Lifehacker readers remind us to take care of the skeletons lurking in our passwords, highlight some lesser known Quick Look functionality for OS X users, and demonstrate some clever methods to track torrents.
Google Maps has incorporated traffic information for Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane, meaning that as well as planning your journey you can make an educated guess at how many snags you’ll run into on the way.
Firefox on Windows: If you’ve always wanted to modify websites with Stylish and/or Greasemonkey but lack the CSS or JavaScript chops, Customize Your Web lets non-developers change the appearance of web pages and add functionality to them.
Google’s new Data Liberation Front is designed to help you liberate your data from any Google service with as little pain as possible so you’re not locked into Gmail, for example, just because all your old email is there.
The recent Gmail outage put a giant productivity wall in front of a whole lot of people, but over at Harvard Business our own Gina Trapani suggests that an email outage can be turned into a productivity boost with the right plan.
Not a fan of paper clips? Wish your stapler had an infinite supply of staples? The Paper Fix is a stapler-substitute that binds paper together using just the paper itself.
