Do Not Store Airline Miles and Bonus Points for Too Long
If you love to travel and do not accumulate miles or credit card points, you should do so. If you’ve already done this, be careful […]
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How to Save on Lunch at Your First Job
As a recent college graduate, getting started on your first “real job” trying to plan your expenses can be tricky. College expenses are less expensive […]
Continue reading »How to Safely Reuse Food Packaging
Poor packaging is an integral part of the attraction in capitalist society, but for a number of reasons most people cannot change their food choices […]
Continue reading »How to Avoid the Trap of Donating to Charity
An estimated 2,300 children have been separated from their parents as a result of the Trump administration’s immigration policies. While President Trump signed a decree […]
Continue reading »What to Do If Your Child’s Clothes Are Covered in Dirt and Grime
Jolie Kerr is a cleaning expert, advice columnist, and New York Times bestselling author of My Boyfriend Is Boiling In My Purse … And Other […]
Continue reading »Trade Online With PriceWaiter for Google Chrome
Chrome. The PriceWaiter extension – a discretionary pricing system that sounds too good to be true at first – is currently only available for Chrome. […]
Continue reading »How to Disable Nudges in Gmail Desktop and Mobile
One of the great new features in Gmail is a “nudge,” which moves certain emails to the top of your inbox and prompts you to […]
Continue reading »Don’t Be Fooled by Shoddy Third Party Chargers or Cables
Nobody likes to spend $ 50 on a cable that replaces the one that comes with a smartphone, tablet, or other device that drains the […]
Continue reading »What to Do If You Hate Your Partner’s Social Media Presence
I once had a short meeting with a guy whose entire Twitter feed was about cycling. He spent his day posting links to bike trails, […]
Continue reading »Find Joy in Self-Improvement
Welcome back to Mid-Week Meditations , Lifehacker’s weekly dip in the pool of stoic wisdom and a guide to using its waters to meditate and […]
Continue reading »Relive the Open Office Plan by Syncing
Open offices are a hellish hole in a freak show. They can make collaboration easier, and they can help your boss get more employees in […]
Continue reading »Find Out How Much Money You Spent on Steam Using This Tool
Ever wonder how much money you’ve spent on Steam games over the years? You might not really want to know, but you are probably curious. […]
Continue reading »What You Need to Know About Heredity (If You Are Too Afraid to See It)
So, you’re curious about the critically acclaimed Legacy movie, but you’re the type who would rather skip the horror page on Wikipedia than turn a […]
Continue reading »What Foods Are Actually Cheaper to Cook Yourself?
Do-it-yourself cooking is an important part of the home-cooked culture. The reasons for doing this yourself can vary, but they usually have to do with […]
Continue reading »Here’s the SPF You Really Get When You Apply Sunscreen Sparingly [updated]
SPF 15 sunscreen will allow you to stay in the sun for about 15 times longer before you burn yourself. Pretty cool, right? Unfortunately, most […]
Continue reading »Here’s What’s in Store for and Out of Netflix in July 2018
In their tenth season, the Comedians from Coffee Cars are moving to Netflix, where twelve new episodes will debut on July 6. While the whole […]
Continue reading »How to Share YouTube Videos Like a Pro
I doubt you thought much about how to share the latest and greatest YouTube videos you find, because you probably have the usual procedure: click […]
Continue reading »You Just Need to Increase Your Savings by 1% Per Year
One of the most common questions people ask about tidying up their finances is how you can save enough for retirement when the numbers are […]
Continue reading »How to Turn a Can of Salmon Into Fancy Canapes
Tuna is arguably the most popular canned fish on the market, but its image is strongly associated with school lunches and rare snacks. On the […]
Continue reading »How to Avoid Giant Hogweed, a Plant That Causes Severe Burns
Don’t touch this plant. If some of the juice gets on your skin, the chemicals in it will attack the DNA in your skin cells […]
Continue reading »Password Lock Browsing History With Keepsafe Browser
iOS, Android: Keepsafe, a company that develops privacy-focused apps like Blur for iMessage and Private Photo Vault ( iOS , Android ), launched a new […]
Continue reading »Your Apartment Requires a Chest Freezer
Stocking up on staples is a great way to stretch your budget and minimize waste, so a good chest freezer is a boon for the […]
Continue reading »Best Building Toys for Children According to Architecture Critic
In her new book Child Design: How the Material World Shapes Independent Children, architecture critic Alexandra Lange explains that since the inception of the mass […]
Continue reading »How to Split the Bill When You Are Having Lunch With Friends
We’ve all been there. When you’re on a tight budget, you settle for a group dinner ordering soup and salad while your friends share snacks, […]
Continue reading »How to Get Started With the New Podcasts App From Google
Android: There are a lot of people out there who don’t need the bells and whistles when an easy-to-understand and well-designed app is fine. Here’s […]
Continue reading »I’m Patrick Moberg, Creator of Dots and Two Dots, and This Is How I Work
Patrick Moberg wasted hours of your life or the life of someone next to you in the waiting room. His studio Dots has created the […]
Continue reading »How to Share Secret Messages Without Resorting to “folders”
Electronic communications can still leave a paper trail, as former Trump campaign chairman Paul Manafort recently learned when his bail was canceled for alleged witness […]
Continue reading »Keep a Few Coins in Your Wallet When You Go for a Walk
Losing your wallet is like losing a piece of yourself. It’s all there: your driver’s license, credit cards, membership cards, and photos of loved ones. […]
Continue reading »How to Get Friends to Stop Flirting With Each Other?
This week we have a woman who gets along well with men in a Platonic way, but recently introduced a flirty girl to them. Can […]
Continue reading »What No One Tells You About Pregnancy
You can read all the books on what to expect when you grow a human within you, but newsletters and statistics don’t always tell you […]
Continue reading »These Are the Best Deals at Whole Foods
Whole Foods was never known for its pricing – I suppose people choose a great range of cold-pressed juices and asparagus water – but after […]
Continue reading »You Are Probably Not Allergic to Penicillin After All.
For most of my life, I thought I was allergic to penicillin. As a child, I had hives with a dose of this substance, and […]
Continue reading »What Is a Constitutional Crisis?
The term “constitutional crisis” has been in the minds of many people for the past two years, but what does it mean? And what could […]
Continue reading »Sign up for Free Trials With Virtual Credit Card
If you regularly forget to set a calendar reminder on the abolition of the free trial version to their automatic renewal, consider using a prepaid […]
Continue reading »Stop Putting This Exercise on Your Mind.
The hardest task on most to-do lists is invisible: getting motivated to do something. And the more important your tasks are, the more you can […]
Continue reading »Please Don’t Steam Your Vagina
We thought the “V-pair” problems were well-known, but Chrissy Teigen recently posted on Instagram that she is trying vaginal steam despite not being sure if […]
Continue reading »Fix This Mac Security Flaw by Removing the Quick Look Cache
A nasty new report circulating today is a great reminder that the Quick Look feature on your Mac – useful as it is for previewing […]
Continue reading »Alternatives to the Best New IOS 12 Features You Can Use Right Now
Apple unveiled some exciting new features in its WWDC 2018 keynote earlier this month. With iOS 12 (which you can test right now ), users […]
Continue reading »How to Turn a Fridge Full of Sad Foods Into Lunch
We all gazed at the sad empty refrigerator on a weekday night when it was too late for grocery shopping, wishing for some higher power […]
Continue reading »Teach Children to Play Chess by Letting Them Switch Sides With You
When I was a child, my dad taught me how certain chess pieces move, forcing me to analyze their shapes. The rook, a lock of […]
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