Use Your Pants Zipper To Strike a Match [Video]

Jul 30th, 2011
Use Your Pants Zipper To Strike a Match [Video]

Should you ever find yourself with a strike anywhere match but no suitable surface to light it, your pants zipper is a perfect an always-available backup plan. Just be careful not to catch your pants on fire. Thanks for the tip Bulljargon .

Overcome Bias By Outsourcing Your Decisions [Brain Hacks]

Jul 30th, 2011
Overcome Bias By Outsourcing Your Decisions [Brain Hacks]

It’s never easy to listen to something you don’t want to hear, which is exactly why you should outsource some of your important decisions to less-invested friends and confidants. In some cases, giving up a little control can even save your life. More??

5 More Secret Features in OS X Lion [Mac OS X Tip]

Jul 30th, 2011
5 More Secret Features in OS X Lion [Mac OS X Tip]

OS X Lion has been out for over a week now, and now that you’ve had a chance to try Lifehacker’s 10 favorite secret features of the new operating system, here’s five more to test out over the weekend. More??

iPad for Business Round-Up: DocStorm and Conference Pad 2.0

Jul 30th, 2011
iPad for Business Round-Up: DocStorm and Conference Pad 2.0

The iPad isn’t just a hot new consumer device, it’s also an increasingly popular tool for business. Each week we take a look at the new or updated business apps for the iPad, and highlight trends in how tablets are being used in the enterprise. This week we take a look at a new document viewer, and an updated app for giving giving presentations on mobile devices. Sponsor DocStorm DocStorm is a new iPad document viewer for PDFs, txt files and ePubs

Week in Apple: battery hack, Hulu rumor, and more

Jul 30th, 2011
Week in Apple: battery hack, Hulu rumor, and more

Has everyone recovered from their post-Lion-installation hangovers yet? Or have you been putting it off in hopes of avoiding new OS headaches? Either way, this week’s top Apple news at Ars was delightfully light on Lion, instead focusing on the Apple battery “hack,” updates to iOS reading apps, a hard drive recall, and the new MacBook Air’s innards. And that’s just the beginning! How a security researcher discovered the Apple battery “hack” : Security researcher Charlie Miller has found a way to hack the “smart” batteries in Apple’s laptops, which could result in a non-functioning—or worse, exploding—battery

Convoluted TOS and "Open" APIs Will Be the Death of Us

Jul 30th, 2011
Convoluted TOS and "Open" APIs Will Be the Death of Us

Just under a month ago­ LinkedIn terminated API access to a handful of third-party services like Beknown and Branchout. If you haven’t noticed the trend here of late, let me break it down for you.

Google Open-Sources NoSQL Database Called LevelDB

Jul 30th, 2011
Google Open-Sources NoSQL Database Called LevelDB

In May Google open-sourced a BigTable-inspired key-value database library called LevelDB under a BSD license. It was created by Jeff Dean and Sanjay Ghemawat of the BigTable project at Google . It’s available for Unix based systems, Mac OS X, Windows, and Android.


 

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