Create the Best Budget by Thinking of Your Money As Someone Else’s
Giving advice is easier than taking it . You tell your friend that she really needs to get rid of this jerk, but at the […]
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How to Get End-to-End Encryption on Skype
Skype is one of the most popular messaging apps out there, but it never offered the type of end-to-end encryption that would become the standard […]
Continue reading »You Can Now Try the 1Password App for Free
iOS: It’s 2018, and you still write “1234” in all password fields, right? Thanks to Apple, you now have no excuse for sharing the same […]
Continue reading »Happy Hour With 3 Ingredients: Boulevard
Happy weekend everyone, and welcome back to Happy 3 Ingredient Hour , a weekly drinks column featuring very simple yet delicious libations. This week we’ll […]
Continue reading »Text Neck Was Never a Real Epidemic
Have you been overwhelmed by a devastating epidemic, first identified less than a decade ago, when people flexed their necks to look at their phones? […]
Continue reading »The Best Way to Answer Is, “Do I Look Good?”
You are preparing for a big night out in the city when your companion turns to you and asks, “Do I look good?” Sip . […]
Continue reading »How Your Mindset Affects Your Finances
Money is an abstract and complex topic, especially since the endless stream of financial products such as mortgages, credit cards, and student loans. So how […]
Continue reading »CES 2018 Parenting Gadgets You Must Hear About
Tech companies are striving to make life easier for moms and dads, as evidenced by numerous innovations at this year’s Consumer Electronics Show . Here […]
Continue reading »Make New Year’s Eve Decisions in April, Not January
I, to be clear, believe in the power of putting arbitrary constraints on oneself in order to achieve anything. This is why I make to-do […]
Continue reading »Your Life Hack Is Just a Recruitment of Employees
I’ll pick the story I saw in the Wall Street Journal , but only because it is typical of a whole genre of advice offered […]
Continue reading »When Should You Buy Extra Virgin Olive Oil?
When it comes to confusing labels and prices, I believe olive oil is second only to wine. Once you get to grips with everything to […]
Continue reading »Get the Most Out of Your Hours
With 2018, you probably have a list of decisions that you would like to keep, goals that you can’t wait to achieve, and habits that […]
Continue reading »Life Hacks That We Actually Use
While we at Lifehacker value life hacks, we don’t use all the tips every single day. We also tend to write about things that are […]
Continue reading »New Pokémon Go Update Will No Longer Work on Older IOS Devices
iOS: If the kid who doubles down as a monster-fighter in your life is addicted to catching oddly shaped fictional animals (or if you’re addicted […]
Continue reading »Don’t Download These Fake Telegram Apps
Finding a fake app is usually pretty straightforward, but that hasn’t stopped hackers and scammers from tricking us . The final example is a couple […]
Continue reading »How to Create an Anonymous Google Shared Sheet
In new material on The Cut, writer Moira Donegan reveals that she created the Shitty Media Men , an anonymous collaborative Google Sheets spreadsheet that […]
Continue reading »How to Replace IPhone 6 Plus Battery Without Help From Apple
If you are still using an iPhone 6 Plus , chances are your battery life is terrible. The lithium batteries that power nearly all of […]
Continue reading »Your Amazon Order May Block Your Access to Trusted Travel Programs
You wouldn’t think online shopping could cause customs issues, but if you accidentally order fake products on Amazon, it can happen. If you plan to […]
Continue reading »How Crisis Text Counselors Help Children Feel Safe Again
Eating disorder crises are more frequent on Mondays. Substance abuse is at its worst at five in the morning. Keep in mind that if someone […]
Continue reading »Why Duck Fat Mayonnaise Is a Mayonnaise You Should Make
I love mayonnaise very much. As someone who has eaten more than the church dinners rely on, I think this is a seasoning that goes […]
Continue reading »Manage Your Attention, Not Time
“I’m too busy!” “I do not have enough time!” “If only there were more hours of the day.” It’s strange that feeling overwhelmed and busy […]
Continue reading »What to Buy (and What Not to Buy) After Moving
So, you are in your brand new apartment or house. Some of the boxes are still waiting to be unpacked, but you’re so excited to […]
Continue reading »Why You Can’t Stop Halfway, Even If You Know It’s a Bad Idea
You ascend the porch when you realize that it is covered in shimmering slippery ice. Your mind wants to stop so you don’t hurt yourself, […]
Continue reading »Use Apple Music and Spotify to Build One Good App
So I tried to upgrade to Apple Music. I was fed up with Spotify and its thousands of little problems, and I missed iTunes. (Actually […]
Continue reading »Automate Your Savings With IFTTT
If you’re trying to save money with a financial app, this tip from commenter Drew-Ferg11 will be very helpful: Qapital doesn’t invest in stocks like […]
Continue reading »Learn About These Symptoms of the Underlying Causes of Maternal Death
On her Vogue cover, Serena Williams shared how she nearly died after giving birth to her daughter Alexis, Olympia Ohanian Jr. The day after the […]
Continue reading »How to Buy Cryptocurrency
So, you are ready to buy cryptocurrency . You may have read about blockchain technology and are convinced that it really is the future. Or […]
Continue reading »If You Pay Any Fees, Get a New Bank
The first year or so I had a Chase checking account, I was paying $ 25 a month because I was not maintaining their preferred […]
Continue reading »What to Do If Plasticine Is Washed Out
Jolie Kerr is a cleaning expert, advice columnist, and New York Times bestselling author of My Boyfriend Is Boiling In My Purse … And Other […]
Continue reading »Best Tokyo Tips According to Our Readers
For the first time on Hack Your City, we went far beyond our usual English-speaking range. While most of the episodes in this column revolve […]
Continue reading »Walk a Mile in the Shoes of Your Unrighteous
Welcome back to Mid-Week Meditations , Lifehacker’s weekly dip in the pool of stoic wisdom and a guide to using its waters to meditate and […]
Continue reading »Valuable Money Advice Dad Gave Me
Dad and I are as different as two people can be when one has shaped the experience and personality of the other for 18 years: […]
Continue reading »How to Look for Jobs on Twitter and Facebook
Job search is already a complex maze of many sites, searches and alerts, so you might think that you also need to expand your social […]
Continue reading »How to Travel to Cuba Alone With Trump’s New Rules
Since Trump limited travel to Cuba in November, you can assume that US citizens are once again barred from visiting Cuba, but that is simply […]
Continue reading »Use This Tool to Find Out How Segregated Your School District Really Is.
One would like to think that decades of social progress would erase racial segregation in education, but a 2013 study by the Economic Policy Institute […]
Continue reading »What Are These Rando Brands on Your Insta Feed?
The next time an ad appears on your Instagram, check out the brand. This is most likely a third-party reseller using the Insta algorithm, content […]
Continue reading »Chop up Chicken Scraps for Great Cooking Oil
We all know how to preserve bird bones for storage, but the extra skin and fat you find after cutting up a piece of poultry […]
Continue reading »How to Protect Your Dog’s Paws From Rock Salt
Since a snow bomb recently hit the East Coast, I have been forced to equip my tiny terrier with a coat and special footwear. Ball-like […]
Continue reading »Why Kodak Bitcoin Scheme Is a Scam to Avoid
Like your college friend who won’t stop posting on Facebook, Kodak is really into cryptocurrencies . At CES 2018, the company announced a two-pronged blockchain […]
Continue reading »Stop Feeling Bad About Saying “uh” and “uh”
We all have the conventional wisdom that insertion words like “mmm”, “mmm” and especially the intimidating “like” don’t have a place in conversation. They make […]
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