How to Delete Your Online Accounts but Keep Your Details
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 »Month: January 2019
Bring All Questions About Your Health to the Topic “Am I Dying ?!” Doctors Tomorrow at 1:00 Pm ET
You have a strange pain in your upper back, more like a blow than a prick, but only in your left side. Also, your eye […]
Continue reading »Learn These Two Words Before Visiting a Foreign Country
You’ve probably already downloaded Duolingo before your next big international trip, but there are two important words to know before traveling to any foreign-speaking country. […]
Continue reading »Leave the Pancake Dough Lumpy
If your goal is not to make crepe, a flat pancake will be sad. The perfect pancake is tall and fluffy, and the secret to […]
Continue reading »Cultivate Healthy Habits With the Snack Drawer
Every day after school in my house the same scene: my son asks for a snack, I propose an idea (usually starting with the one […]
Continue reading »I’m Behance Founder Scott Belsky and This Is How I Work
If you are into visual creation, you need to be on Behance . The professional social platform allows artists, designers and other creators to share […]
Continue reading »What You Need to Know About Marginal Tax Rates
You may have heard that newly minted Congresswoman Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez said in an interview with 60 Minutes over the weekend that there is a precedent […]
Continue reading »How to Make Your Home As Energy Efficient As Possible
If the latest report from the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change is a wake-up call, you might be wondering what else you can do to […]
Continue reading »Tell Us Your Top Travel Tips for San Diego
When someone says “in this movie, the city looks like a different character,” they usually don’t mean the TV presenter . This week, Hack Your […]
Continue reading »Cast Drawings From Phone to TV With Chromecast and This App
Our family’s Thanksgiving is huge. After everyone has finished eating, we usually look for some “activity” that both kids and adults can enjoy, which has […]
Continue reading »Renew Your Participation in the TSA Pre-Screening Online Six Months Before Its Expiration Date
If your TSA pre-check is about to expire, renewing it may be a little easier than you think. TSA now allows flyers to renew their […]
Continue reading »How to Watch Golden Globes Without Cable
The Golden Globes are officially airing tonight. The show, hosted by Andy Samberg and Sandra Oh this year, officially kicks off at 8:00 pm ET […]
Continue reading »Get Free Entry to the Museum With a Bank of America Debit or Credit Card This Weekend
If you’re a Bank of America customer, you can visit select museums and art galleries for free this year. The program officially kicks off this […]
Continue reading »Learn All About Football With This Alexa Skill
Football is the only sport that I have never really enjoyed. I’m usually a friend trying to gather troops to attend baseball and hockey games, […]
Continue reading »Expect Longer Security Lines at the Airport During Government Closings
If you have an upcoming flight, you can make yourself a little more time at the airport. TSA agents are among the government officials who […]
Continue reading »Take Part in the 52-Week IRA Challenge in 2019
Readers of Two Cents are probably familiar with the 52-week money challenge – you increase your savings by $ 1 every week for a year. […]
Continue reading »Get Drunk on the Kentucky Dollar
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 »How to Block Distracting Sites With the Hosts File
There is no shortage of browser extensions that you can use to stay productive while blocking distracting websites throughout the day. (Sorry, Reddit, YouTube, and […]
Continue reading »Non-Financial Goals That Can Help You Save Money
Between 401 (k) s, 529s, IRAs, high yielding accounts and apps that do all the work for you, there is no shortage of ways to […]
Continue reading »How to Sell an Unwanted Gift Card
Gift cards are an almost incredibly huge industry. Americans spent $ 160 billion on them in 2018 alone , which means the aftermarket is both […]
Continue reading »See What Podcasts Are Being Listened to Right Now
Listen Notes, Lifehacker’s favorite podcast search engine , has a new live feed that shows which podcasts its users are listening to. These people are […]
Continue reading »Start the Year by Removing Twitter From Your Phone
During the live broadcast of our podcast, The Upgrade, our guests talked about their latest updates for the week. Even though the theme of the […]
Continue reading »Olive Puree Is a Great Marinade
Maybe it’s because I love my steak dinner martini, but salty, savory, slightly fruity olives have always seemed like a natural palate to a buttered […]
Continue reading »Uninstall the Weather Channel App If Your Location Data Bothers You
The Weather Channel, the primary app for many of us, can use your location data without your consent. The city of Los Angeles filed a […]
Continue reading »January Fitness Challenge: Jump Rope
When we asked what you liked about last year’s fitness challenges , many of you responded that you enjoyed having something new to add to […]
Continue reading »These Are the Best Books for Parents
New parenting is equally exciting and overwhelming, joyful and intimidating. There is no shortage of advice: if you search Amazon for “books for parents” , […]
Continue reading »Stores in These States Must Give You Cash for Gift Cards
Everyone was in a situation where they used a gift card and left with a little money left, this is not enough for another purchase […]
Continue reading »How to Survive a Group Dinner at a Restaurant
Imagine a party where everyone has to come and go at the same time, where some guests are only allowed to talk to two or […]
Continue reading »On Dry January Ask Yourself These Questions
If you’ve been celebrating all of December, dry January can be a refreshing change. You’ll love staying at home, sleeping better, and saving money, especially […]
Continue reading »Do I Have to Use My Personal Laptop for Work?
Welcome to Lifehacker’s first column of tech tips in 2019! This week’s question from Lifehacker reader Mike is something that many of us have had […]
Continue reading »Los Angeles Launches Earthquake Early Warning App
Getting immediate alerts on your phone when an earthquake is approaching is now available in the Los Angeles County area with the new ShakeAlertLA app. […]
Continue reading »Black Eyed Pea Hummus Will Make Your New Year Better
It always seemed to me that black-eyed peas are larger than New Year’s. In fact, until I moved from Mississippi, I didn’t even know it […]
Continue reading »Create a Personal Finance Balance to Find Out Where You Are
If you are planning a financial makeover in 2019, the first thing you need to do is figure out where you are. And, as Kiplinger […]
Continue reading »Where to Go If You Don’t Have a PCP
If you are an adult who does everything that you should do and when you should do it, then no doubt you have a therapist […]
Continue reading »Find Out What’s Going on Inside Your Steak With This Meat Calculator
For some, meat is mysterious. Unless you have a lot of cooking practice, it can be difficult to know how long you have to fry, […]
Continue reading »How Much Will We Have to Pay You to Log Out of Facebook Within a Year?
College students in a recent study required an average of $ 2,076 to leave Facebook for a year . As Ars Technica explains, it wasn’t […]
Continue reading »How to Get First-Class Coach Flight Privileges
First and business class plane tickets have many benefits. You get on the plane before anyone else, guaranteed room for carry-on luggage, the most legroom […]
Continue reading »How to Make Vegetable Peel Flavored Salt
Paper thin tomato skins and tough, shiny bell peppers may sound like trash rather than treasure, but there is a ton of flavor in this […]
Continue reading »How to Protect Your Smart Speaker From Ads
Now is the time for commercials in which your favorite speaker for smart home demonstrates what it can do. This means that you may have […]
Continue reading »Entertain Your Kids With a Toy Exchange Subscription
We are entering the season of boredom. The holidays are over and many of us are looking ahead to at least a few months of […]
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