Posts We Hated to Write in 2018
Trust me, we didn’t like telling you that vaginal steam can burn you. We were also reluctant to write any posts below. But we live […]
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Top Tips for Teens of 2018
Each stage of education has its own problems. There is a newborn phase where you don’t know what the hell you are doing, a toddler […]
Continue reading »How to Count Time to Date in Your Mac’s Menu Bar
I’ve been thinking a lot about countdown timers lately, partly because I’m always curious about how much time is left until the next big holiday […]
Continue reading »How Often Your Credit Score Is Updated
If you are looking for a new credit card, home or car loan, you will probably want to make sure that your loan is in […]
Continue reading »Help Your Child to Clean up the Mess in the Room “using the Mountain Method”
“Ok, mom, my room is clean!” Before you even see the finished product, you know that your child’s room is definitely not clean. And of […]
Continue reading »What You Need to Know About the New 2019 Golf Rules
2019 will bring with it a number of changes, including some pretty big changes to the game of golf. The US Golf Association and the […]
Continue reading »Best Packages for Windows and Mac With Big Discounts on Apps and Games
App bundles are a great way to save a lot of money on several useful apps and games at once. The concept is easy to […]
Continue reading »I’m Victor Jeffries, an Event Planner for Gizmodo Media, and This Is How I Travel
Calling Victor Jeffreys an “event coordinator” is like calling a unicorn a “horned vehicle.” His events for Lifehacker’s parent company, Gizmodo Media, included pole dancing […]
Continue reading »Best Updates of 2018 From Lifehacker Staff
Towards the end of 2018, we asked Lifehacker employees which one change had the biggest impact on their year. We’ve all tried new things this […]
Continue reading »Using Those Blunt Whiskey Stones You Got
I rarely feel bad about men. In most cases, it is difficult for them to feel guilty. But I feel sorry for them when I […]
Continue reading »How to Overcome Productivity Guilt
As a Lifehacker reader, you probably spend part of your life actively trying to live a better life. This may look like a lot, but […]
Continue reading »How to Set up and Use Family Link, Google’s Parental Control App
Google has added screen time and app control to the Chrome OS version of its Family Link parental control app, so you can now remotely […]
Continue reading »Best Health Posts of 2018
This year we learned the truth about DNA testing, healthy eating and getting rid of acne. Here are the best clinics of 2018. How to […]
Continue reading »Give Kids Unlimited Time to Watch in Front of the Screen, but Only After They Finish Their Day to Day Activities
As a parent who works from home, screen time is always a topic of discussion in our family, especially during summer and winter breaks. Since […]
Continue reading »These Are the 2019 Tax Brackets
The IRS has announced tax rates and income levels for 2019, and aside from small adjustments to income ranges for inflation, they look the same […]
Continue reading »How to Reduce Waste This Holiday Season
Holidays are the most beautiful time of the year, unless you are a planet. To get real holiday joy, you’ll have to rip through several […]
Continue reading »Tell Us Your Top Travel Tips for Kansas City
This city cannot even fit in one state. Kansas City, Missouri, Kansas City, Kansas, and several other cities make up the Kansas City metropolitan area, […]
Continue reading »What’s in Store for and Out of Netflix in the Week of December 17, 2018
Call me simple, but I love Ellen DeGeneres’ special stand-up, her first in 15 years (Tuesday). Her New York Times profile sounds like she takes […]
Continue reading »Challenge Friends With Galaxy Phones in Samsung Health Fitness Challenges
One of the things that kept me from owning FitBit is competition. Every week my three friends and I participate in the “Workweek Challenge”, in […]
Continue reading »Transform Your Amazon Echo Into a White Noise Machine With This Skill
Every night at about 2 am the gentleman who lives above me decides to move some piece of furniture and then throw about 7000 pennies […]
Continue reading »How to Know If the Latest Facebook Error Has Been in Your Photos
On Friday, Facebook reported that the bug had uncovered photos uploaded to the social network. The bug was related to the Facebook Photos API and […]
Continue reading »On This Site, You Can Quickly Find Out What Visa Requirements Apply to Each Country.
Earlier this year, I went to Australia for the first time. I booked my tickets months in advance, made sure I had all the required […]
Continue reading »This Is the Last Day You Can Send and Receive Packages for Christmas.
If you are planning to send gifts to friends and family this holiday season, it probably won’t surprise you that you have limited time left […]
Continue reading »How to Call Santa Using Google Home
If you’re a Santa fanatic, this year Google is offering kids (and adults) a fun opportunity to call the big guy at his North Pole […]
Continue reading »How to Prepare for a Recession As a Freelancer
There are many arguments for the relative benefits of freelancing versus full-time employment. It still seems like there are more freelancers every year and fewer […]
Continue reading »Plunge Into the Holiday Atmosphere With a Bitter Sling
Happy weekend everyone, and welcome back to Happy 3 Ingredient Hour , a weekly drinks column featuring very simple yet delicious libations. This week we […]
Continue reading »Best Under Bed Monster Antidote: Farts
While the children were afraid of the monster hiding under the bed or cunningly waiting in the toilet at night, the parents tried to drive […]
Continue reading »If You Are Having Trouble Tempering the Chocolate, You Can Always Prepare Truffles.
Last weekend I was making peppermint bark, a treat this site described as “incredibly light,” and I messed it up. I poured a layer of […]
Continue reading »How to Survive at the Airport During the Holiday Season
It’s the holidays now, which means some of us are going to the airport next week. According to USA Today, US airlines are expecting a […]
Continue reading »Reminder: the Geminids Peak Tonight
The Geminid meteor shower has hit us over the past few days, and if you want to see it, today is the best night. Brave […]
Continue reading »Top Software Downloads of 2018
At Lifehacker, we talk about many apps and always feel like we’re lagging behind – that’s how many new things are added (or updated) on […]
Continue reading »Use the Family Whistle to Quickly Find Your Child in the Crowd
If your child is a runner like mine, you know that tension headaches can occur as a result of turning their head repeatedly to make […]
Continue reading »Best Christmas Party – Russian New Year
Holiday parties are often more of a hassle than they are worth. By the time half of December is over and you’ve gone through a […]
Continue reading »The Most Controversial Posts of 2018
Online madness is an important part of internet culture, but it can be difficult to predict exactly what will alienate the masses. (It was coleslaw […]
Continue reading »Get a Free Game Every Two Weeks From the Epic Games Store
Video games will never be enough for you. Earlier this month, Epic Games, which you probably know better as the creator of Fortnite , launched […]
Continue reading »The Best Gifts for Someone in Another Country
Sending a gift to someone of a different culture requires special attention; you want to pay attention to any cultural differences, taboos or expectations. But […]
Continue reading »Yoga Terms You Should Know
Just like ballet dancers need to learn a few words of French and runners need to be able to hear and speak the Swedish word […]
Continue reading »Save Money (and the Planet) by Packing Gifts in the Trash
Gift wrapping is an expensive and wasteful business – it takes so long to wrap something beautiful, just to be ripped off and thrown away. […]
Continue reading »How to Donate to Charity on Google Play
Google has simply made it easier for Android users to make charitable donations . This week, the company began rolling out a new donation feature […]
Continue reading »How to Document Personal Belongings in an Emergency
In the aftermath of a disaster that destroys your home, it can be nearly impossible to think through everything you’ve lost. Fires, floods, hurricanes, damaged […]
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