Category: Life in General

Obviously, wearing a small piece of fabric attached to your face has sparked such a heated debate in our society that companies are trying to […]

Starbucks sells pumpkin spice lattes. The days are getting shorter. America is sliding into a chaotic spiral of death from which it may never recover. […]

Speed ​​reading is a skill that seems like superpower. The ability to quickly read and understand books, articles, and other written material would change the […]

We, Olds, are not the only ones obsessed with the upcoming elections. Children are interested too, even those who are too young to vote, but […]

You can use the Internet to find just about anything: a good restaurant, a half-forgotten old ad recording, a recommendation for a good book, a […]

Earlier this year, we wrote about how to launch the Friendly Fridge, a public fridge for donated or leftover food that might otherwise go to […]

Listen, I get it. The line between office and home has become so thin that we cannot tell the difference between, say, when it’s okay […]

Halloween, boils and ghouls are coming, so I’ll send the Crypt Keeper and bring horror to the Out of Reach Adult’s Guide this week! I’m […]

In week six of the Out of Reach for Adults’ Guide (“OoTag” for kids at the classy dinner table), I draw attention to the generation […]

We’re testing out a lot of hacks from the youthful abyss of TikTok, but today we’re trying something so austere that it was covered in […]

The world of young people can be confusing and annoying, so let me help you understand their lives with a weekly guide to what happens […]

As the last few months have shown, this electoral cycle will be challenging for voters – to put it mildly. With so much uncertainty and […]

Have you ever walked over to the fridge to pour yourself a frosty drink in a glass bottle and find you’ve lost your trusty bottle […]

Video Game Week: Everyone’s Playing Among Us If your child starts calling everything he doesn’t like, “sus”, he is probably playing Among Us . Sus […]

Temperatures across the country are starting to drop, which means we will be staying inside even longer than we already were, which means that many […]

Few things are as American as a humble chicken wing, so when we saw this nifty hacker on TikTok’s new all-American app, we had to […]

Shit, moments from Zoom With millions of children across the country participating in online classes rather than full-time school, there will inevitably be a ton […]

Take a look at this photo above. Would you say there are countless dirty rubber ducks? Or do you see a lot of dirty ducks? […]

The structure of your day has probably changed a lot. While you may not commute to work anymore, there are still ways to plan your […]

Here at Hack or Wack, we usually love testing viral hacks that blow people’s minds . But sometimes we also test hacks that people are […]

People stop me on the street all the time and ask, “Steve, my child needs one of these damn mimtendos or something. What the hell […]

The world of young people can be confusing and annoying, so let me help you understand their lives with a weekly guide to what happens […]

Cereal is now our official hit here at Hack or Wack. Just as you thought we couldn’t test any more methods for improving boxed haberdashery, […]

It can be difficult to stop work and find time to relax. Once you do try to relax, you may find yourself continually scrolling through […]

There is nothing that we don’t learn from TikTok. Sorry, I mean we haven’t learned anything useful from TikTok. Today’sHack or Wack test is no […]

There is a lot going on right now, which means it can seem especially difficult to manage your time properly. Feeling overwhelmed can lead to […]

A viral hack has been circulating on TikTok for a long time . In countless #CerealBoxChallenge videos (does TikTok use hashtags? I’m old …) people […]

At the beginning of the pandemic, we were all in blissful denial of the permanence with which we would be stuck at home. Schools, offices […]

Many people are homeschooling their children right now, or trying to learn a new competency by spending most of their time at home, or both. […]

Remember the beginning of the quarantine when we were all baking bread and doing big cooking projects for dinner every night? Well, it’s summer now […]

You wear a face mask all the time and this can put additional strain on your ears. As we are so eager to find ways […]

My first day at Lifehacker was March 23, 2020 – a little over three months or three years ago. I received my job offer on […]

As an expat (a person who lives and works in a country outside of his own country), I have lived in five different countries around […]

Customers at a cafe in Germany were asked to wear pool noodle caps to achieve social distancing, and we were blessed with this viral photo […]

The fight is not over. Activists across the country continue to take to the streets demanding police and justice reform for Breonna Taylor , Ryshard […]

Pride was founded by black trans women. With COVID-19 canceling parades and parties across the country, and with racial justice demonstrations garnering global attention, this […]

If you don’t have a laundry room, it may be difficult to find clean underwear between laundry visits. That’s why we were intrigued by this […]

Newer versions of macOS usually mean better performance on the latest Apple hardware, but your experience on older Macs, especially if you’ve installed the latest […]

It’s been roughly three months (or 47 years … who’s counting?) Since we started social distancing. Despite the “distance”, many of us are physically closer […]

When attending a protest, it is important to know your rights. In the video above, we speak with Attorney Marianne Kayshian, Senior Attorney at Brooklyn […]