Новости за 26.03.2019

Among a slew of announcements about a new credit card, a subscription service, and something to do with Oprah, Apple has finally launched the second coming of the AirPods.

I know. I can’t recall the last time I set foot in a public library, either—no matter how much I love that “stacks of books” smell. But if you don’t have a library card, you don’t even know what your nearest local public library is, or you are contemplating paying Apple $10 each month to read magazines, you owe it to…

We’ve written before about why you should encourage your kid to open a Roth IRA—they can start building up savings from a young age, benefitting from compounding and learning about saving and investing along the way.

Here at Lifehacker we talk a lot about how to form good habits and how to break bad habits. But this tip is about how to switch out the latter for the former and streamline the whole process.

Yelp is making it a little bit easier to find and support women-owned businesses. To celebrate Women’s History Month this month, the site launched a “Women-Owned Business” attribute which highlights when a business is female-owned.

When my son was in second grade, his teacher loved to assign projects where the kids had to dress up as historical characters. New to the elementary school world, I wasn’t yet up to speed on the stress that character costumes cause parents. That year, my son had to dress up as two separate famous men in history and I…

We are smack dab in the middle of what I like to call “tomato tease season,” and my word have I been tested. They all look so good, but even the cherry tomatoes—which I can usually count upon to be at least somewhat flavorful—seem dull and lackluster. Luckily, Nigella Lawson (who I have loved and cherished since I…

You’ve tried it all—expensive cleansers, benzoyl peroxide spot treatments, infomercial-approved Proactiv—and you’re staring at yourself in the mirror wondering why none of it has worked. Your acne has become a stubborn problem and your only solace is a poorly lit room.

We still don’t know what got us sick in Tokyo. But when four Lifehacker staffers traveled there together this month, three of us caught different bugs at different points. For me, that meant an upset stomach and diarrhea that sent me to bed at 6 every night and made fine dining impossible. I had great luck with…

Like any other seemingly-hardcore workout space, indoor climbing gyms can be intimidating places for first-timers — but they don’t have to be. In fact, a common misconception about climbing is that to get started, you have to have a ton of upper body strength.

“So...there are some silicone lube stains on my bedding. Do you have suggestions for getting this sort of stain out?”

Stephen Wolfram is in the business of making people smart. His creations, including Mathematica, Wolfram Alpha, and Wolfram Language, help people think computationally, and he’s not being arrogant when he compares them to the invention of mathematical symbols. As the founder and CEO of Wolfram, he oversees a team of…

How one takes their coffee is an extremely personal matter, and I am always hesitant to tell people they are “doing it wrong,” particularly because coffee pedantry is the worst type of pedantry.

Double check your Venmo balance isn’t in the red—otherwise your bill might end up in collections.

Right on cue—it being Apple announcement day and all—the services-oriented tech giant has released the latest version of its iOS operating system. If you don’t already have it, or have yet to receive the notification that an iOS update is available, simply tap on your Settings app > General > Software Update to begin…

At its latest keynote today, Apple announced four new services to help it push deeper into the wide worlds of news, entertainment, and... banking? As predicted by analysts and reporters, Apple announced a paid magazine subscription platform and a Netflix-like streaming service. It also announced an Xbox Game…

Do you have a black belt in salary negotiation? Are you in possession of more airline miles than everyone you know combined? Would your opinions on student loan payoff plans be considered “fascinating dinner party conversation”? Could you retire next year but would prefer instead to work in a very cool job explaining…