to Happy 3 Ingredient Hour , a weekly drinks column featuring very simple yet delicious libations. This week, we’re making […]
Continue reading »Microsoft’s New Keyboard Includes Fingerprint Login and Poor Ergonomics
Microsoft has cleverly integrated a fingerprint reader into its latest keyboard accessory, but has removed some important aspects of what makes their keyboard lineup easy […]
Continue reading »Air Travel Guide for Young Children
I am not a parent, but as someone who finds it difficult to feed and clothe himself, I have a lot of respect for people […]
Continue reading »Find Fast Food That Suits Your Diet With This Guide
Even if you plan on eating healthy, it’s easy to get into fast food because it’s the only thing nearby and you’re hungry as hell. […]
Continue reading »Lifehacker Authors Answer the World’s Most Popular Organization Hacks
Here at Lifehacker we’ve seen pretty much all kinds of DIY tricks , but we’ve seen a lot of bastards as well. We recently stumbled […]
Continue reading »Find Pride Events in Your Area Using Google Maps
Pride month is in full swing and Google Maps makes it easy to find or navigate your local pride events. Throughout the remainder of June, […]
Continue reading »Will It Be Sous Vide? Beer Soaked Sausage Party
Welcome to this week’sWill It Sous Vide? , the weekly column that I usually do whatever you want with my immersion circulator. There was a […]
Continue reading »Kill Your Old Ideas to Get More Creative
I “wrote” a TV show about Silicon Valley for ten years. I spent hundreds of hours talking about it, collecting ideas into a giant Evernote […]
Continue reading »The Paid Version of Headspace Just Got a Lot Better
If you’ve ever been a paid client of the Headspace meditation app , you know the tyranny of “packages.” The package is a course of […]
Continue reading »Grilled Pineapple Wrapped in Prosciutto Is Your New Snack
When it comes to non-meat products, pineapple is my all-time favorite grill dish in the world. The caramelized, almost brulee-sugar and smoke flavor is great […]
Continue reading »I Went Looking for Legitimate Health Advice at the Gwyneth’s Goop Summit
Gwyneth Paltrow used to be best known as an actress, but over the past decade she has earned an even greater reputation as a health […]
Continue reading »This Browser Extension Tracks Amazon Price Drops
Chrome: I hate coupons but love to save money, so I’m a fan of Honey , a browser extension that automatically finds and applies coupon […]
Continue reading »These Insurance Policies Are Not Worth Your Money
In a sense, insurance is the least enjoyable thing you can spend money on. You buy it with the hope that you never have to […]
Continue reading »New Google Drive Backup Feature Reminded Me That I Don’t Have a Backup Plan
If you don’t have an external cloud storage plan ( which you really do ), Google’s latest update for its cloud storage service, Google Drive, […]
Continue reading »You’re Just 4 Steps Away From Creating the Perfect Acai Bowl
I’m not a huge fan of food that can be posted too easily on Instagram – I prefer aggressive beige food – but even I […]
Continue reading »How to Ask for Advice Via Email
“Can I buy you coffee and take your brains?” What has caused this misconception among people in need of advice around the world that the […]
Continue reading »How to Take Amazing 360-Degree Pictures
360-degree cameras are one of those things that I didn’t really understand until I tried it. A friend of mine brought his new Gear 360 […]
Continue reading »TSA Verifies Fingerprint Replacement Boarding Pass Use
On Tuesday, TSA announced a pilot program using new biometric technology to replace boarding passes and ID cards with fast fingerprint scanning. Fingerprint check-in is […]
Continue reading »How to Find Cool Music From Around the World on Spotify
No matter where the music comes from, it makes you feel, make you think, and make you dance. If you use Spotify, expanding your musical […]
Continue reading »You Can Get a Free Year of Cell Phone Service – but the Operator’s Sprint
I am indifferent to my cellular operator’s family plan. It’s okay, it works, I pay them, but okay. But it takes more than just a […]
Continue reading »You Should Renew Your Domains Before They Expire
Due to what I assume there was a problem with someone’s company card, Samsung forgot to renew the potentially dangerous domain, leaving it to be […]
Continue reading »Amazon Will Now Refund You 2% Cashback for Debit Card Payments
Amazon wants to reward you for buying things from them , but there is a catch: you have to use your debit card and transfer […]
Continue reading »You May Not Know What You Think You Already Know
Welcome back to Mid-Week Meditations , Lifehacker’s weekly dive into the pool of stoic wisdom and how you can use its waters to meditate and […]
Continue reading »The Smoke Detector Should Be Replaced Every 10 Years
You know that you need to replace the smoke detector batteries when they run out, but you may not realize that you also need to […]
Continue reading »What to Do If You Are a Guy Struggling to Reach Orgasm
I bet nine out of ten people who read this headline will think, “Dude with orgasm problems? Yes, right. “Usually, having difficulty reaching orgasm is […]
Continue reading »Quick Ways to Remember Things You Forgot to Not Finish Like Jeff Sessions
Some things are tricky to remember: where you parked, all your high school years and, of course, whether you spoke to Russian officials, especially if […]
Continue reading »How Not to Feel Out of a Tight Budget
Being broke sucks, and it’s even worse when the world thinks you’re broke because you spend too much on luxury items . When you’re struggling […]
Continue reading »How to Make the Tastiest Cold Carbonated Beer
It would seem that we, as a nation, cannot leave our drinks alone and are always waiting for the next sip. I read this article, […]
Continue reading »Microsoft Files on Demand Is Ideal for Ultrabook Owners and Resellers
Microsoft is further blurring the distinction between local and cloud storage with a file sync feature that lets you treat online files as offline. Files […]
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