There Are Roundtrip Flights in the Southwest Today Starting at Just $ 164
If you’re planning a cross-country trip early next year, Southwest is running a sale you might want to check out. The Points Guy has highlighted […]
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Simplify the Separation of Travel and Home Expenses With Splitwise
I am currently on a 10 day trip with two of my friends. We started in Vegas and are slowly making our way to Denver, […]
Continue reading »Reduce Anxiety During Public Speaking by Thinking About How You Are Helping Your Audience
Public speaking is something a lot of people struggle with. Being on stage, especially in front of a large crowd, can be stressful for even […]
Continue reading »How to View the Space X Commercial Spacecraft Update Tonight
Elon Musk is expected to talk about the new starship and super-heavy rocket Space X, the company’s commercial space travel venture, at 8:00 pm ET […]
Continue reading »Get Inspired for Your Next Vacation by Seeing Where to Fly Straight
When it comes to flying, nothing beats a direct flight. If you are on a direct flight, you are less likely to lose your suitcases […]
Continue reading »Use LinkedIn’s Nearby Feature to Quickly Connect With Other Event Attendees
Whenever you go to a conference or networking event, there is always a moment when you are trying to figure out how to stay in […]
Continue reading »Where Can I Find Clipboard History on PC or Mac?
Welcome back to the next installment of a series of technical tips from Lifehacker, Tech 911 . You write your tough questions, and we give […]
Continue reading »How to Boot From USB Drive or CD on Any Computer
When troubleshooting your computer or installing a new operating system, you may need to “boot from disk” or a USB device (such as an external […]
Continue reading »How to Control Spotify With Siri
Siri can be used to control more than just Apple devices, apps, and services. One such third-party service is the Spotify iOS app, which recently […]
Continue reading »Best Ways to Use Google Assistant Reminders
Anyway, what’s the point of all these digital assistants? Of course, to make life easier. In particular, Google Assistant can not only answer hot questions […]
Continue reading »How to Decide Whether to Accept a Job Offer
You have been contacted about a new concert, but it’s difficult. You’d be happy to stay with your longtime employer, but you’re not sure if […]
Continue reading »Enjoy This Peach and Mint Cocktail for No Particular Reason
What a week it has been. There is a lot going on. I don’t know how much you enjoy relaxing, but if your weekend plans […]
Continue reading »To Feel Better, Learn a Little New Skill
A very large part of personal care is self-centered, be it a pleasure, such as a pleasant bath, or a job, such as making an […]
Continue reading »I’m Megan Walbert, Parenting Editor of Lifehacker, and This Is How I Work
Every week, we share shortcuts, workspaces, and productivity tips from our favorite experts. This week we take a look behind the scenes at Lifehacker. I’m […]
Continue reading »Turn Off the Water While Brushing Your Teeth
If you’re among the nearly half of Americans who leave the water open while you brush your teeth, here are two good reasons to change […]
Continue reading »Durdash’s Latest Data Leak: How to Protect Yourself
Doordash is the latest of the companies “that you probably use, or at least have an account,” faced a major data breach. While your passwords […]
Continue reading »How to Stop Arguing and Solve Relationship Problems
Arguing between couples is completely normal. But sometimes these arguments are not particularly productive and develop into conversations instead of useful discussion, and sometimes they […]
Continue reading »How to Make Taco Bell Crunchwrap Supreme
I’ve been a longtime fan of Taco Bell’s Crunchwrap Supreme. This is silly. It has sour cream in it. It’s in an interesting, supposedly portable […]
Continue reading »I’m Heather Huss, Creative Producer for Lifehacker, and This Is How I Work
Every week, we share shortcuts, workspaces, and productivity tips from our favorite experts. This week we take a look behind the scenes at Lifehacker. I’m […]
Continue reading »According to Merriam-Webster, “Vacay” Is a Real Word.
