Improve Store-Bought Applesauce With a Little Maple Syrup
Applesauce is a great addition to many holiday treats (latkes, ham, roast pork), but store-bought items may be a little short on stock. Luckily, you […]
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Turn Off Facebook Nostalgic Messages “This Day” With This Filter
Facebook’s nostalgia feature for this day can be nice if you like revisiting old posts, but if you want to turn it off, there is […]
Continue reading »Make Your Dates More Enjoyable by Replacing Your “must” With “want”
Finding true love is difficult, but it’s even more difficult when you let other people’s expectations influence your decisions. Avoiding “should” and “want” will help […]
Continue reading »How to Answer Awkward Personal Questions Your Family Always Asks
Several years ago, I brought a new boyfriend over to Christmas dinner. “Is this the same boy as last time?” my uncle asked. It was […]
Continue reading »The Most Popular DIY Projects of 2015
We’re always on the lookout for the best DIY tips at Lifehacker, and there certainly wasn’t a shortage of them this year. Here are some […]
Continue reading »Decorate Cookies Like a Pro With a Mesh Strainer
Homemade cookies are a great gift, and you can make your cookies almost professional with a strainer and powdered sugar. This technique is so simple […]
Continue reading »Steady Square Lets You Weigh Things With Your IPhone 6s (and Play Too)
Apple’s 3D Touch technology may be young, but app developers are already thinking about it outside the box . If you want to use your […]
Continue reading »New Advanced Search Features Have Been Added to Google Drive to Make It Easier to Find Files
Finding files in Google Drive has gotten a lot easier today with an update that offers an easier way to open advanced search options, faster […]
Continue reading »I’m Dan Shapiro, CEO of Glowforge and This Is How I Work
The Glowforge printer is unique: it is not a traditional 3D printer, but a laser cutter that can cut and etch a wide variety of […]
Continue reading »Pushbullet Can Now Receive Files Remotely From Your Other Devices
Android / Windows: Pushbullet is already a great way to bridge the gap between your devices, but now it gets easier. In the latest version, […]
Continue reading »Sign PDFs Instantly Right in the IPhone Email App
We’ve talked about signing documents from your phone before , but one of the lesser known features of iOS 9 was integrating this directly into […]
Continue reading »Boxy Brings Inbox From Gmail to the Mac Desktop
Mac: Gmail’s Inbox is a bit polarizing , but if you consider yourself a fan of it then Boxy is worth a try. Boxy is […]
Continue reading »What to Do If You Were Sleeping in Your Contacts
You shouldn’t sleep in your contacts, but we know that most of you did it anyway (hopefully not on purpose). If you wake up with […]
Continue reading »How to Make 3D Printed Materials Without a 3D Printer
3D-press – it’s damn cool, but promises that by now it will be for all of us at home, did not materialize. Luckily, you don’t […]
Continue reading »Ask How the Company Upholds Your Highest Values at the End of the Interview
“You have questions?” this is the interview question that is always asked . If you want to make sure this job is perfect for you, […]
Continue reading »The Google Play Music Family Plan Is Finally Rolling Out
Google announced a family plan for Google Play Music a few months ago, but the option to sign up is just starting to emerge. Soon […]
Continue reading »How to Recognize Signs of Burnout Before You Burn Out
Once you realize that you are burned out, you can break away from the ledge , but it is better to never reach it at […]
Continue reading »Take Advantage of Motivation Waves to Build Better Habits
This is the time of year for New Year’s promises, and for many people it means trying to develop better habits. One way to set […]
Continue reading »Cortana, Microsoft’s Digital Assistant, Is Now Available to Everyone on IOS and Android
iOS / Android: Cortana, one of the coolest features in Windows 10 , is now available to iOS and Andorid users. Cortana has been in […]
Continue reading »Keep a Sleep Diary to Help You Get Better Sleep
There is nothing better than a good night’s sleep, so when you don’t get it, it can be the hardest problem to solve. To understand […]
Continue reading »Give Away Boxed Items to Your Unwanted Items in Good Faith for Free
The end of the year is a great time to donate things you don’t need, but finding the time to donate them can be tricky. […]
Continue reading »Add Ghee With Spices for a Tastier Baked Product.
