Simple and clean! Nice.
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I love it, but that background image is 1800x1200. There’s not much Saifali or LifeHacker can do about that, but most people will now have a monitor with a bigger resolution. Read more

Thanks Alan for featuring my desktop. :) Read more

Back when we were dating, my now-wife invited me to her family’s house for Easter. I don’t remember if this was our first or second holiday together, but it was definitely relatively early in the relationship. It was a big brunch, and her mom didn’t have enough space on the stove for all the bacon, so her brother… Read more

Wow. This article is awesome. I find that so many of us are guilty of preferring to stay in our comfort zones. We make excuses for why we cannot move forward. We all want to succeed, but some of us are not willing to take the first step and get out of our comfort zones. I have just written an article on the number one… Read more

Just gonna throw this out there... Don’t be a jerk and buy a high $$ TV 2 days before the super bowl and then return it the day after. Read more

“Facebook Likes and Twitter retweets can’t create the change you want to see.” Read more

Lifehacker is better than... giving people information? Read more

Right now the only brand that supports HDR10 and Dolby HDR is LG with their OLEDs. The 2017 models support 2 more HDR standards and supposedly the 2016 models will get a firmware update to support those too. Read more

I’m debating on purchasing a TV right now or waiting a few months. I think HDR is potentially huge, and future-proofing is important, with both Dolby HDR and HDR 10. Read more

I shall use this in my defense when I get questioned by my boss on why I only fly on Jet Blue. Read more

There is also one other method, but you have to know what you’re doing first. That method is, eating them. Many of the weeds we have here in SoCal are actually edible. Read more

“Planting season will soon be here”
The most cheery thing I’ve read the past eleven days. All day I’ve been thinking “last day of January.”
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Boy we really need to learn to step out of our comfort zones and accept progress. (Logo changes). Read more

All good pieces of advice. I would especially point to the HR section. Cynically, having worked in an HR department, I came to know it as “hardly relevant”. You should never deal with HR unless it is about benefits, money, or unless there is genuine harassment (sexual, physical) at the job. Most of the times,… Read more

I just retired from working for a state that still has no budget. Over 20 years I can attest that Human Resources is neither Human nor a resource. Many of my co-workers as well as myself were shuffled around over the years in a broken vision of remodeling the IT department. When things became toxic (verbally abusive… Read more

I think things take a different light when you stop expecting your employer to care about you: you are in it for the money, they are in it to get your time and skills in exchange. Read more