It’s cheaper and healthier to eat in but all too easy to look in the fridge and think you have nothing to make. SuperCook tells you what you can make with what you have. More »
If you’re looking to switch careers into the culinary field, or pick up some part-time kitchen work, it takes more than a white hat and comfy shoes. Take some tips from a trained chef. More »
I knew that the Northern Territory was filled with interesting Outback dangers: crocodiles, extreme heat, wallet-nipping Next G charges. But I didn’t realise my health was in the hands of flocks of sentinel chickens. More »
The odds are good that no matter what your preferred browser you don’t spend a lot of time with the zoom feature, but the recently released Internet Explorer 8 has a few neat zoom tricks up its sleeve. More »
By default, Twitter broadcasts everything to the world, but you can be more selective about who you share with. Learn how to protect your privacy and how to follow other people without needing a Twitter account at all. More »
Fancy chatting online about books and don’t think existing social networking sites like Facebook quite cut it? The Reading Room is a social network specifically for book lovers. More »
We do our best to skip distractions in the pursuit of productivity here at Lifehacker, and though we’re happy to pursue distractions in our downtime, New York Magazine reminds us that distraction’s really not all that bad. More »
Trying to organise a party but don’t think a plain email invitation will quite cut it? MyInvites offers a wide range of designs and automates the process of sending invitations and counting replies. More »
Webapp Show Document holds instant document, whiteboard and browser-sharing sessions with anyone. You can collaborate on documents in real-time without the hassle of installing an application, and everyone involved can save the results. More »