This week we looked at the best Android phones around, got some career advice, and got some nice airline and hotel upgrades. Here's a look back.
This week we looked at the best Android phones around, got some career advice, and got some nice airline and hotel upgrades. Here's a look back.
Sometimes, Windows downloads important updates and decides it's going to restart your computer whether you like it or not. Here's how to disable that behavior.
This guide should work fine with Windows 7. To add the service packs, look up "slipstreaming."
This is a very good point! I still think we'll see someone emerge as the backend that everyone wants to use. But time will tell. The nice thing is that Google Reader gave us a lot of warning, so few of these apps are going to "break" with it gone—they'll all work independently by the time July rolls around.
We already had this discussion in another thread, so instead of continuing it here, I'll just point you to this: http://lifehacker.com/509046966 and we can continue it there instead.
This picture always makes me laugh/feel skeezed out.
People ask me this a lot, and it's really really hard to tell after you've upgraded a few times. I didn't build the thing all at once; I used old hard drives and optical drives when I first built it, then replaced them, then replaced graphics cards, added things like water cooling and fan control...plus a NIC card when …