WTH?? I have been using Chrome on Android for over 2 years, waiting for extension support - -and Google gives it to iPhone first?

Yes! I was going to nominate this one as well. I love that the 2% rewards are going into my Roth IRA where they will grow for the future. Unlike another commenter, I have never had my card locked, and I've been using it for everyday purchases for about 5 years. Their website has recently been redesigned and is much…

I realize I'm being pedantic — and that 90% of people on the web couldn't care less — but can we please get away from run-on sentences in headlines? Simply replace the comma with a semicolon and you're done. It would make us old folks happy who were taught that proper grammar is important.

Looks like their server wasn't ready for the LifeHacker invasion.

Exactly. That's not at all what "backup" means. C'mon, LH. This is beneath you.

Delivery drivers deserve more than those who wait tables, IMHO. Not only are they working for minimum wage or less, they usually provide their own vehicle, including gasoline and all associated costs. If pizza guys got a buck and change on every delivery, they'd go in the hole.

I've been doing this for some time. Not only does it save time and effort due to being consistent, it's easy to calculate in your head so no need to get out a calculator — I mean phone. In restaurants, I consider 20% to be the baseline. For exceptional service, I'll add a few bucks to that. But rarely is that standard…

Wish I had figured that out before I bought a Fire a couple years ago. First time I saw a good e-ink display I was instantly jealous.

Wish I had figured that out before I bought a Fire a couple years ago. First time I saw a good e-ink display I was…

I finally narrowed the problem down to my particular device — a Sanyo Blue-Ray player. For some reason, it stopped playing well with Netflix and only Netflix. Others with the same device are having the same issue. Apparently Sanyo and Netflix are both pointing fingers at each other. The problem was solved by…

Check credit unions in your area. Mine offers a "hi checking" account that is currently paying about 3% on balances up to $25K, providing you jump through a few hoops — use direct deposit, get paperless statements, and use a debit card 12 times per month. I would be doing the first two anyway. Not a bad deal.

Yep. I was just thinking that there can't be many LH readers who are active on FB who don't already know this (or who couldn't easily figure it out on their own.)

Organic. Grass-fed. Paleo. Helps with energy and focus. Yep. This has all the makings of another fad. All that's left is to get Oprah/Oz/Chopra to endorse it.

Fantastic. One can never have enough annoying, endlessly-looping, seizure-inducing idiocy.

Actually, dictionaries have always done that. They reflect usage, they don't dictate it.

Wait... that isn't really Jenny's number? No wonder I can never reach her. I need to make her mine.

This is awesome. I'm gonna try it. Although I had to turn off the audio on the clip. The talking while eating the peanut butter was funny for about 10 seconds, then it got REALLY annoying. Thankfully he provided subtitles.

Only if you have it installed as a search engine. The great thing about Quick Marks is that its much easier to tag a bunch of bookmarks than to set up multiple search engines.

I still use RSS heavily but I fear for the future of the medium. Most of my friends either don't know what it is or have left it for social media. And I don't get it. RSS is the most flexible and open means of keeping up with everything on the web. But lots of newer blogs don't even offer RSS feeds anymore, opting…

When I first jumped from Firefox to Chrome, I nearly went back when I discovered there was no native support for bookmark keywords. Then I found the extension QuickMarks. Once installed, you simply append the keyword to the end of the saved bookmark title in square brackets, like this "Lifehacker [lh]". Then from the…

That's the one that drives me nuts. Almost everyone in my area does it. It's gotten to the point where I usually get out the right lane if traffic is heavy and there's an exit coming up.