Now this... after a year of Lifehacker pushing X-Chef 32oz Tumblers that I fill everyday with Bustelo.

Meh. I am doubting the validity of this tool. I tested my own and a friend’s account for posts the hashtags showed they were ‘shadowbanned’ and then searched those tags from instagram (not signed in) and they appear in the general search for said tags. 

Our first boxed wine purchase was the 2016 Winter holiday season. I needed bulk for holiday parties. Bought 2 boxes of Almaden (Pinot Grigio, Cabernet). I can’t speak for the rest of the brands mentioned, (although I will try Black Box next) but we and our guests loved it. Love to turn the spout and watch the saving…

This is pretty fantastic. Just sent two letters to my senators re: equal pay.

I came here to say exactly this.

Totally.

Good to know, thanks!

Meebo & Posterous come to mind.

I lost my phone is the only working one for me.

There are two versions of the Karlby Countertop, 98" & 74"

Inateck Ultra Slim 4-Port Portable Aluminum USB 3.0

Inateck Ultra Slim 4-Port Portable Aluminum USB 3.0

With this Keep extension installed, you CAN select text, and using right-click (windows) send to Keep. It will create a new note with the selected text and source URL. A pop-up allows you to add a label or edit without leaving the page.

Thanks @Wilbur. It appears ‘flexible dates’ is only an option on particular destinations. Example: NY > Tokyo, flexible dates is available. NY > Iceland, the option does not appear.

I wonder if this update will affect Kodi installs?

Oddly, I do not see the ‘flexible dates’ option on Google Flights. Tested in 3 browsers to make sure something was not blocking. Is this only an option for certain destinations?

Interesting tool, I’d be inclined to check this out if there were a trial, but the main advertised feature is already included in Snapseed.

Please investigate and report your findings.

Might be useful to include in the write up which Android OS this is compatible with. Got excited there for a minute... :-/

Same subject. Same comment: http://lifehacker.com/5919163/how-to…

This would be extra useful to display the Local IP Address when logged in as well. Is there a terminal command or similar that would keep the IP visible after login?