There Is No Better Size Starbucks Coffee on the Menu
There is no such thing as “small” on the Starbucks menu. Sizes, as anyone who has listened to a bad stand-up comedy show knows, is […]
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Use This Cheat Sheet to Cut the Perfect Plinth Corners
Installing skirting boards in your home is a relatively easy way to brighten up the space a little. While the overall process is straightforward enough […]
Continue reading »How to Listen When Your Child Is Having a Bad Day
Our children will return – or will return very soon – to school , which means that evening moodiness sets in. They (mostly) kept it […]
Continue reading »How to Protect Parents From Online Dating Scams
In April, The Cut spoke to Debbie Montgomery Johnson, a 60-year-old victim of an online dating scam that cost her more than $ 1 million. […]
Continue reading »How to Get Exclusive Samsung Galaxy Note 10 Wallpaper for Android or IPhone
The Ultimate Lifehacker Guide to Android ): title The Ultimate Lifehacker Guide to Android Don’t be discouraged by the many (many!) Android settings and apps. […]
Continue reading »How to Talk to People at the Gym
It’s perfectly okay to spend an hour or two in a gym full of people and not talk to anyone. With headphones on, monitor your […]
Continue reading »Use Your Gift Cards ASAP
Next time you receive a gift card, don’t save it for a special occasion – and don’t throw it in your desk drawer or forget […]
Continue reading »Don’t Post Your Toddler’s Tantrum on Social Media
The great thing about parenting in the age of social media is that we have an easy way to connect with others in these isolated […]
Continue reading »Add Seaweed to the Paste
Adding salt until the water in the paste is “salty like the sea” is common practice, but nobody talks about the other salty, oceanic flavors […]
Continue reading »This Is What the Normal Expense Ratio Fee Looks Like
What cost ratios do you pay for your investment portfolio? Do you have any idea how much to pay for the convenience of storing hard-earned […]
Continue reading »Do a Heavy Workout Before Boarding the Plane
On a busy day of travel, often the last thing I want to do is add another preparatory task. But in an interview, the Allbirds […]
Continue reading »The Ultimate Music List for Work and Study
I cannot work in silence. And if I work with words – which is most of the time – I can’t work playing typical pop, […]
Continue reading »What’s in Store for and Out of Netflix in the Week of August 26, 2019
You and I are not one of those people for whom the whole “summer is over, we will return to routine” as soon as Labor […]
Continue reading »Ask About Hotel or Wi-Fi on Airbnb Before Booking
Last Christmas, I decided to splurge on Airbnb for a few days in my hometown, rather than staying with friends and family throughout the trip. […]
Continue reading »How to Enable the New Chrome Extensions Menu
If you read my Lifehacker posts, you will quickly realize that I am a fan of browser extensions. I have extensions to add dark mode […]
Continue reading »Keep Your Space Clean With Regular Cleaning Days
Admittedly, I’m a pretty dirty person. I constantly have stacks of things around my office, and sometimes at home, which I plan to get to […]
Continue reading »How to Check If Your Internet Has Enough Speed to Stream Netflix in 4K
If you want to be able to stream 4K Ultra HD content from Netflix, you will not only need a high-definition TV, but also a […]
Continue reading »How to Find the Wizard of Oz Easter Egg in Ruby Slippers on Google
80th Anniversary of the Wizard of Oz – Sunday. To celebrate the occasion, Google has added a funny Easter egg to Google searches that will […]
Continue reading »How to Prevent Spammers From Entering Your Google Calendar
My boyfriend and I have a shared Google calendar, so we can keep track of each other’s various activities and commitments, as well as things […]
Continue reading »What Caused the Fires in the Amazon Rainforest?
At 3 pm on Monday, the largest city in Brazil, the S ã about Paolo , plunged into darkness as a result of smoke from […]
Continue reading »Should You Be Concerned When a Company Asks You to Reset Your Password?
We try our best to keep Lifehacker readers informed about recent data breaches and security vulnerabilities that could have compromised their data. Any good website […]
Continue reading »How Do I Automatically Expand My Gmail Conversations?
In this week’s tech support column on Lifehacker, we tackle a relatively simple problem with Gmail, but it’s probably very annoying if you emphasize how […]
Continue reading »College Students Can Now Get Sirius XM for $ 4 Per Month
If you are currently studying at a college or university, Sirius XM has a great deal for you. The satellite radio company is offering students […]
Continue reading »You Can Now Defer Your Student Loan While You Are on Cancer Treatment
Last year, a law came into force that should allow cancer patients to suspend federal student loans for the duration of treatment and for six […]
Continue reading »Retain Job Description for Future Wage Negotiations
You have a warm and fluffy job – at least for now. After a lengthy application process that included at least one phone interview and […]
Continue reading »How to Try Out the New Apple ICloud Website (and Reminders)
The Apple Reminders app is an incredibly useful way to stay organized on iOS and macOS – available again through your web browser thanks to […]
Continue reading »Do Not Wear Contact Lenses While Showering or Swimming
Contact lens technology has improved dramatically since all you had to do was apply hard plastic chips to your eyeball. But even with all the […]
Continue reading »New Users Can Get Free Spotify Premium for 3 Months
If you haven’t tried Spotify Premium yet, you can now test drive the music service for free for three months before you have to pay […]
Continue reading »Think Pink With Shandy With Campari Thorns
Everyone happy holidays and welcome back to “ Happy Hour with 3 ingredients” , a weekly column drinks, which presents a super-simple but delicious libations. […]
Continue reading »What Are Your Favorite Note-Taking Apps?
The Internet and the subsequent rise in popularity of smartphones and cloud storage have revolutionized the note-taking process. It’s now easier than ever to save […]
Continue reading »Find Easter Eggs From Your Favorite Show on the TVDetails Subreddit
Some TV shows have too many jokes to be caught in a single viewing: Arrested Development , Rock 30 , Bojack Horseman , The Simpsons […]
Continue reading »How to Spot Fraudulent Airbnb Listings
On a recent Reddit thread, u / brunoflourenco shared his experience of listing on Airbnb in London, which turned out to be fake. “We come, […]
Continue reading »Take This Quiz to Learn How to Give Travel Advice
Many of us know how to tip when we are in a restaurant, cafe or hairdresser. When do we travel? Who else gets tips besides […]
Continue reading »How to Get Out of the Financial Pit of Despair
When you decide to work towards a big financial goal, motivation comes naturally from the start. You are thrilled to start giving up. As you […]
Continue reading »David Allen’s Favorite Productivity Fans Books “How It’s Done”
David Allen, author of the Getting Things Done productivity bible, shares his five favorite productivity books in a new interview with Five Books . GTD […]
Continue reading »If Google Calendar Events Just Disappeared on Your Mac, Try These Temporary Fixes
This is what I get if I don’t touch my Mac for a day or so. Thanks to the advice of Lifehacker reader David (unrelated) […]
Continue reading »Watch a Heartbreaking Short Film on How to Pack Your Suitcase
Learn how to pack your suitcase effectively and maybe cry while you’re on it. Based on flash fiction by author Ron Kertge, this heart-warming, still-short […]
Continue reading »Everything You Need to Survive the School Season
My son will go to third grade next week, and this is the first year when instead of saying “Hurray friends and learn!” it’s more […]
Continue reading »Try the Brick Workout to Spice up Your Swimming
At first I was a runner. Then I started cycling. When I learned to swim, I soon thought: this is the missing piece! I can […]
Continue reading »Three Soda Water Myths Debunked
Whether you call it seltzer, soda, or sparkling water, this sparkling drink is becoming popular every day, and Americans are consuming it more and more […]
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