Great questions bulyosan,

Or you could, y'know, quit smoking.

Decent resource, but I'm currently using The Odin Project. As a novice web developer they start from the very beginning and provide great resources in a step by step process. It's far less daunting than a large collection of resources like this one.

Another simple grinder option that combines well with an Aeropress is the Hario Coffee Mill Slim Grinder, Mini.

Usually Instapaper on my phone. I feel like I can focus on reading on the subway a lot easier than other places. Maybe I should just ride the train all day for some real productivity.

Overly complicated, extra stuff to wash and too much effort, assuming you're going to chop it up/crush it after.

back in the day this would be the first thing taught on a photography course -they even included it in camera manuals. Your elbows should be braced against your body, as much as this may feel unnatural at first. Your left hand should be supporting the camera/lens from underneath. The idea is to minimize movement when…

yeah actually there is one way to correctly hold a camera. Personal comfort's got nothing to do with it. Goddamn amateur.

Better solution: brace your elbows against your torso (elbows drawn in and in contact with the bottom of your ribcage) instead of holding them out like wings. You'll get all the stability (better, actually) and no need for extra equipment or the time to set it up or put it away.

A wake up light is a light that gradually lights up to full power. An outlet timer would turn the light from full off to full on ... it's just a light not a "wake-up" light.

I've taken to listening to audiobooks while I do simple tasks like cooking, laundry, getting ready in the morning, etc. I've essentially tried to make sure that any time I'm indulging in entertainment, I'm getting a chore done.

Cool. Now, how to we fix Kinja?

Looks like an IKEA Forsa to me.

Missed the reason №1 (for me, at least): being able to handle several accounts in a desktop client.

not pictured: aforementioned Chromebook.

Here is my take on a printer friendly version of the cheat sheet.

Oh, that's okay then. I can't find the study right now, but I think it was scientifically proven that reading Lifehacker while eating makes food taste great.

WorkFlowy is great! And there is an Android app for it called WorkFlowy Agent. So no downside at all. :-)

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