Dear Lifehacker, Someone spilt booze all over my MacBook Pro. The keys are sticking. What can I do? Cheers, Man Always Reading Kotaku
Dear Lifehacker, My trusty Dell XPS M1530 decided to kick the bucket by motherboard suicide, and it will cost $660 to replace. Is there any way to repurpose the parts as it still packs plenty of grunt, had dedicated graphics with HDMI etc. Ideally I’d like to find a cheap motherboard and mount it all in a case to use as an HTPC/file server. Otherwise what options do I have? Is there any use for the screen or other bits? Yours, TooLegit2Quit
If you’ve paid good money for a comfortable pair of shoes, getting them fixed is frequently cheaper than buying a new pair when problems arise. The Niggle It blog shares an ingenious trick for finding a reliable shoe repair shop if you’re in an unfamiliar city.
Don’t shell out a pile of cash to get your iPhone screen repaired. This detailed guide will help you replace the screen on your iPhone 3G on the cheap and with little fuss.
Computers grow easier to use and more dependable with each new generation of hardware and operating systems but that doesn’t mean we never have to troubleshoot them. Today we look at the top five tools for troubleshooting your computer.
We recently highlighted a few ways to pamper your dishwasher to make it last longer, but refrigerators need a little TLC, too. Here’s some maintenance tips to keep yours humming along smoothly.
Dear Lifehacker, I dumped a glass of iced tea all over my laptop. Is it completely hosed, or can I save my computer from becoming a paperweight?
Super Glue and its off-brand cousins are the next best thing to duct tape when it comes to good-enough repairs, but heaven help you if it spills. Luckily, there’s a guide to getting SuperGlue out or off of nearly anything.
