"The S5 now has a fingerprint scanner on its home button, a la iPhone 5S."

LH used to have a cool RSS feed syntax where you could create filters within the URI (ex: top feed w/o iOS, VIP style). I know it has changed so you can only subscribe to tags but even the most recent page on that topic links to pages that don't resolve.

4. Where am I going to put it?

I'd use the split() function to break the first names into their own column. Make sure you sort based on the resulting column, then use vlookup() to compare first names and dates.

I'm the family and friend tech support guy, just like I'm sure a lot of Lifehacker readers are. Over the years, I've come across this particular problem several times when people have told me their laptops seemed to be running really slowly or accessing the hard disk all the time. Many times, the culprit is Windows…

Here's a garden hose washer for $0.06. Now your total is >$35.

But how will I know what to watch without the blinking swiping banner ads? And it loads so much faster than NBC's site... and it's actually usable! Crazy.

Nope, didn't do it correctly. Here's the link:

And here's another fav of mine:

Love tree wallpaper. Don't know why. I grabbed almost all of them. Thanks.

LOL. Back at ya. I was joking. :-D

Great. Then how do you get rid of the baking soda smell?

Is that a pair of shorting batteries in your pocket or are you just happy to see me?

AutomateIt Pro supports nested AND/OR logic!

I grabbed a bunch of these. Then I must have spent 1/2 an hour in Perfect Hue. :-)

And if you really pwn someone, make sure to teabag them while they're down.

Tab casting is always a fallback: While the feature can be a bit wonky, the Chromecast is able to stream video from any Chrome tab on your PC to your TV. It's not an ideal solution, but if you want to play videos from a less popular streaming site (say, a television network's own video player), tab casting is always…

When I bought my Mini Cooper in 04' for $250...

That's called an 'O'.

Drew the tail to the left... or maybe I didn't. ;-)