https://lifehacker.com/8-things-you-should-never-put-in-your-dishwasher-1848341293 - The list version for people who don’t like videos. Warning: Forced slideshow. If you’re on a desktop browser, I recommend using a userscript manager with the script Kinja Unslideshow.

True, and I would still rely on that but unfortunately in my experience, some desktop browsers can be stubborn and insist on opening future windows in that narrowed shape despite having reshaped them back to where they should be.

https://lifehacker.com/12-ways-you-are-making-your-house-look-cheap-and-tacky-1848310718 - Their own text version. (Warning: forced slideshow. I suggest using a userscript manager with the Kinja Unslideshow script.)

Was Hey You, Pikachu! turn-based or is it just not considered a ‘game’ per sé?

The bloat thing only makes sense for me on carrier devices since they include a lot of duplicate apps, ie. Verizon Messages, but outside of that it doesn’t make sense as a contrast given how often I’ve seen complaints from people about their unused app folder, unless iOS has finally updated to allow you to…

I guess I just don’t see intentionally crippling the functionality with the vast majority of the mobile OS market as something working the best out of the box but to each their own.

The more I hear about iOS, the more I learn it’s not the right choice for me. I know I’m likely more techy than the masses at large but it never ceases to amaze me the things people allow companies to get away with. Being able to pick my own SMS/MMS app seems like a downright given in this day and age. I’d feel like…

I know it’s not the same for everyone but falling back to MMS doesn’t take “who are on the platform” out of the question because 1) other actual cross-platform apps do it as well and 2) that form of communication is intentionally crippled by Apple to a great degree that it still very much matters what platform they’re…

I honestly don’t understand people who regularly communicate cross-platform that refuse to switch to an app that fully supports each platform. As amazing as iMessage/Facetime may be, there are so many fully capable messengers and video chat apps available that fully support each platform that it makes zero sense to me…

It may be crazy with so much stuff coming out but I’m actually really looking forward to the Life is Strange remasters. From what I can tell, it’s more than just revamped textures/lighting. They appear to have adjusted facial expressions and the looks of some of the characters which could have a significant impact on…

Time is an illusion, lunchtime doubly so.

1) “past watch history” - This is not to be confused with YouTube’s new future watch history where they list all the videos future-you has already watched.

Xbox replied to my reply to them on that chain so I feel I’ve achieved my goals in life.

“not to have been untampered with” - So they were tampered with!

Two things. One, I’d be careful with wording. “They’ve made up their mind that there is no higher power.” Not necessarily. Being an atheist only means you haven’t accepted the claim there is a higher power. It does not necessarily mean you’ve accepted the claim there isn’t one. Those are two different things. Not…

If you’re underage or otherwise reliant on the person you’re telling for your livelihood, heavily consider whether it’s worth coming out at this point in time. It’s not super uncommon for people to get completely disowned for being a non-believer so make sure you’re prepared if that were to happen. If you’re in a…

Unethical Lifehack: Record the info, check back a long while later, and if the balance remains, use it yourself. If they didn’t use the card in a year or two, they likely never will.

While I admittedly only have a very basic level knowledge of accounting, one thing I did learn is that funds from sales such as gift cards are accounted for separately as unearned revenue. So while they do have your funds in their possession, and likely make it work for them, I don’t believe it’s fully realized as…

I was referring to the listing of the article, not the piece itself. The name of the streamer would’ve easily fit where they decided to go with “This Twitch Streamer” instead since apparently they felt their words on the subject weren’t good enough to interest readers. They had to bait them in with the topic of the…

Going far out of your way to bury the subject screams to me that the subject is the only noteworthy piece of information in the article. If you have something substantial to say about the topic, you wouldn’t need to go out of your way to bury it to get people to read it.