The way I handle it is I keep a spreadsheet and try to weigh myself every day. I then keep a running 7-10 day average (I started with a 7 day average, but even then I felt it was too “bumpy” and the 10 day was a better trend line).

I just picked up a smart scale so that it can update my spreadsheet for me automatically…

I’d love an alternative to YNAB. I’m not in love with YNAB as a subscription service and Mint budgets doesn’t look like a good alternative (I could be wrong here). Just monitoring transactions is nice and all, but I really do well with that virtual envelope system.

Her follow-up is one of the most amazing things I’ve ever read!

That looks exactly like the app I used back in the day, but with way more features! Thanks for letting me know!

Back in the day, Google used to have “apps” that you could install on their home page. I totally forget what they called it. One of the apps that I miss the most was sticky notes. You could create any colored sticky note and post it anywhere on their home page.

Being that I was logged into Google at home and at work…

how about options in both of them for 2 player games? (1 player and 1 GM) I imagine that Pathfinder might have Something and D&D5E does not (I don’t think any of official D&D stuff in past versions ever supported it, but there were fan made creations). I just don’t know what’s out there.

We bought our home 7 years ago. My wife found it and when her and I did our first walk through I said, “no! We don’t need something this big!” It was just us two at the time and our dog. But it was a short sale and it was just too good of a deal.

We now have a special needs daughter and a TON of junk. I’ve been out of…

Photos on my laptop, to me, is the perfect example of why I find this feature appealing. I’ve got gigs and gigs of my pictures of my kids that I really do not need taking up space on my laptop. But I may need to pull one up from time to time.

OneDrive in Windows 8 used to have this kind of symbolic link to your files stored online. That meant that the files were not necessarily stored on your computer if you didn’t want them to be but you could still see and access them. It was GREAT for the crap ton of photos I have of my toddler.

But they got rid of the…

I came on to comment about the same thing. There are some minor issues I have with Evernote, but the thing that is almost is a deal breaker for me is using it as a todo list or task manager.

So as with everyone else’s comments I’d be interested in knowing what you mean by employing “a circular referencing with Todoist”

James, Cambridge Masshole points out a lot of ways that Obama has been a great president for the LGBT community. And I agree that he has done more than any President previous to him.

So I don’t want this comment to come off as overly critical of him and what he has done during his time in office. But when he did come…

I’m having trouble finding information about changes to contract plans if you go from having a subsidized phone to a payment plan phone.

Here’s my scenario, I am on my in-laws family plan on Verizon. My wife’s and my phone are at the end of the 2 years and we want to upgrade to the 6s. Not everyone is up for an upgrade…

It would be cool to see Lifehacker do an article on people’s ideas for what they’d like to control using a set up like this and different ideas for set ups.

I don’t see the setting for the always on “ok google”....

While it would have been fun to have Batman interact with his Joker hallucinations what I got out of his silence was that everything the Joker was saying was what Batman was thinking. Not only is it what he is currently thinking but what he always is thinking and now we get this inside look in the person of the Joker.

B…

I am using Windows 10 Pro and under System>Settings>About I do not see it say it is activated or not. But the old Control Panel>System and Security>System under the Windows activation section it does. Strange.

what does it look like if it is activated or not activated?

Thank you! I actually like this better than Monoid. Monoid is slick, but it is too narrow for me. Anonymous pro looks a lot like Courier New but with all of the fixes mentioned in the article.

If this is like the other 360 videos I’ve seen on YouTube, if you watch this using the YouTube app on your phone you can look around WITH THE PHONE. If you tilt up you look up, if you spin around it’ll spin the camera around. Very cool.

I have a writing question:

I am a math and computer guy. Writing has never been my strong point. I think I have gotten better over time when I am slow and intentional about it, but in college it drove me nuts! I could not get my head wrapped around being able to turn in a paper one day and get one grade and turning it…