Should You Switch Your Dog to a Vegetarian Diet?
Dogs are omnivorous, just like humans, so they can technically survive on a vegan or vegetarian diet, and some even need it to solve health […]
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Calculate How Much Your Stock Offer Is Worth in Terms of Wages
Let’s say you’ve just received a job offer from a startup. The salary is small (this is a startup after all), but you also get […]
Continue reading »Take a Lunch Break With This 90s Dance Workout
Sometimes training in lunch break – a good time to practice prudent stand on their hands and balancing on one leg . But if you […]
Continue reading »A Business for Adults to Eat
Last week, as all the writers gathered for a glorious meeting in New York, I found myself in the wine cellar with Beth and Patrick […]
Continue reading »Should You Worry About Funnels?
There is currently a hunger crater in Florida thathas swallowed seven homes in the past month – the largest in 30 years. It’s a disturbing […]
Continue reading »Don’t Let Mickey Mouse Spy on Your Kids
As if they hadn’t grafted onto much of your own childhood memories yet (heck your catchy classics, Elton John and Phil Collins), having more screens […]
Continue reading »What to Do If You Drop Your Baby
“Try not to drop your baby,” pediatrician Trisha Jean Gold, a practitioner at Tribeca Pediatric Clinic in New York, said when I called her for […]
Continue reading »New Swarm Update Works Great Without Friends
Swarm 5.0 by Foursquare, released yesterday for iOS and coming to Android soon , has a cleaner look and better venue categorization. Most importantly, it […]
Continue reading »How to Get Your Dad to Stop Sending You Racist Emails
You have problems, I have advice. This tip does not contain powdered sugar – in fact, it does not contain sugar and can even be […]
Continue reading »How to Be Persuasive Without Speaking up Against It
When you really want to get something done, you sometimes have to persuade others. And in the end, a little push (in the right direction) […]
Continue reading »How to Make a Mantle for Jon Snow From an IKEA Carpet
I bet you, like me, looked at the cloaks of the Night’s Watch in Game of Thrones and thought, Damn it, if they weren’t so […]
Continue reading »Why Failure Is a Useful Kitchen Tool
It seems like home cooks are under a lot of pressure these days. It is not enough to feed his family chicken breasts – you […]
Continue reading »A Guide to Parent-Nonparent Friendship
Judging by the rantings on the Internet (“10 Things People Without Children Will Never Understand,” “Why Moms and Dads Are Selfish and Irritating”), you might […]
Continue reading »Uniqlo Vending Machines Will Make the World More Convenient and Convenient
Uniqlo plans to install vending machines at 10 airports and malls this summer, selling T-shirts for $ 15 and jackets for $ 70. For a […]
Continue reading »Measure and Offset Your Carbon Footprint With the New Online Tool
Climate change is scary, especially when stories of our planet ‘s dire future go hand in hand with news that our federal government is not […]
Continue reading »Thinking About a Company-Wide Screed Explosion? Not Only
The “10-page tie against diversity,” for which a Google employee was fired this week, is a prime example of a myriad of social ills. Aside […]
Continue reading »Go Ahead and Use “literally” Figuratively
Stephen Pinker, a well-known linguist who is not Noam Chomsky, doesn’t think using “literally” in a figurative sense is too bad. “Figurative use does not […]
Continue reading »Get Rid of Shopping Boredom With These Tricks
I have a bad habit. On Saturday nights, after a few glasses of Chablis and a night of idleness, I tour my Amazon wishlist looking […]
Continue reading »What the Hell Is a “middle” Bow?
Measuring everything accurately can be a big challenge when you start cooking, which is why novice cooks may find it averse to recipes that include […]
Continue reading »Teach Girls to Think About What Their Bodies Are Doing, Not How They Look.
