What You Need to Know About the New TSA Rules
As travel begins to gradually resume, many of us are wondering what changes will be made to the check-in and boarding process in the future. […]
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Why Is It so Difficult to Predict the Shape of Economic Recovery
While the post-pandemic recovery of the US economy will be long and difficult, there is already a lot of speculation about what the economic recovery […]
Continue reading »Shuffle Your Deck of Cards for a Quick Workout
For today’s classic home workout, we look back to 2011 when Lifehacker created its own workout routine on a now defunct platform called Fleetly. He […]
Continue reading »Are You Overly Reliant on Sleep or Anxiety Medications?
Even more than usual, our lives right now are shaped by stress, which results in many disturbing, sleepless nights. For many, this meant turning to […]
Continue reading »Put Rum in Your Capri Sun
Hi guys from the 90s. Last night as I was doing my weekly grocery run, I responded to the sweet, nostalgic siren tune of a […]
Continue reading »What to Watch This Weekend, May 29-31, 2020
Looking for something fun to watch tonight? Every day we search for and highlight the best streaming options. Yesterday we told you about a virtual […]
Continue reading »How to Automatically Add Chapters to YouTube Videos
YouTube has a new “chapters” feature that allows creators to add timestamps to specific locations in their videos so that users can jump to the […]
Continue reading »How to Argue a Baby and a Newborn at the Same Time
Except for one (very) long weekend as foster parent, I have never carried a baby and a newborn at the same time. But that very […]
Continue reading »Should I Be Worried About the Mysterious Boxes on My City’s Power Poles?
I don’t really pay much attention to the power poles in my area – as long as they are solid and not sparks, weird buzzing […]
Continue reading »How to Vote by Mail
It’s 2020, so, naturally, the post office has become politicized . In particular, the president insisted on the fact, in order to simplify voting by […]
Continue reading »Fix Your Crappy Phone Photos With This Powerful App
Your phone’s camera is more powerful than ever, but far from reliable. It’s always discouraging to think that you’ve taken the perfect shot just to […]
Continue reading »Soak and Freeze Bamboo Skewers for Summer Grilling
Chopsticks are especially fun during the summer months, and tossing the kebab on the wire rack is an easy way to do it. But bamboo […]
Continue reading »Don’t Follow Twitter Accounts for the Latest News
When events move quickly, such as last night’s protests against police violence in Minneapolis, disinformation spreads quickly too. Check your sources and don’t trust accounts […]
Continue reading »How to Change Your Tax Return Online
If you’ve ever had to amend your taxes, you know the process goes the old fashioned way: mailing out forms. But that will change completely […]
Continue reading »Our Top Tips for Ironing
You may have been wearing sweatpants for months, but trust: There will come a time when you need to finally wear something good again. So […]
Continue reading »How to Link Kids to Friends in Minecraft
If your child is anything like mine, he spent several thousand hours of quarantine playing Minecraft. But if they only play Minecraft in single player […]
Continue reading »What to Do If You Are Entitled to a Raise
Since the coronavirus isolation began, those of us fortunate enough to keep our jobs have put a lot of time and energy into our work. […]
Continue reading »Use a Spoonful of Shrimp Paste If You Can’t Find Anchovies
Yesterday I found myself in an intricate puzzle of minds. I decided to make a homemade Caesar dressing, and I had all the ingredients — […]
Continue reading »How to Install the Windows 10 May 2020 Update If It’s Missing
The Windows 10 May 2020 Update is here, but it might not be for you . Yes, this is another issue. Yes, we usually recommend […]
Continue reading »Host Olympics at Home
Even though the Olympics are canceled for 2020, your family won’t have to do without competing in sporting events this summer if you play your […]
Continue reading »How to Set Benchmarks for the Aspiring Runner
If you are new to jogging, you are probably curious to know what you are capable of. But if the only goal you know is […]
Continue reading »These Are the Cheapest IPhones You Can Buy Right Now.
Buying a new iPhone doesn’t have to be bankrupt, and I firmly believe that most people don’t need to spend $ 1000 or more on […]
Continue reading »Put Hash Browns in Your Breakfast Sandwich
I am fanatically addicted to breakfast sandwiches. I love how customizable (and therefore deeply personal) they are; More than any other food, ordering a sandwich […]
Continue reading »What to Watch Tonight, May 28, 2020
Looking for something fun to watch tonight? Every day we search for and highlight the best streaming options. Yesterday we told you about the launch […]
Continue reading »Best Features of Windows 10 May 2020 Big Update
Microsoft’s big May 2020 update for Windows 10 is here, and it contains many new features and changes. This is not one of those subtle […]
Continue reading »What HBO Max Is Missing
HBO’s new streaming service, HBO Max, launched yesterday, and with it, there has been a lot of confusion about how and where you can access […]
Continue reading »What to Do If You Receive an Unemployment Benefit Letter You Never Asked For
This is happening in Massachusetts, Washington and possibly in your area: scammers are trying to swoop in and take advantage of unemployment pandemic programs using […]
Continue reading »You Don’t Always Know Who Is at High Risk.
America is in a rush to reopen and more of us are planning to get back to work and resume some of our usual activities, […]
Continue reading »How Are You Going to Get Through the Summer at Home?
For several weeks now I have been focusing on a specific date: June 9th. I had until June 9th to make a plan for this […]
Continue reading »How to Deal With Your Pet’s Anxiety
If your pet has been acting strange lately, you are not alone. Pet owners in the era of the pandemic have reported many strange new […]
Continue reading »YouTube Subscribers Can Get Free Nest Mini Now
Google is giving away a free Nest Mini smart speaker next month to all YouTube Premium and Google Play subscribers. Offer valid for any Google […]
Continue reading »Do Ramos Gin Fizz Without Tiring Your Hand
There seem to be two somewhat opposite quarantine states: extremely lazy and disgustingly productive. For the most part, I fall into the first category; I […]
Continue reading »What Happens If I Add an Authorized User to My Credit Card?
Adding someone to your credit card account as an authorized user can help them create or recover their credit. But you also need to protect […]
Continue reading »How to Share Your Location With Google Plus Codes
When you need to deliver something or need to call for help, you will likely give the person on the other end of the line […]
Continue reading »How to Get the Most Out of Your Meditation
If your meditation practice is just another thing to cross off your to-do list, or if you’ve tried meditation but didn’t find it as calming […]
Continue reading »How to Do Outdoor Activities Indoors
So far, my son’s summer camp for June has been canceled and I expect July and August to eventually follow suit. We canceled two long […]
Continue reading »What to Do If Your Old LiveJournal Password Is Leaked
I love receiving emails from Firefox Monitor saying that my email was discovered as the result of a brand new data breach. The insult is […]
Continue reading »Should You Try Facebook’s New CatchUp App?
Facebook recently released an early version of CatchUp , a voice chat app with one useful feature: users can see when their contacts are available […]
Continue reading »Taking Melatonin Is Not a Sleep Cure
With all of us probably suffering from a bout of sleepless nights lately, you might be tempted to grab a bottle of melatonin, a natural […]
Continue reading »Why Your Positive Coronavirus Antibody Test May Be Wrong
The CDC has released new guidance on antibody testing, which notes that a test with 90-95% accuracy can give false positives in more than half […]
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