Schedule a Personal Inventory Day Each Month
As important as setting New Year’s plans is figuring out how we achieve them and not getting bogged down in work so much that we […]
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How to Fix the New SoundCloud Streaming Format
SoundCloud recently switched its music streams from MP3 from 128kbps to Opus 64kbps. Many users hear a decrease in sound quality at high frequencies. Artist […]
Continue reading »What to Do With a Mole in an Inconvenient Place
Welcome back to Burning Questions. The author of today’s letter just wants to take care of their skin health, but one of their moles is […]
Continue reading »Get Rid of the Coffee Table
There was a time when my coffee table was my most expensive piece of furniture. Until the days of the shelves, it served as the […]
Continue reading »How to Make Your Tweets More Accessible to the Blind
Your Twitter feed is probably littered with photos. Photos, videos, and GIFs can add a lot to a tweet, but can upset the visually impaired […]
Continue reading »Count on the 401 (K) Benefits of Your Job Versus Student Loan Assistance Offers
Americans have borrowed about $ 1.48 trillion in student loans, and about 70% of undergraduate students borrow money to go to college, according to research […]
Continue reading »Consider These Digital Currency Exchange Alternatives for Coinbase
Over the past few months, Coinbase has become almost synonymous with Bitcoin and other major cryptocurrencies . The popular digital currency exchange hits the headlines […]
Continue reading »Worst News of 2018 Probably Won’t Be Trump’s Tweets
New Year’s Eve, a new set of bizarre tweets from the President: This time, he and Kim Jong-un are bragging about the relative size of […]
Continue reading »Personalize Your Mac’s Context Menu
MacOS: Once Apple finally implemented right-clicking, Mac apps loaded up a context menu with additional functionality. MacOS even includes a few of them by default. […]
Continue reading »Why Getting a Flu Shot Is Still Smart
Every year, a new flu shot is given to match the specific flu strains that are spreading around. This year’s shot is just a normal […]
Continue reading »How Your Age Affects Your Opinion
I’ve always dreamed of Opinionpedia to summarize the subjective stuff that Wikipedia doesn’t account for: is a certain group considered stupid, or a city considered […]
Continue reading »How to Go for the Best Whiskey
When I met Patrick Marran it was a cold December evening in New York. My girlfriend and I had just given up trying to break […]
Continue reading »How to Tell If Your Child Is Too Sick for School
Looking through the handbook section on illnesses in my daughter’s preschool orientation, the principal told the parents, “If we made every child with a runny […]
Continue reading »Optimize Your Movie Snack With These Popcorn Toppings
Awards season is fast approaching, which means you should watch a lot of films – so you can express your smart and good opinion of […]
Continue reading »How to Put Rubber Booties on Your Dog
With the end of the world hanging over us due to climate change, it is important to consider not only our own mortality, but also […]
Continue reading »How to Protect Yourself From Meltdown and Specter, the Latest Processor Security Flaws
Almost every device you have has a couple of security flaws that could allow hackers to steal information such as passwords and other personal information. […]
Continue reading »How to Quit This Addictive App
I don’t know about you, but I’ve heard a lot of people say they want to ditch some particularly exciting aspects of modern technology in […]
Continue reading »Best Seattle Reader Tips
We asked Seattle for advice. We received over 250 comments. If you’re heading to Seattle soon, read the top 67 comments in the Staff section […]
Continue reading »Increase the Power of the Radiators With Aluminum Foil
Whether you’re on the path of a cyclone bomb or somewhere else in a really cold world, you might want your radiators to pump out […]
Continue reading »You Don’t Need to See Numbers When You Weigh Yourself
Some of us are too obsessed with numbers. Perhaps most of us. Unfortunately, if you step on the scale every morning to see if you […]
Continue reading »“Ask a Neat Person Because Your Parents Want More of Your Promiscuous Questions.”
“Ask a Cleaner for Parents,” our cleanup column on parenting and all the hassle it brings, deals with everything from removing greasy stains from sticky […]
Continue reading »Is There Such a Thing As a Morally Healthy Investment?
Today, so-called activism is about getting you to spend your money. Some feminists will buy a smash-the-patriarchy mug to stick to a man, while others […]
Continue reading »Moisturize Your Hands While Washing Dishes
My job is 50% writing, 25% cooking, 10% eating and 15% washing stupid dishes. I hate washing dishes because it’s very boring and also because […]
Continue reading »Always Add an Extra Day Off to Your Vacation Plans
Even if you’ve had a vacation filled with rest and relaxation, a trip home is often enough to destroy and disorient you. The next time […]
Continue reading »If You Order Delivery During a Cyclone Bomb, a Lot of Tips Are Better.
The east coast is currently being shaken by a ” bomb cyclone “, which means a blizzard in the north and snow in the south. […]
Continue reading »Remove Pedals When Teaching Kids to Ride a Bike
The traditional method of teaching kids to ride a bike is to wait until they have mastered the art of locomotion with learning wheels, and […]
Continue reading »Have Fun With Your Partner in the New Year
Most of us make the decision to become better than ourselves: we vow to quit sugar, train three days a week, dust off our resume, […]
Continue reading »How to Push a Car Out of a Snowdrift
The morning after heavy snow here in Brooklyn, we city dwellers always wake up to the same terrible, desperate noise: the sound of millions of […]
Continue reading »Make Your New Year’s Decision Smaller
New Years decisions are usually associated with a big aspirational goal: I will study every day, I will write a book, I will never eat […]
Continue reading »Don’t Get Stuck in a Cookie Jar
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 »Difference Between Emergency Contraception and Abortion Pills
In a recent episode of Black Mirror, one character (not a spoiler if I don’t tell you who, right?) Tries to terminate another’s pregnancy using […]
Continue reading »I’m the Inventor of Buckyballs Craig Zucker and This Is How I Work
Serial entrepreneur Craig Zucker is best known for creating Buckyballs , the most famous brand of rare earth magnet toys that users can fold into […]
Continue reading »How to Get the Job Done on a Snowy Day
For kids, snowy days are the best days. There is no school! And white fluffy things to frolic in! And no school! However, for working […]
Continue reading »Change Your Money Habits by Changing Your Money History
What do you think about money? Are you a thrifty person or a wasteful person, or do you avoid thinking about it at all costs? […]
Continue reading »Win a Powerball With $ 150 Million More Than the Current Jackpot
The Powerball jackpot currently stands at $ 460 million , one of the largest in history. But the pot is not that big – even […]
Continue reading »How the Bombing Storm Will Affect Air Travel
Later this week, the East will fall a massive super-cold storm, through a process known as “bombogenez”, and it will have a huge impact on […]
Continue reading »How to Pump Your Own Smelly Gas in Oregon and Live to Share It
My condition is in crisis. If anyone in Oregon dreamed of a better and easier 2018, those dreams were shattered when they heard about a […]
Continue reading »Do’s and Don’ts in California With Recreational Marijuana
Hello Californians! Now that California is finally selling recreational marijuana, you might be thinking, “Great, now I can get rid of this card.” But if […]
Continue reading »Don’t Drink Raw Water
I love raw carrots. Crunchy and sweet, you can dip it in hummus or ranch dressing. Raw apples have the same charm, and raw red […]
Continue reading »Turn Google Calendar for Last Year Into an Annual Report
I’m a big fan of annual charts and graphs like Spotify’s 2017 Wrapped , or even designer Nicholas Felton’s personal annual reports . Here’s another […]
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