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Build an Arduino-Powered, Tweeting, Self-Watering Garden System [DIY]
Jul 3rd
We’ve shown you a few automated irrigation systems, both large and small , but if you’re an Arduino fan, you’ll love DIYer Jouni’s set-up, made out of a bucket, a submersible pump, and plastic hose.
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Build an Arduino-Powered, Tweeting, Self-Watering Garden System [DIY]
Simple Root Unlocks HTC Evo 4G in One Click [Downloads]
Jun 30th
Windows: Rooting an Android phone often involves entering commands into a terminal or working through multi-step procedures. Not so with the Sprint Evo 4G, which you can root and modify to your heart’s content with a one-click Simple Root tool.
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Simple Root Unlocks HTC Evo 4G in One Click [Downloads]
Use a Cheap Bracelet to Fix Your iPhone 4 Signal Woes [IPhone]
Jun 30th
You’ve got a new iPhone and you’re a bit blue because apparently you’ve been holding phones wrong your whole life .
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Use a Cheap Bracelet to Fix Your iPhone 4 Signal Woes [IPhone]
How to Use the Fast and Powerful Mutt Email Client with Gmail [Command Line]
Jun 30th
Command-line tool mutt has a well-deserved reputation as a powerhouse of an email client. It’s fast, flexible and, best of all, surprisingly easy to use
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How to Use the Fast and Powerful Mutt Email Client with Gmail [Command Line]
How Does the Newly Released uTorrent for Mac Compare to Transmission? [Lifehacker Showdown]
Jun 29th
Popular Windows BitTorrent client uTorrent just released its first stable 1.0 client for Mac yesterday, but most users are skeptical about leaving Mac favorite Transmission (which recently reached the 2.0 milestone ).
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How Does the Newly Released uTorrent for Mac Compare to Transmission? [Lifehacker Showdown]
Browser Speed Tests: Safari 5, Firefox 3.6, Chrome 6, and Opera 10.6 Beta [Performance Tests]
Jun 29th
Apple’s stepped up with Safari 5, Firefox has brought forth a more crash-proof 3.6, and Opera’s continuing to push forward in betas. Let’s break out the timer and testing software to see how the latest browsers run on real hardware
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Browser Speed Tests: Safari 5, Firefox 3.6, Chrome 6, and Opera 10.6 Beta [Performance Tests]
Use Google to Find the Time of Sunrise and Sunset [Google School]
Jun 29th
A simple but clever Google search worth remembering: sunrise cityname or sunset cityname will give you the next time that event occurs in the specified city.
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Use Google to Find the Time of Sunrise and Sunset [Google School]
Prune Your Productivity Workflow in Times of Crisis [Productivity]
Jun 29th
Major life events can really derail your personal productivity and organization. A death in the family, seriousness illness, unemployment, and other life changes make it tough to keep on top of things
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Prune Your Productivity Workflow in Times of Crisis [Productivity]
Use the "This Isn’t My Stuff" Approach for Radical Decluttering [Clutter]
Jun 21st
One of the hardest things about decluttering is how easily we convince ourselves our stuff is valuable. Use the “This Isn’t My Stuff” approach to tear through your clutter.
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Use the “This Isn’t My Stuff” Approach for Radical Decluttering [Clutter]
Be Wary of Sunscreen Claims and Reapply Often [Beat The Heat]
Jun 21st
You would think that claims of sunscreen being “waterproof” or lasting “all day” would be verified and regulated by the FDA. You would be wrong. The Washington Post suggests consumers should use common sense and ignore bottle labels when soaking up sun.
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Be Wary of Sunscreen Claims and Reapply Often [Beat The Heat]
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