Make an alcohol stove out of a aluminum can or bottle There are tons of video’s on youtube.

Both speakers on the right side of the desk two feet apart? Do you hate your left ear or are you just into the “mono” sound?

Normally it is a good guideline not to impede the light from a window or break up its lines with furnishings. I even prefer minimal or no window treatments. But in this case I think it adds to the illusion that the desk is floating. Rules are made to be broken, right?

I kind of get it. I wish it was "eat better, move more", though. I could just be eating less jalapeño poppers otherwise.

Great battery life and:

Hrmph. It's been three months since I made the swap from Android to iOS. Still liking it less and less every day.

I save photos of my apartment that are marked up in Skitch to Evernote. The photos have measurements for when I decide to do some sort of home improvement they're there for me to pull-up when at IKEA, Home Depot, etc.

I've used xposed on a rooted Droid Bionic, and the stock Calendar looked stunning. I just haven't wanted to root my Moto X. IMHO, this should be stock Android, not left to rooted extensions.

Seriously, phones have more pixels than laptops now. This was excusable 5 years ago when the text would have been barely readable.

I'm somewhat disappointed of the built-quality, though.

I received mine half a year ago and use it to grind a whole load around 10x/week (sometimes twice a day...at least once a day).
And I noticed that it is getting harder and harder to get the lever, which is used to turning the mill, off. It has worked itself into…

Preview will handle nearly every type of file you throw at it and the PDF markup options are really powerful. Couldn't work without it.

Oh fantastic, I didn't know about this! Adding it to the article, thanks for pointing it out :)

For length of articles in Pocket, I use the service 'ReadRuler'. I'm pretty sure that's been covered once on Lifehacker before. The only downside is that it oddly doesn't always 'mark as read' after you finish reading from their pass-through link.

Ok, so for ios it is free for three days then it is anywhere from $7 to $5 a month (depending on if you pay per month all the way to per year). There is also a web app.

I did find Blikist on stacksocial right now doing a free 3 months for the next two weeks (til the 29th of September, 2014) if anyone is interested:
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I'm a big fan of the cordless drill. The reciprocating saw is nice to have cordless but I could understand the why some people would prefer corded versions. I have a cordless circular saw and I hate it. The battery usually lasts me only half a dozen cuts. My batteries are quite old, so maybe that's all the problem…

"Chefs take some time to evaluate the entirety of the meal they're about to prepare and get everything in place at their station"

Vote: Epson WorkForce WF-3540

It's fast. It's wireless (and you can print from your phone/tablet too, or from memory cards or USB sticks). It's been 100% reliable — the first printer I have ever owned with zero problems ever, in the couple of years I've owned it. Its output looks great. It makes nice quick copies…

heavy pocket user here but it is too expensive for me.

Ah, $4.99 for this app, $4.99 for another and it all adds up. I say screw them.