@Smurfette's dropkick: lol sure... just commit these ideas to memory: Read more
@Smurfette's dropkick: It's way easier to do one handed than two handed. Two handed is where you always go wrong. Read more
@SamTheDentist: Interesting. I'll be carving pumpkins later today and I'm tempted to shellac a few as a test. Read more
@Dabamasha: While sex isn't a topic we explicitly address here (although frankly if you do 1/20th the time saving tips we share you'll have tons of extra time for bedroom activities) you can get an interesting mix of Lifehacker tips and sexuality by checking out the this 2006 interview between famous sex activist and… Read more
@Michael Interbartolo III: Texas and pumpkins don't seem like a particularly amicable mix. I'm carving my pumpkins tomorrow and I'm still a little concerned that between the bleach and the 40F weather they will need some extra TLC between now and Halloween. Read more
My favorite simple meal is a basic crockpot pot roast. Read more
@d00kiefl4kes: If I had to guess, he's removing bug splatters/road tar/tree sap with it. Read more
@Almightywhacko: By the Magic of Google ranking... anyone who types "android wallpaper blurry" into Google now sees this Ask Lifehacker question right at the top of the search results. Read more
@jktechwriter: The build is so straight forward... I'm thinking about building one in a more weather-proof enclosure and mounting it on my garage to repeat my own Wi-Fi network all the way to the back of the garden. =) Read more
@trin: A past life as a personal trainer, and my current life as a teacher and a productivity writer has made one thing abundantly clear. People do not know what they do not track. Countless clients, students, etc. have said to me "I do X every night!" "I eat so little!" "I swear I work on this for Y minutes a day!"… Read more
@Frazzle Snazzle Bleeble Blabble: Yeah, had I known that the keys were clear plastic painted black instead of black keys with clear areas for the back lighting... I would have "painted" all the keys with a clear paint to seal them before they began to wear. Read more
@Frazzle Snazzle Bleeble Blabble: You should go yell at the guys who designed my Sidewinder keyboard. The friction/contact with oil and sweat wore the paint right off the keys. (Not entirely a chemical reaction, right, but I'm still mad that a $60 keyboard now has a bunch of blank keys!) Read more