I think we’re mocking the lifehacker article. This isn’t reddit, there’s supposed to be content here.
I think we’re mocking the lifehacker article. This isn’t reddit, there’s supposed to be content here.
this way you can also check your bag for free, because the overheads will be full.
Note: This won’t work well for open seating offered on SouthWest airline ... unless you enjoy a middle seat in the back.
From what it looks like in the picture, those are cobs with the corn sliced off. And the linked article has this as the first line: "We had scraped a dozen ears of corn for dinner."
The Haul
I couldn't disagree with this article more. 99% of recruiters are pulling resumes off of Dice.com and other services and making cold calls for job postings they've also pulled off a service and don't understand the qualifications for or have any relationship with the hiring company. They will never actually place you…
This comes from the pre-(current) internet BBS days and was the advice I'd dole out to everyone - I was a SysOp on about 4 boards locally. Online interactions were a fairly new thing and people who probably would never meet were suddenly able to talk to each other. Users of the boards I helped run were all within the…
I actually came to love the start screen. I always opened apps by hitting windows and typing things in, and by putting shortcuts in the right places I never had any problems. I've also since removed the start button on any 7 machines I've had to use.
I found this helpful: http://www.fourmilab.ch/hackdiet/
The best tip that transformed me from an avowed and proud night-owl to a (much more productive) morning person (save for weekend hangovers!) was actually a Lifehacker tip re: getting an alarm clock that simulated sunshine (or at least light).
That's easy - $0 is my ideal salary.