What’s in Store for and Out of Netflix in the Week of February 18, 2019
Ray Romano was not kidding when he titled his recent special ” Right Here Around the Corner.” I am not happy to inform you that […]
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How to Watch Daytona 500 Without TV
Today is the Daytona 500, one of NASCAR’s biggest races of the year. Race coverage will begin at 1:00 PM ET / 10:00 AM PT, […]
Continue reading »Streamline Your Workflow by Assigning Tasks by Day of the Week
Switching between different tasks throughout the day can make it harder to focus and make those tasks more difficult than necessary. Instead of shifting your […]
Continue reading »Find the Cheapest Long Distance Vacation for Yourself and Your Love With This Tool
Long-distance relationships are tricky. When you’re involved in a romantic relationship with someone who doesn’t live in the same state (or country) you live in, […]
Continue reading »Don’t Let the Office Chatterbox Distract You by Assigning Tasks to Him
In every office there is one person who constantly has a story to tell or to ask an irrelevant question, so that no one else […]
Continue reading »How to Live Stream NBA All-Star Weekend Without TV
This is the weekend of the NBA stars. On Saturday, you’ll be able to catch some of the NBA’s finest players in Skill Competition, Three […]
Continue reading »How to Temporarily Store Luggage When You Are Staying on Airbnb
When we all stayed in hotels, when we traveled, figuring out what to do with our luggage was easy. If you arrive in town long […]
Continue reading »How to Maintain (Relative) Privacy in Dating Apps
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 »Get Started Learning HTML and CSS With This Complete Guide
There are so many ways to learn web development that your problem may be how to choose a starting point. The design site CSS-Tricks has […]
Continue reading »Try These Core Ball Exercises for Stability
It’s time for a little thank you. Every time I do one of the core exercises this week, I am very grateful not to do […]
Continue reading »How to Part With Kindness
Sometimes at the end of a relationship, we’re so sure we don’t want to have anything to do with the other person that we are […]
Continue reading »Throw Away All Uncomfortable Underwear Right Now.
Life is too short for uncomfortable underwear. I was reminded of my disdain for lingerie, which is often offered to women or photographed in magazines, […]
Continue reading »Use This Calculator to Calculate Your Own Wealth Tax
In her bid to become president, Democratic Senator Elizabeth Warren recently proposed a wealth tax for the super-rich (dubbed the Ultra-Millionaire Tax ) to combat […]
Continue reading »What Happens When the President Declares a National Emergency?
President Trump has declared a national emergency today, upside down , in an attempt to fund the U.S.-Mexico border. In doing so, he will effectively […]
Continue reading »It’s Okay If You Don’t Contact Your Newborn Right Away.
When I was pregnant with my son, a colleague warned me not to be surprised if I didn’t contact him right away. “As a child, […]
Continue reading »How to Keep Track of Your Diet Without Counting Calories
Keeping track of what you eat can help you make better choices because you know that whatever you choose, you’ll have to write it down. […]
Continue reading »How to Learn to Solve Crosswords
For some reason, many people believe that the ability to solve crossword puzzles is a talent that has been handed out to a select few […]
Continue reading »How to Open a Neighborhood Bookstore
Even though we spend more time staring at screens and shopping more on Amazon, book sales in independent bookstores are actually growing . Writer Emma […]
Continue reading »When Should a Job Offer Be Rejected?
Applying for a job is very similar to a date: it’s a tedious, often awkward process that requires a lot of effort for minimal impact, […]
Continue reading »What Wi-Fi Range Should I Use for My Devices?
The Ultimate Lifehacker Guide to Wi-Fi ): title The Ultimate Lifehacker Guide to Wi-Fi Wireless networking is tricky, but not necessary. Let us help you. […]
Continue reading »How to Deal With Rejection in the City
For me, the design finally did it. I lived in New York for almost eight years, all the while feeling that he didn’t particularly want […]
Continue reading »Is Melting Ice, Approved for Use With Pets, Safe for Pets?
Rock salt that is sprinkled on sidewalks to melt snow is bad for your pet’s paws . Rubber booties can help , but if you […]
Continue reading »How to Deal With the End of a Business Relationship
Since the journalism industry changes about once a month, I consider myself an expert in business relationships, namely what to do if you lose your […]
Continue reading »How to Invite Friends Out on a Date
So it finally happened. You have met someone great. They are smart, attractive, they have a job – and they are perfect for your overly […]
Continue reading »How to Reduce the Number of Times You Forget Something Every Day
When you think about your daily life, there are undoubtedly things you could change to make life easier. Reorder the apps on your phone to […]
Continue reading »Have a Successful First Date by Planning the Same Date Every Time
Dating, of course, is a subtle dance in which many unknown factors are present at any given time. That’s why, if you want to eliminate […]
Continue reading »Let Your Child Scream “I Hate You”
One day when my son was about six years old – and for some reason he was angry with me – he climbed the stairs, […]
Continue reading »Good Guidelines for Selecting Popular Science Books
I have a few rules for choosing popular science books: I will not read a book that promises to reveal the “insider secrets” of an […]
Continue reading »Silly Myths About Measles and Why They Are Wrong
You dear Lifehacker readers are smart enough to know that measles is bad and measles vaccine is good. But there is a lot of misinformation […]
Continue reading »How to Date After Divorce
In a past life, I was one of those women who tried to comment on online dating articles with the words “Wow. Sounds awful. I’m […]
Continue reading »Avoid Unhealthy Rejection Reactions
So you were rejected. Maybe someone turned you down, maybe you got dumped, maybe your partner asked for “space.” How do I get them back? […]
Continue reading »How to Politely Reject Anything As a Vegan
My vegan colleagues, it’s time to do something that keeps crowds of potential converts from joining our ranks – and lures even the most dedicated […]
Continue reading »Top Travel Tips in Delhi From Our Readers
This week, in the Hack Your City section, we got your travel tips for the Indian capital, Delhi. The best comments have tips on etiquette, […]
Continue reading »Failure at the Gym Is Okay.
Three years ago, I injured my lower back while doing weightlifting (and again twice after). It was, to put it mildly, an exciting experience. I […]
Continue reading »We Reject the Side Fuss
Read enough about career and money, and you’ll start to see the same tips repeated over and over. Most of them are intelligent and harmless. […]
Continue reading »How Successful People Deal With Rejection at Work
Successful people don’t learn to avoid rejection, but learn to deal with it, learn from it, and even turn it into a new opportunity. We […]
Continue reading »Where to Spend Your Valentine’s Day Vacation If You’re Single
Even if you claim you don’t care about Valentine’s Day, it’s pretty hard not to think about it. Wherever you turn, love is shoved in […]
Continue reading »Soak Beans in the Refrigerator to Cook Faster
Soaking dried beans is a controversial topic . Some people swear by this, insisting that it reduces gases (yes it might) and detoxifies (it definitely […]
Continue reading »Stop Using so Much Salt on Sidewalks
Winter is in full swing, and with it the problem of salt that covers our every sidewalk and street, unless, of course, you live in […]
Continue reading »How to Quit
Getting fired always stinks. But there is something clearly humiliating about being fired from a gig as a workplace council reviewer. I know because it […]
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