Merriam-Webster is back on track, adding hundreds of new words to her English vocabulary, a process she calls “a happy fact of life for a […]
Continue reading »Time to Get Your Finances Ready for the Holidays
Hate to smash your pumpkin spice dreams, but surprise! Holidays are just around the corner. If you’re planning on getting into holiday entertainment of any […]
Continue reading »How Do You Spend Your Time Between Sets?
Spend an hour in the gym and you are likely to encounter at least one type of thrust during your workout. Some jerks don’t change […]
Continue reading »How to Take Cycling to the Next Level
Hope you enjoyed our cycling month this September as we hopped on our bikes , ventured outside (maybe), and looked at some workout plans to […]
Continue reading »Who Is Eligible for a Window Shade During Flight?
When you fly, you lose your sense of physical boundaries. You share the armrests with the passengers next to you and that little legroom you […]
Continue reading »Where to Get Free Coffee on International Coffee Day 2019
International Coffee Day – Sunday, September 29th. Some coffee brands will celebrate the day by donating a portion of their sales to charity; others will […]
Continue reading »Comparing Amazon’s New Echo Studio to Other Smart Speakers
Echo Speakers have great features that make them great for setting up an Alexa-powered smart home, but they’re not necessarily known for stellar audio quality, […]
Continue reading »Switch Between Dark and Light Modes on Your Mac Using This Shortcut
The Ultimate Lifehacker Guide to macOS ): title The Ultimate Lifehacker Guide to macOS Many people turn to Macs because they are incredibly easy to […]
Continue reading »Almost Every Couple Makes Mistakes in Communication.
Even the strongest, most synchronized couples can find it difficult to communicate in a relationship. While there are some particularly disturbing communication traps – extreme […]
Continue reading »This Is a Sophisticated Duck Frosting Oil
Duck fat and butter are two of my favorite fats, so it baffles me that until today I have never combined them into one great […]
Continue reading »I’m Nick Douglas, Lifehacker Staff Writer and This Is How I Work
Every week, we share shortcuts, workspaces, and productivity tips from our favorite experts. This week we take a look behind the scenes at Lifehacker. I’m […]
Continue reading »Why Protecting Your Child’s Downtime Is so Important
We know that kids are overwhelmed and overwhelmed. We know they have less downtime, less time for boredom, and less time for play than we […]
Continue reading »How to Fix Bluetooth Audio Stuttering
Bluetooth technology is an integral part of our lives and an essential tool in fighting clutter on wires. It is also notoriously finicky. And when […]
Continue reading »How to Control Your Xbox One With Google Assistant
Now you have even more ways to navigate your Xbox One without using a controller. Microsoft announced that it has launched a skill in Google […]
Continue reading »Learn How to Write Python Code Using Free Microsoft Classes
I’ve always wanted to learn how to program. I would like to at least learn enough programming language to do some basic automation – or […]
Continue reading »Don’t Use Credit Apps Instead of Checking Your Credit Report
If you are registered with a credit monitoring application, you are probably familiar with its most common warning: “No major change in your credit balance.” […]
Continue reading »How to Make a Smoked Cocktail Indoors
Liquid smoke can be used to give cocktails a woody, charred aroma, but it’s a subtle note. Smoky wood is a great scent, but why […]
Continue reading »The Science of Getting Out of Your Comfort Zone (and Why You Need It)
The daily routine can be stable and calming, but over time it can become outdated and limited. All of these inspirational messages telling you to […]
Continue reading »If You Could Do Everything at Once, Would You Have Children?
When I was on the other day I saw this post on To Reddit , I nearly flashed past him. It was titled “Parents: What […]
Continue reading »How to Stop Overreacting to Everything
There is nothing wrong with intermittent overreaction, but if you are constantly upset, angry, or overly defensive, it’s unpleasant for you and the people around […]
Continue reading »What Happens After the President Is Removed From Office?
Right now, anyone interested in the state of American politics is plunging headlong into a series of hypothetical scenarios. If impeachment proceeds as planned by […]
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