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I can still remember the day I got my first period. I was 12 and I was home from school on a cold day in January. Though I had been given books and “the talk” about the changes that were coming to my body, when I saw that splotch in my underwear, I genuinely thought I might be dying. Though I quickly realized what was…

You wake up. You groggily pull up your laptop or sit in front of your desktop with your delicious coffee nearby. Once your system loads, you load up Google Chrome, and you think how nice it will feel to get rid of all of those open tabs someday. You open a new tab anyway and start your morning content ritual.

On the market for a new home? This one comes with a hefty discount.

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Recently, the editorial staff of Lifehacker and our sister sites needed to congregate in the office at 10 a.m. sharp. The people announcing this thanked us for showing up “at such an ungodly hour.” I grinned and arrived, as I usually do, at 8:55ish. I’m regularly the first Lifehacker staffer in the office. Partly…

There’s nothing worse than opening up your Netflix account to find a blacked-out screen with the caption: “Too many people are using the account.”

If I’m craving real Mexican food, I do not go to Taco Bell. I go to Taco Bell when my raccoon brain demands it, which is often, so my packet drawer is quite full of their colorful little sauce packets. Sometimes I drizzle the FIRE! sauce on a non-Taco Bell item, but that feels a little weird, particularly when the mas…

If you’ve been jumping rope with us all month, you’ve probably mastered the basic jump and maybe even a few fancy moves. So how can you put your new skill to use in a full workout? Here are some ideas.

Back in the day, all the big singers shared the same songbook: a canon of folk tunes, jazz standards, and borrowed Broadway numbers. Louie and Ella and Duke and Nina and the boy bands and the girl groups, they were all sharing the same songs up until the middle of the last century, when things settled down. Now we…

Earlier this week, I offered suggestions for waking up kids who are not, er, morning people. As expected, I heard from a lot of you who, like me, have the opposite problem: Kids who are not only awake but fully energized for the day ahead. At ungodly hours of the morning.

Many of us are fascinated by routine—whether it’s making fun of a celebrity’s, well, ambitious schedule, or curating ours to maximize our time, there’s an entire sub-section of media devoted to detailing how “successful” people organize their days (in fact, those routines partially inspired Lifehacker’s Wake Up Week).

Picking “the best” phone carrier has never been easy, since you never really know what kind of service you’re going to get until you’re already stuck with a new carrier (and/or phone). Thankfully, mobile broadband industry analyst OpenSignal has a few more data points to play with—more than 3 billion per day, in…

What we do in the morning can establish our mood for the rest of the day, so a lot of our wake-up advice boils down to doing what you actually need and want to do. Which means it’s time to confront that little box that keeps interrupting you to tell you what to think. Your phone.

As we round out wake-up week here at Lifehacker, I hope that you, like me, look forward to a generous pour of Tech 911 every Friday a.m. This week, we’re taking on a question that I’ve been curious about for some time—not that I’m never not curious about your questions, but this one is a topic that’s bounced around my…

Deadspin Let’s All Calm Down About Tony Romo | The A.V. Club Sorry, but those DNA tests you took are mostly bullshit | Jezebel Rewriting the ‘Fairy Tale’ Adoption Narrative | Very Smart Brothas I Don’t Know How We’re Going to Make It Through This Campaign Season Y’all | Splinter The Smearing of Nathan Phillips |

Tired of your 9 to 5? You’re in luck.

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Do we want to talk about sex with our kids? No.

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There is something elegant and indulgent about a baked egg, topped with a pinch of cheese and sprinkling of fresh herbs. Shirred eggs—which is a fancy name for baked eggs—seem very special, but they can be cooked up in mere minutes in your toaster oven, making them a perfect easy breakfast for one (or two, if you are…