There is nothing wrong with traditional sugar cookies, but if you are looking for a way to stand out from the cookie exchange, consider adding […]
Continue reading »When Making Healthy Lifestyle Choices, Focus on What You Get, Not What You Give Up.
Think of all the times when you say no when choosing what you think is best for your health. Anything “shouldn’t” or “not have” can […]
Continue reading »Respond to Criticism With “Thank You” to Get the Most Out of It
Nobody likes criticism, which is stupid. Criticism is a great way to improve yourself . If you want to get better feedback and improve your […]
Continue reading »This Site Teaches You How to Prepare and Fight Online Harassment.
The Internet is one of the world’s greatest inventions. It is sometimes used by real assholes to do some pretty crappy stuff. If you’ve ever […]
Continue reading »“Renting Is Throwing Money Away” Is Completely Untrue
You may have heard the old adage “rent is a waste of money”. It seems like common sense. When you rent, you don’t buy anything, […]
Continue reading »Everything You Need to Do at the End of the Year to Optimize Your Taxes for 2015
This is supposed to be the most beautiful time of the year, so taxes are probably the least to think about. It’s not the most […]
Continue reading »The Most Popular Culinary Hacks of 2015
Cooking tips aren’t just for gourmets. We all eat every day (unless you’re a robot), and better cooking means healthier food, more delicious meals, and […]
Continue reading »Fattier Meat Requires More Salt to Taste Right
While it’s fair to say that most foods should be salted to taste, this in-depth experiment shows that fatty meats require much more salt to […]
Continue reading »Break Out of Your Social Shell by Choosing a More Outgoing Friend
If you’re trying to be more comfortable in social situations, attachment to your butterfly buddy can help you become more socially open. Meeting people better […]
Continue reading »Start Your Daily Journaling Habit With This Simple Template
Daily diary – a habit that gives a lot of great benefits , for example, to deal with the emotions, focus on goals and develop […]
Continue reading »Build a Simple Photo Alarm System With Arduino
Burglar alarm systems are complex. However, if you just want to catch a sandwich thief at work or a cat spilling all your water bottles, […]
Continue reading »CleanMyDrive 2 Automatically Removes Junk From OS X Hard Drives and Is Updated With a New Design
We were fans of CleanMyDrive when it was originally released because it made managing multiple external drives a lot easier. Now, after a recent update, […]
Continue reading »Think About the Questions, Not the Answers During the Brainstorming Session.
It is easy to think that during your brainstorming session you have to make a list of possible solutions. At 99u, they offer the opposite […]
Continue reading »How to Pack for a Weekend Trip
Last weekend I went to Hudson, NY to enjoy some really good food . I grabbed my good old Condor 3 Day Assault Backpack and […]
Continue reading »Pocket Now Lets You Follow People and Read What They Recommend
Pocket recommended feed has gotten a little more personal. You can now follow friends and community leaders to see what they recommend in the Read […]
Continue reading »Get a Better Haircut by Saying You Have an Important Event Next Week.
Knowing barbershop jargon can help you get the haircut you want, but if you want to motivate your hairdresser or stylist, you can mention an […]
Continue reading »“Ancient Grains” Like Quinoa Are More Fashionable Than Wheat, but Not Healthier
The Ancient Seeds have been officially mainstream since January this year with their own version of Cheerios . Varieties such as quinoa, spelled and teff […]
Continue reading »Learn Survival Skills From the 340-Page Guide to Disaster Preparedness in Tokyo
This extensive, informative survival basics guide from the Tokyo Metropolitan Government teaches you how to turn your pants into a backpack, how to make an […]
Continue reading »How to Stop Apologizing for Everything You Do
For many of us, the word “sorry” has become what we say back, regardless of whether we did anything wrong. This seemingly harmless habit can […]
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