Five Best RSS Newsreaders
Google's changes to Google Reader this week upset a lot of people, and it got us wondering how many of you still use Google Reader as your preferred RSS newsreader when there are so many other options. This week, we're going to highlight some of those other news readers, in case you're looking for alternatives. Earlier in the week we asked you which application or web service you used to read RSS
Top 10 Ways to Upgrade Your Cat's Life
We spend a lot of time talking about how to improve our own lives, but how about the lives of our pets? Today we're looking at ten great ways to improve the life of your cat—which has its benefits for you, too. Note to dog lovers: We're concentrating on cats this weekend, but we'll be back again sometime next month with a full set of tips, tricks, and projectds for dogs. So stay tuned, we haven't
Nine Workspaces Where Famous Folks Get Stuff Done
Whether you prefer the clean minimalism of Steve Jobs and 37 Signals or the creative chaos of Tina Fey and Pixar, there's a lot to learn from the workspaces of the well-known. We present nine such spaces here for inspiration. Al GoreIf nothing else, former Vice President Al Gore's office helps anyone who needs that extra little push to convince themselves that, yeah, having three monitors is neces
Give an Old Laptop New Life with Cheap (or Free) Projects
Click to viewLike a famed race horse or a classic book, you don't just throw away a laptop because it's banged up a little. Even if it seems outdated and underpowered, most any laptop is still small, quiet, and relatively low on power consumption, making it a seriously valuable spare to keep handy—even without a working screen. With some free software, a little know-how, and some creative thinking
Twenty Top 10's of 2007
When we launched our Lifehacker Top 10 series back in March we had no idea what a big hit it would be. That Letterman guy's really onto something! While we're milking this whole "best of 2007 list" thing, we compiled the top 20 most-viewed Lifehacker Top 10 lists of 2007. Top 10 iPhone Applications Top 10 Free Windows Downloads Top 10 USB Thumb Drive Tricks Top 10 Free Computer System Recovery Too
Organize and search your feeds with Fastladder
Google Reader has been our web-based RSS favorite for about the last 8 or 9 months (ever since we migrated from Bloglines), but there are a few areas where GReader has been slow in development—namely search. New web-based RSS reader Fastladder picks up the slack where Google Reader has been slow to develop. So what makes Fastladder so great? Fastladder has integrated search! It's really fast and e
Top 10 Mac utilities
Click to viewIt's not always the full-blown software applications that make the biggest difference on your computer; often it's the small do-one-thing-well utilities that enhance our computing experience that much more. Today's top 10 covers the system utilities that add extra polish and convenience to your Mac's working environment. Most (but not all) of these little suckers are free, many live i
Lifehacker Code: Better Gmail (Firefox extension)
Click to viewGmail's good, but it could be better. We've featured several Greasemonkey scripts that enhance Gmail in lots of different ways - like adding saved searches, attachment icons, label colors, keyboard macros, a filter assistant and right-click conversation previews. But not everyone wants to install Greasemonkey and hunt down all those scripts. To save you the time, I've compiled the bes
Geek to Live: Turn your blog into a book, part I
by Gina Trapani Click to viewThere's a world of difference between being a blogger and a book author, but more writers are wearing both hats these days. It's not surprising that pro writers are becoming bloggers, but "amateur" bloggers getting book deals are turning heads online and off. If you've got a book in you, a blog could be just the stepping stone you need toward your first deal. More than
Geek to Live: My favorite Greasemonkey user scripts - Lifehacker
by Gina Trapani The Greasemonkey Firefox extension associates a bit of Javascript with specific web pages and runs it every time you visit, dynamically changing the appearance and functionality of those pages. The "Swiss Army Knife" of Firefox extensions requires a bit of rampup to get going, but it's an incredibly versatile and useful way to customize the web to your liking. I've been a Greasemon
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