It’s difficult not to assume that the timing of last week’s Internet censorship announcement was deliberate: who’s going to notice in the run-up to Christmas? But that’s no reason to ignore the issue. More »
If you routinely park in locations with time-limited parking (a situation which isn’t at all uncommon amongst some staff members at Lifehacker Towers), then news of an approaching parking officer is cause for a mass panic and much moving of vehicles. Mapkats aims to help alert you of impending parking doom via the iPhone. More »
Between our weekly Road Worrier column and other gadget and organisation tips, Lifehacker’s worked hard all year to make travelling more productive and more enjoyable. Here’s the most popular advice we offered in 2009. More »
Sure you can do some last-minute holiday decorating and celebrating with store-bought goods, but that’s no fun. We’ve rounded up some fun holiday-related DIY projects, ranging from quick-rip wrapping paper to Christmas cannons. More »
Back in August, we told you TV stations could be soon forced to accept complaints about content online, rather than by more old-fashioned methods. Next year, it’s actually happening. More »
Windows: Have a drive you’d like to keep hidden? No Drives Manager removes drives from the Windows Explorer. More »
You wanted this year’s best free software, you wanted to take better pictures and — above all — you wanted proposed Internet censorship laws kicked to the kerb. Kick off your Lifehacker Monday by making sure you didn’t miss any of the biggest posts from last week: More »
