| when lifehacker debuted in early 2005, a blog dedicated to tips and downloads for getting things done seemed an inconsequential addition to the blogosphere. but times have changed; these days, lifehacker reads like nothing less than a survival guide to the great recession. lifehacker is a 'hints from heloise' for the digital age; it's all about doing more with what you already have. there are tips on brewing the best possible coffee without spending more money, making simple low-cost crock pot dinners, and improving your resume by eliminating over-used phrases (ditch 'team player' and 'detail oriented'). |
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