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moneyBy Kristin Wong
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How I'm Changing My Relationship with Money

How I'm Changing My Relationship with Money

As a teenager, I had a part-time job that was already mundane and dreadful enough, but then Kelly P. was hired. For whatever reason, Kelly and I were instantly repelled by each other. She thought I was too dorky to bear; I found her voice impossibly grating. All it took was one shift. One evening, Kelly and I were stuck together. Alone. For five hours. Read… 10/18/13 6:00am Today 6:00am

Read… 10/18/13 6:00am Today 6:00am

This Time and Temperature Chart Helps You Brew the Perfect Cup of Tea

There's a lot to love about tea. It's soothing but can give you a boost, available in different varieties, and it's easy to make—for the most part, anyway. This graphic makes sure you never over-steep, use water that's too hot or cold, and even tells you how much caffeine you'll get from a perfectly brewed cup. Read… 10/18/13 4:30am Today 4:30am

Read… 10/18/13 4:30am Today 4:30am

The Best Themer Themes to Refresh and Customize Your Android Phone

The Best Themer Themes to Refresh and Customize Your Android Phone

Themer is a great tool for completely customizing your home screen with a few taps, but which themes are the best? Which ones will really make your phone look sharp? We did some digging and picked a some great Themer customizations you might want to try. Read… 10/18/13 4:00am Today 4:00am

Read… 10/18/13 4:00am Today 4:00am

Windows and Ubuntu Updates, Android Security, and Health Myths Galore

This week on the podcast we’re talking about all the new stuff in Windows 8.1 and Ubuntu 13.10, Android security, and the truth behind 10 prolific health myths. We’re also answering your questions about waking up effectively in the morning, planning household chores, and whether you should use the great Sparrow email client. Read… 10/17/13 5:00pm Yesterday 5:00pm

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Whitson GordonShared a Post byPensorElTroppo, Truthteller
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Divide monthly payments into small weekly payments

Paying a loan or card with small weeky payments, rather than one larger monthly payment, severely decreases the life of the loan (and the total number of payments you'll make) since you're reducing the principle before it's had a full month to accumulate interest. This can be calculated w/ an amortization schedule Read on Hackerspace 10/17/13 4:44pm Yesterday 4:44pm

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The biggest problem with email is how people use it.

Great discussions are par for the course here on Lifehacker. Each day, we highlight a discussion that is particularly helpful or insightful, along with other great discussions and reader questions you may have missed. Check out these discussions and add your own thoughts to make them even more wonderful! Read… 10/17/13 3:00pm Yesterday 3:00pm

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shoppingBy Trent Hamm
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The Ultimate Guide to Buying in Bulk

The Ultimate Guide to Buying in Bulk

Over the last several years, my wife and I have become reasonably skillful practitioners in the art of buying items in bulk, through trial and error. Our goal, of course, is to save money. A well-executed bulk purchase of an item can save you a lot of money. A poorly-executed one, though, can cost you money, as we've learned the hard way several times over the years. Read… 10/17/13 2:00pm Yesterday 2:00pm

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Where to Sell Your iPad or iPad Mini For the Most Money

Next Tuesday Apple is hosting its annual iPad-palooza where it will surely show us iPads big and small. But before the big event, you might want to get rid of your old 'pad to recoup some cash. So where to sell your tablet for the most moolah? Read on Gizmodo 10/17/13 12:33pm Yesterday 12:33pm

Read on Gizmodo 10/17/13 12:33pm Yesterday 12:33pm

Six Household Storage Hacks in 60 Seconds

Great Deals on our Favorite PC Case, Jawbone JAMBOX, and a Maglite

Combining amazing flexibility with an attractive, compact form factor, it's no wonder the BitFenix Prodigy is Lifehacker readers' favorite compact PC case. In fact, I have one for my Hackintosh, though I paid a lot more than $60 for it. This is the lowest price we've ever seen, so strike while the iron's hot. Read… 10/17/13 11:15am Yesterday 11:15am

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What's The Best Language Learning Tool?

What's The Best Language Learning Tool?

Looking to pick up a second (or third) language? You have tons of options, from expensive commercial packages to free web services. They all run the gamut from effective to useless, and while everyone learns differently, this week we want to know which ones you think are the best of the best at helping you pick up a new tongue. Read… 10/17/13 11:00am Yesterday 11:00am

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How Can I Delegate to an Unreliable Person?

How Can I Delegate to an Unreliable Person?

Dear Lifehacker,
In both my work and personal life, I'm supposed to delegate responsibilities to others. Usually this is great because it helps get things done, but some of my co-workers and family just don't do a good enough job (e.g., incomplete reports or lousy laundry skills). Outside of doing everything myself or firing/no longer working with these folks, what can I do?
Signed,
Helped But Feeling Helpless Read… 10/17/13 10:30am Yesterday 10:30am

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Tab Ahead Quickly Finds the Tab You Need When You Start Typing

Chrome: Sometimes, even when we manage our many browser tabs, we still need to have a bunch of tabs open at the same time. When that happens, it can be a pain to find the one you need among the horde. Tab Ahead makes finding the right tab a cinch. Read… 10/17/13 10:00am Yesterday 10:00am

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Every Way We've Tried to Fix Email (and Why It's Not Working)

Every Way We've Tried to Fix Email (and Why It's Not Working)

Email is broken. Or so we've been told, anyway. Countless essays, apps, extensions, and other methods out there revolve around how broken email is, but we still haven't found the silver bullet that fixes it. If anything, the problem's just getting worse. Here’s why. Read… 10/17/13 8:00am Yesterday 8:00am

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