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Suck it McDonalds! My delicious egg and cheese bagels are a perfect breakfast (or lunch to you working types).
Uploaded by the Project365 script from Lifehacker.
via www.lifehacker.com/software/photography/hack-attack-photo...
And also, because this > www.flickr.com/photos/noahkalina/sets/72157594432356323/d... has inspired me (in a general photographic sense).
A photo on login - to be uploaded to Flickr, when i remember (will make a QS trigger) over the year. How long will i last?
decided to quickly give this a go, and it worked!
lifehacker.com/5142551/create-your-own-bokeh-for-beautifu...
now i just need more light...
Example of Better Gmail 2 extension in action, along with the "Redesigned Gmail" skin. I particularly like the hierarchical labels/folders, one click conversation tracking, and bottom post in replies.
(4.4/5)
This is the Free Version of Business Calendar: an all-round, complete calendar app for highest standards, customizable and with perfect Google sync.
★ “Our favorite calendar app on Android, due to its flexibility and ease of use.” – Lifehacker 01/2014 ★
★ “One o...
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My desktop entry for the Lifehacker Desktop Show and Tell.
Oh, and the desktop image courtesy of "swissboy" on SXC.
hehe by who else but from Gina Trapani (Ms. Lifehacker herself). Firefox addon Better Gmail2 will stick Google Calendar and Google reader underneath each other in Gmail. For the Calendar I think it's really useful.
Gmail shown using the Bettergmail firefox extension, with the 'super-clean' look. This can be downloaded from lifehacker.com:
lifehacker.com/software/gmail/lifehacker-code-better-gmai...
It is very easy to use. There is a choice of different skins and other utilities and a very useful is the label colour thing (see large picture size). However to get the label colour to work you need to name your labels e.g work #red. This may be annoying if you access your gmail from a number of different computers, but works great if you work from just one primary computer.
Once installed all options etc available from the tools menu--> bettergmail in firefox.
NB: For myself at least I found that the original bettergmail extension (rather than bettergmail2 works best)
Google Chrome on Ubuntu, I've moved my window buttons to the right by following this life hack - lifehacker.com/5500577/move-ubuntus-window-buttons-back-t... - then in Chrome Options -> Personal Stuff -> Appearance, I selected "Use system title bar and borders" and hit the "Use GTK+ theme" button.
My iPhone apps were starting to get out of control, so I googled methods for organizing them. I found two articles that inspired me to do the following:
-Make a blank home screen
-Create a Faves folder on the dock
-Organize other apps into folders titled with action verbs
-Start those folders on page 2 of the home screen
It's not a flawless system -- Photo isn't an action verb, and Photograph is too long -- but so far it does seem very tidy and intuitive.
Articles:
articles.businessinsider.com/2010-08-05/tech/30031545_1_i...
lifehacker.com/5882749/organize-your-apps-by-action-inste...
Copyright 2012 Patia Stephens
I'm trying out JUploader, a new Flickr upload tool recommended by Lifehacker. iPhoto can upload, but it has taken over 30 minutes to upload a single photo. Seriously. At the moment, my method of choice is plain old email, but that doesn't work so well for more than one photo at a time.
I made this wallet from an old apple keyboard as found on lifehacker. I think matt took better pictures of this.
4k views when it was posted... Not many diggs... Most Gizmodo stories get 4k views TOTAL for the life of the story...
While its not drawing in as much interest as Lifehacker, to get on the del.icio.us/popular/ is still quite overwhelming. I'm starting to think this project was actually a good idea...
Sun Jars, based on Jason Fitzpatrick's LifeHacker post ( lifehacker.com/5315357/create-your-own-sun-jar-lifehacker... ) and using Dale Wheat's Lux Spectralis ( dalewheat.com/luxspectralis/ ) for color.