You don’t just imagine it. Girls start thinking about the ideal body at an earlier age. In her book Beauty Sick: How the Cultural Obsession […]
Continue reading »How to Sync Podcasts Between Devices
This question is part of the column tips “ Ask Lifehacker» , where Lifehacker staff answers to the burning questions of the readers practical advice. […]
Continue reading »How Not to Get Sick on a Cruise Ship
Cruise ships are considered to be notorious breeding grounds for diseases, especially those like “shooting from both ends . “ If you’d rather bask in […]
Continue reading »Ask the Children, “Where Did You Fail Today?”
In elite colleges, professors have noticed a problem. Many students, while impressive on paper, seem unable to cope with the simple challenges of getting an […]
Continue reading »Why Fried Vegetables Are the Best Way to Cook Them
There are many “right” ways to cook vegetables, but – although I’m not a huge fan of culinary bias – I’m going to go ahead […]
Continue reading »No, Carnivorous Sea Bugs Are Not Going to Eat Your Legs.
An Australian teenager was recently hospitalized after a mysterious swarm of creatures appeared to have bitten his legs and caused severe bleeding . While this […]
Continue reading »Don’t Be Afraid to Adjust Your Menstrual Cup
Menstrual cups are often a cheaper alternative than tampons, liners, and pads, but they are not always ideal for immediate use. Before you throw yours […]
Continue reading »Mom’s Facebook Problem Is Real
My mom loves me. But she also “likes” me very much. And obviously, when she does it on Facebook, it lowers my chances of becoming […]
Continue reading »Do’s and Don’ts
We recently received new trash cans at the Lifehacker office and suddenly realized that no one knew all the rules for recycling. Can plastic bags […]
Continue reading »What Items Do You Always Keep in Your Refrigerator?
Hello and welcome back toWhat’s Cooking? , an open thread where you can share all your brilliant thoughts, tips, recipes and opinions on all food […]
Continue reading »Save Recipes As Contacts on Your Phone for Quick Access
Perhaps you have a carefully organized Notes app, a framed poster of your favorite recipe cards, or a steel trap mind that stores your cooking […]
Continue reading »How to Be Less Rude to Lifehacker Staff
The entire Lifehacker staff gathered in New York last week. Our writers traveled from all over the country to get together, rally for food, ignore […]
Continue reading »Use the Wayback Machine to Keep Your Favorite Sites Forever
Websites are constantly changing, with stories and even new layouts making it difficult to find what you’ve read or seen years ago. If you write […]
Continue reading »Free Items for Children With Special Needs
According to the USDA, the cost of raising an average child under 18 is more than $ 233,000 . For a child with special needs, […]
Continue reading »This Website Helps You Find Eclipse Events Near You
You can stream the eclipse live on August 21st, but that doesn’t compare to seeing it in real life. A website (whose URL contains a […]
Continue reading »How to Clean a Rough Kitchen Sponge Properly
You use a kitchen sponge to wipe the roughest objects in the sink, so it makes sense that a fairly large bacteria can accumulate in […]
Continue reading »How to Make Sure Your Child Has Great Taste in Music
I used to hate children. Now that I have two of them, I can admit it. When I was twenty, I swore I would never […]
Continue reading »How to Gracefully Avoid Sensitive Topics of Conversation
Next weekend is my annual family reunion. It’s across the country, so I’m not going, but my dad is currently considering going. When we talked […]
Continue reading »Instant Potatoes – the Key to Quick and Tasty Gnocchi
Welcome back to Sunday Sus maintenance, a weekly section of simple and delicious dishes for the laziest of everyday life. We’ve had thunder and flood […]
Continue reading »Now Alexa Will Play Music to Suit Your Mood
Now you can ask Alexa to set the mood for you. Amazon this week introduced 500 new voice commands that let you ask your assistant […]
Continue reading »Sunday Rumble: Soylent Vs. Chirios
While there are many quick breakfasts – buttered toast, muesli bars, bananas – cereals predominate. But a new contender has emerged in the rankings: Soylent, […]
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