Watch Animation Shows Without Dialogue With Children
I have never sat and watched a TV show with my son. Of course, I check them to make sure they are age appropriate and […]
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Create a New Dungeons & Dragons Character With This IOS Shortcut
The Mind Flayer has just eaten you or your group and you want to return to battle with a brand new Dungeons & Dragons character. […]
Continue reading »How to Switch to Software Encryption on a Vulnerable Solid State Drive
Researchers at Radbaud University in the Netherlands have discovered serious security issues with multiple solid state drives using hardware encryption, vulnerabilities that would allow an […]
Continue reading »Comprehensive Guide to Signing Out of Google
The Ultimate Lifehacker Guide to Data Privacy ): title The Ultimate Lifehacker Guide to Data Privacy We tell you everything you need to do to […]
Continue reading »These Are the Best and Worst Airports in the USA.
Travel tips site The Points Guy has released a list of America’s best airports today. Topping the list this year is Phoenix Sky Harbor Airport, […]
Continue reading »Top Travel Tips in Miami From Our Readers
“I use the term ‘swamp unicorn’ to describe us native to Miami,” says the reader Maidus . “We are magical creatures and are rarely seen […]
Continue reading »Find Discounted Mac Apps in the New BundleHunt App Bundle
Everyone loves a good suite of apps, and BundleHunt – the creator of this suite for your Mac – has released a new holiday suite […]
Continue reading »Salt Cauliflower Just Like Turkey
Since they don’t eat giant whole birds, vegetarians often miss out on this special, visually appealing main dish that meat-eaters enjoy because meat-eaters can be […]
Continue reading »Why Ex-Felons Can Vote in Florida Is Such a Big Deal
Florida will become the 48th state with a vote last night with felony convicts to vote. (Kentucky and Iowa disagree.) This means that probably over […]
Continue reading »Come See Chris Gethard, Akila Hughes, Brittany Luce and Eric Eddings in Brooklyn
You know how exactly the moment Thanksgiving drew to a close, you roam the aisles of CVS while “Rockin ‘Around the Christmas Tree” hits PA […]
Continue reading »What’s Your Mantra?
Lately ( as I have already mentioned ) my mantra has been: “Is this a strategic weapon or just catharsis?” I practice repeating this when […]
Continue reading »This Is How Marijuana Laws Changed After the Midterm Elections
During the midterm elections, marijuana legalization was included on the ballots in four states: Michigan, North Dakota, Utah, and Missouri. Michigan and North Dakota voted […]
Continue reading »How to Get Rid of Weakness After Work
If your company communicates via Slack, you know the intoxicating charm of a giant work chat where you can create entire rooms dedicated to things […]
Continue reading »Top up Your Thanksgiving Turkey With Ham
As a kid, I never went to a little Thanksgiving. My mother is the oldest of seven children, and when we weren’t driving to Mississippi […]
Continue reading »Pin Video on Screen While Using This App
Unless you have a dual-monitor setup or ultra-wide display, your multitasking options on your PC are limited. It will be more difficult to include YouTube […]
Continue reading »Spotify Users With Free Accounts Can Now Use Their Devices As a Remote Control
The free version of Spotify just got better. The music streaming service has expanded Spotify Connect, a feature that lets you control music on compatible […]
Continue reading »Caffeine Calculator Helps You Plan Your Day
Caffeine can make you feel better, but so can a good night’s sleep. Until now, if you wanted to plan your caffeine intake in detail, […]
Continue reading »What Happens When a Stock Is Removed From the List?
Each year, the shares are suspended and removed from the lists of various exchanges. While this is not uncommon, it is not exactly what you […]
Continue reading »Save Money on Your Cinema Subscription by Watching Movies on Weekdays Only
This week, Sinemia, a competitor to MoviePass, announced new discounted subscription plans for people who want to use the service only to watch movies on […]
Continue reading »I’m the Host of I Love Doing Things, Bob Cladget, and This Is How I Work
Bob Cladget builds different things: asecret door , a backyard zipline , and awooden katana . He shows you how to create them on I […]
Continue reading »What Are You Afraid of Dying From?
Is this repeated twitching of the cheeks a symptom of something more serious than fatigue? Why do you have blurry vision by the end of […]
Continue reading »Teach Your Children the Difference Between “chatting” and “reporting”
I’ve never been a fan of the word “chatter”. Maybe because my northeastern Ohio accent really drowns out the harsh a sound, which makes the […]
Continue reading »Place a Cutting Board in a Baking Sheet to Catch the Drain of the Turkey
In an ideal world, we would all have beautiful, huge cutting boards carved from free-range trees with grooves around the edges to catch any runoff […]
Continue reading »Best Podcasts for Falling Asleep
Now that every person on Earth has a podcast, you can find a podcast on any topic or need – in fact, you can pick […]
Continue reading »How to Get Free Content Today With a “I Voted” Sticker
Placing the “I Voted” sticker around the city today could potentially bring you a little more high-five than other voters — it could give you […]
Continue reading »Order a Free Pizza at Your Polling Station
Happy Election Day! Everyone is hungry for democracy, which means they are probably hungry for literal food too. The voting lines this evening will be […]
Continue reading »How to Improve Your Dungeons & Dragons Game, According to Sam Whitver of D&D Authority
Dungeons & Dragons is as scary as it is liberating. On the one hand, you have a game limited only by your imagination and a […]
Continue reading »Make These Thanksgiving Classics Even Better
Certain dishes can be found on almost every Thanksgiving table, and the Lifehacker table is no exception. For our little family meal, Deputy Editor Alice […]
Continue reading »How to Watch Mid-Term Results Without a Cable
Happy Election Day America. The 2018 midterm election is here, and if you want to follow something more authoritative than social media, news organizations are […]
Continue reading »Print Your “I Voted” Sticker If You Didn’t Get It
Which is by far the smallest possible injustice that can happen at a polling station , those little “I voted” stickers that many people proudly […]
Continue reading »Create a Mobile Baby Monitor Using Your IPhone or IPad
For the past few years, Apple has been offering Live Listen as a way for hearing impaired users to turn their iPhone, iPad or iPod […]
Continue reading »Top Political Action Tips From the ‘Rebel Steps’ Podcast
You have voted. Great! This is pretty much the basic level of participation in a democracy! This may be why you still feel anxious and […]
Continue reading »Time to Stop Using Myers-Briggs at Work
I am an ISFP according to the test I took this morning. Or, following what I did a few years ago, an INFP who is […]
Continue reading »Take a Photo of Your Credit Card Before You Travel
There is no shortage of things that can go wrong when you travel: you can lose your debit or credit card; your wallet may have […]
Continue reading »How Not to Be a Member
There are so many different ways to be a jerk, from being a bully in the schoolyard to not mowing the lawn, using plastic straws, […]
Continue reading »How to Vote If You Are Hospitalized or Disabled
If you are physically unable to get to the polls or face additional problems due to a disability, there are still ways to make sure […]
Continue reading »When to Renew a High Commission Credit Card
High commission premium credit cards provide cardholders with many benefits, including lounge access, travel scholarships and, in some cases, discounts on flights and hotels. But […]
Continue reading »How to Reduce Election Day Nervousness
Does the midway pick increase your stress level? I feel you. Our current political climate is forcing all of us to drink more and, according […]
Continue reading »Ode to Jiffy Corn Casserole
In any family, there is that one dish that makes thanksgiving. I’m not talking about turkey – it’s too obvious. I’m talking about a dish […]
Continue reading »How to Play Classic Windows Games on Your Phone
I think the last time I played a Windows game — for example, a Microsoft game built into the Windows operating system — was back […]
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