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COVID has erupted at the height of the Dungeons & Dragons board RPG revival, and while it’s not the worst aspect of the worldwide plague, […]
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I know I know. After we had a year, you don’t want to make decisions for yourself, let alone your kids. However, if you get […]
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Parents have always shared their terror with their children. 19th century mothers and parents read frightening and bloody books to their babies, such as Shockhead […]
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As someone writing for a living, you might think that I am good at storytelling. But something I learned about myself long ago is that […]
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My grandmother Jewel has accumulated many things in her life. Some of the items were beautiful antiques and some were bought from the Dollar Tree, […]
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As a child, the first thing we learn about oral health is that if we eat too much candy and / or don’t brush our […]
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There are countless reasons why people start projects but never finish them, and contrary to popular belief, many of them have nothing to do with […]
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Even the old Jeopardy! Host Alex Trebek passed away on November 8, 2020, game show fans were still able to see his familiar face on […]
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Moisturizers can make breathing and sleeping more comfortable in winter by creating a mild mist that can help with any problems, from dry sinuses and […]
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Over the course of almost a year, almost every aspect of our lives has been changed by things beyond our control (mainly the COVID-19 pandemic […]
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As many of the personal New Years and fireworks have been cut or canceled this week, fans of the night sky may have been disappointed. […]
Continue reading »How Many Times Have We Hacked Each Other’s Lives in 2020
Lifehacker’s idea is to help our readers “do everything better”, including each other. Because even when we hack into other people’s lives, we still need […]
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For almost a year we have been experiencing a protracted disaster. This is in contrast to those associated with extreme weather conditions like hurricanes or […]
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Does your head hurt this morning? What about a fuzzy mouth, bouts of nausea, and / or excruciating worry about what you said or did […]
Continue reading »Ask Yourself These Questions to Find Meaning and Purpose.
One of the many unforeseen aspects of the COVID-19 pandemic has been forced (or have the opportunity – depending on how you see it) to […]
Continue reading »Hey, the USDA 2020 Dietary Guidelines Are Finally Out.
The U.S. government issues dietary guidelines every five years, and the 2020 edition just came out yesterday. No major change, but babies and toddlers are […]
Continue reading »How to Open a Champagne Bottle Like a Boss
Champagne is a trendy but dangerous way to celebrate the New Year. Opening the bottle invigorates. It’s like trying to pop a balloon: you know […]
Continue reading »What to Broadcast to Inspire Your New Year’s Eve Decisions
The year is drawing to a close and we are very happy. And while I wish we could all hit the refresh button to reboot […]
Continue reading »How to Become a Cunnilingus Master
Cunnilingus has an undeserved reputation for being one of the most difficult sexual acts to perform well. I think this characterization is based on cultural […]
Continue reading »Timeline of Coronavirus in 2020
Although the virus that causes COVID-19 was discovered at the end of 2019 (hence the name), it dominated 2020. Here at Lifehacker, we’ve been covering […]
Continue reading »How to Open a 529 College Endowment Plan for Your Child
As you probably guessed, college is expensive: if you want your child to go to university or vocational school, the sooner you start saving for […]
Continue reading »What to Do If You Can’t Make Calls With Android Auto
Earlier this year, after users upgraded to Android 11, an error occurred that caused Google Assistant phone calls in Android Auto to be interrupted. Google […]
Continue reading »Fry the Garlic Upside Down
Frying garlic is easy. You cut off the top, sprinkle olive oil on the open cloves, and wrap the whole thing in foil. Simple enough, […]
Continue reading »When to Expect a Second Help Check
COVID aid checks, totaling up to $ 600 per person, will be mailed today, and direct deposit payments began yesterday, according to Treasury Secretary Stephen […]
Continue reading »How to Ask Someone If They Received Your Gift so That It Doesn’t Feel Uncomfortable
Christmas is over, the new year is fortunately just around the corner, and now you may be wondering: has my friend ever received my present […]
Continue reading »TV Shows That Helped Us Escape 2020
In a year in which the outside world has become a literal threat, television has provided more escape – or perhaps a significant outlet for […]
Continue reading »Our 9 Weirdest Parenting Tips This Year (Which We Still Follow)
There are many words to describe this shitty show of the year (oh look, I just picked a couple), but I’m sure we can all […]
Continue reading »Our Best Home Hacks of 2020
Our homes have gone through a lot in 2020. From constant disinfection to higher energy bills and all the dirty dishes, we’ve spent a lot […]
Continue reading »Celebrate the End of 2020 With These Virtual New Years Events
Pandemic or not, people have mixed feelings about celebrating the New Year. It’s one of those nights where there is so much pressure to have […]
Continue reading »9 Light Snacks to Enjoy on New Years Eve at Home
New Years Eve is usually one of my favorites. I can drink drinks, eat snacks and dance with friends, but this year is (obviously) different […]
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The Ultimate Lifehacker Guide to macOS ): title The Ultimate Lifehacker Guide to macOS Many people turn to Macs because they are incredibly easy to […]
Continue reading »How I Learned to Stop Being so Jealous and Finally Get on With My Life
Jealousy and envy are two of the most common but negative and unhelpful emotions that many of us experience. For a long time, I allowed […]
Continue reading »This Card Will Help You Access Health Care After Sexual Assault
If you have been sexually assaulted, you may know that you can go to a hospital emergency department for a forensic medical examination, sometimes known […]
Continue reading »How to Socialize an Adult Dog
Dogs that have survived their puppy years may have their own attitudes, but that doesn’t mean training them is hopeless. Whether you are adopting or […]
Continue reading »These “ Bad ” Personality Traits Can Actually Be Good.
Categorizing things can help us humans process them, and personality is no exception. We tend to think that these traits are either positive or negative. […]
Continue reading »Fast and Easy Financial Solutions for 2021
New Year’s promises usually fail when they’re extremely ambitious, which can really hurt you when you’re focused on managing your money. Instead, focus on quick […]
Continue reading »Track Your Workouts in 2021 With This Bubble Calendar
If you’ve been one of those nerds who’ve always loved the stuffing of Scantrons, you’ll love this printable habit tracker. Created by Reddit user u […]
Continue reading »Apps That Helped Us Manage 2020
The stress and turmoil of 2020 has forced us all to look for different ways to deal with this. And while there is merit in […]
Continue reading »Is Ramen Worth Eating on Toast?
I don’t know when this happened, but at some point we – as a society – decided that it was indecent to consume carbohydrates with […]
Continue reading »Don’t Recycle Holiday Ribbons and Bows
Some holiday waste can be recycled, but others are really harmful to the recycling process. Most of the wrapping paper is recyclable; Glitter paper, foil […]
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