Make Papa John’s Garlic Butter Sauce Without Garlic and Oil
It is difficult to separate the problematic figure from his art. In the case of “Pope” John Schnatter, this art is manifested in a buttery […]
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Himalayan Salt Is Just Salt but Pink
Salt has its uses: it flavors food, keeps us from dying of sodium deficiency (rare, but real), and, well, that’s it. And that’s true whether […]
Continue reading »What to Do If You Are Rejected on Social Media
The nuances of social media relationship management can give anyone headaches. And while I hate using the phrase KonMari , you don’t have to put […]
Continue reading »We Reject All Gimmicks Associated With Drinking Water
Telling people to drink more water is a lazy and mostly useless health trick. You will drink when you are thirsty. Why complicate things? I […]
Continue reading »National Parks Font Download Free
If you love fonts or national parks (or both), you’re in luck – you can download the font from park signs for free. The iconic […]
Continue reading »How to Help Your Teen Get Through Their First Breakup
Teenage love can be sweet, pervasive, and intense. This is also probably temporary. Of course, there is a chance that your child’s first love can […]
Continue reading »What Does This Confusing Term Mean in Your 401 (K) Plan
Sliding Path, Planned Date, Risk Management. Deciphering the terms in our retirement accounts can often seem like a translation of a foreign language. A recent […]
Continue reading »I’m Franky Chan, Founder of IHEARTCOMIX, and This Is How I Work
If you’re trying to combine creative work with “paying the bills”, look at IHEARTCOMIX, a creative agency that combines its client work (recent projects include […]
Continue reading »What Drives You Crazy at Work?
Maybe your boss is a jerk. Maybe the team you are managing has strange internal conflicts. Maybe you are in doubt about your next career […]
Continue reading »Learn a New Language by Watching Netflix
Trying to learn a new language but can’t find the time? Give your viewing experience a whole new purpose and learn the basics of Japanese, […]
Continue reading »How to Add New Dark Mode and Colorful Chrome Themes
Everyone loves dark mode. Adding a high-contrast version of “reverse-type” websites and apps has always been a success for power users, presumably because their dark […]
Continue reading »What Parents Need to Know About CBD
Recently, my teenage daughter and I ate brunch at a famous restaurant in Soho. While we were waiting for breakfast to arrive, I noticed a […]
Continue reading »According to Reddit, These Are the Life Tips People Actually Use.
Here at Lifehacker we’re endlessly inundated with tips on how to lead a more streamlined life, but not all tips are the same. The best […]
Continue reading »Control Your Life 10 Minutes at a Time With 144 Blocks
As blogger Tim Urban writes in his book Wait But Why, your typical waking day lasts about 1,000 minutes . Urban loves to analyze his […]
Continue reading »Become a Pro at HQ Trivia With Google Assistant
Do you want to master HQ Trivia at a convenient time for you? Google Assistant can help you with this. Google and HQ Trivia, an […]
Continue reading »Mixing Cocktails Safely With This New Website
The words “cocktail safety” probably conjure up memories of scorched eyebrows from mistaken flames and nothing more, but it turns out that your fancy drink […]
Continue reading »How to Get Out of the Gym
Look, sometimes gyms suck. Your gym might not have the right equipment, it might be too expensive or too far away, or you might just […]
Continue reading »Live: Ask “Am I Dying ?!” Doctors, You Have Urgent Health Questions [Update: Done]
Ahhh we are alive! Until 2:00 pm ET, Cardiologists Christopher Kelly, MD, and Mark Eisenberg, MD, FACC are the authors of Am I Dying ?! […]
Continue reading »How to React to Microaggression Like a Colored Face
Within minutes of any first date, Uber ride, or any other social event that requires meeting complete strangers, usually the first thing that comes up […]
Continue reading »How to Cook Your First Valentine’s Day Dinner
So you’ve decided to stay this year and make a nice Valentine’s Day dinner for your sweetheart. There is only one problem: you have absolutely […]
Continue reading »How to Make Egg Bites at Starbucks
If you’ve ever bought – or tried to purchase – the often sold-out egg nuggets at Starbucks, you understand their appeal. They have a velvety, […]
Continue reading »We Reject All Baby Sleep Hacks
I’ve been tasked with coming up with one parenting trick that I would like to briefly reject in honor of Waiver Week here at Lifehacker. […]
Continue reading »Add a ‘fast-Paced Goal’ to Your Day
My wife and I hope to do a lot every weekend. All our goals, from “washing our hair” to “paying taxes,” we write down on […]
Continue reading »How to Survive When Friends Broke up With Each Other
Late one night last year, I was sitting in my apartment and working when my phone rang. It was my close friend Alex *. Alex […]
Continue reading »Complete Your Unfinished Projects With This Free App
All task management apps are good, but sometimes you need a little more organizational power than a simple (digital) to-do list. I’ve been experimenting with […]
Continue reading »How to Get Motivated to Work on Your Sex Life
You know your sex life is short. You fought badly with your partner because of the poor state of your sex life. You’ve read magazines […]
Continue reading »You Can File Tax Returns After April 15 in These Nine States
Nine state residents have some leeway when it comes to the April 15 US tax filing deadline. To be clear: in most cases this is […]
Continue reading »Stop Recycling Amazon Plastic Packaging
Recycling can be quite challenging – it’s never as easy as throwing plastic in the plastic recycling bin. For example, most roadside recycling programs do […]
Continue reading »How to Say No to a Second Date
I’m very good at giving up on second dates, mainly because I go on first dates so often. There are times when we both admit […]
Continue reading »How to Help Your Child Cope With Social Rejection
Watching our children get rejected, especially by their peers, is one of the most painful parts of parenting. Obviously, we cannot protect them from rejection: […]
Continue reading »How to Reject Someone on Social Media
I have to deal with so much nonsense on social media that I feel like shutting down almost every site I visit at least once […]
Continue reading »You Are Dying? Ask Two Cardiologists About Your Health Tomorrow at 1:00 Pm ET.
So: that weird clicking sound in your knee is back again. And today you vomited randomly for about an hour, but then it passed, and […]
Continue reading »Go Ahead and Break Your Streak
Over the years, we’ve tried many techniques to reinforce a new habit. Connecting your ego to everyday activities is just one of them, and it […]
Continue reading »How to Deal With Romantic Rejection
The mystery of love is overshadowed by the much larger mystery of how to deal with hell if you get dumped. Here’s how to get […]
Continue reading »Get Over It With Lifehacker’s Opt-Out Playlist
How are you? Oh no! I thought it would last forever! But I always knew you were too good for this. Sorry buddy. Sounds rude. […]
Continue reading »How to Motivate Yourself to Exercise When It’s Cold Outside
What’s worse than going to the gym after a long day at work? Head to the gym in the middle of the polar maelstrom. When […]
Continue reading »How to Be a Gardener Parent
“You can do it,” I told my 7-year-old son. “We won’t stop until you get it. I know you can handle it. “ Oh, how […]
Continue reading »How to Send Food and Drinks Back
Dinner and drinks can be costly, and you, as a customer, have a right to enjoyment. But being entitled to something doesn’t mean you have […]
Continue reading »How to Leave a Friend
A few years ago, one of my best college friends broke up with me. “I think it would be better if we moved away from […]
Continue reading »Tell Us Your Top Travel Tips for Delhi
Choosing a location for Hack Your City makes me dizzy. There are so many places with so many people . This week we are talking […]
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