The most discussed articles of 2015 on Lifehacker

2024 Author: Malcolm Clapton | [email protected]. Last modified: 2024-01-13 00:26

Calmly read these articles and pass by will not work. This top about what materials caused the greatest response from our readers in 2015, caused the hottest discussions and motivated to express themselves in the comments.

How to get Windows 10 out of line

We told our readers about an easy way to avoid the queue when receiving an updated Windows 10. And then Pandora's Box opened.

After installing the new version, problems were found, and we tried to solve them jointly, sharing pain and experience in the comments.

Read the article →

Why you shouldn't blame anywhere

Prices are rising, enterprises are being closed, and budgetary expenditures are being cut. All this prompts many to think about moving to other countries. And the author of our article believes that this should not be done. And even explains why.

In a foreign country, you will always be a stranger. It doesn't matter how many migrants live in this country. The feeling that you are not at ease will never leave you.

Read the article →

33 resume life hacks that will double your salary

Resume is a sore subject for many. It is not surprising that Mikhail Prytula's article on how to make your resume really cool without cheating caused such a stir.

Listen to someone who has viewed over 100,000 resumes in their career and really knows how to make your list of merit more compelling.

33 Resume Life Hacks That Will Double Your Salary

Read the article →

Opinion: well its in fig, I'm going back to Firefox

Chrome was lightweight, simple, and damn fast. As if I went to the Internet from a brand new computer. Chrome is now an overloaded, slow and constantly crashing browser.

This article is a cry from the heart of those who have reached the extreme point.

Read the article →

Why quitting everything and traveling is the worst advice you can give

An article by Chelsea Fagan, author of the blog The Financial Diet, sparked a heated debate on why quitting everything and going on an adventure, sending a boring job to hell, and starting life with a clean slate is a bad idea.

Read the article →

Sex for Cash: Theory of Sexual Economics

Sex is a resource.

The story of how women traded sex for social goods in times of great need. And for some reason, by inertia, they continue to do this to this day.

Sex for Cash: Theory of Sexual Economics

Long live the holivar! →

Don't buy a mountain bike for city riding

Every spring, there are a lot of bike guides on the web, people read them with interest, and then go out of the store with a mountain bike. Why are they doing this and do they really need this purchase?

Find out why →

5 things that will happen to you when you stop eating sugar

According to the WHO recommendations, it is necessary to limit sugar intake in such a way as to get from it no more than 5% of the total number of calories per day. To do this, it is enough to stop consuming sugar with drinks, give up soda and limit the number of confectionery products.

Are you ready to argue with these findings? Well, try it!

5 things that will happen to you when you stop eating sugar

Read the article →

How alcohol affects the body and brain

Another study - this time by British psychiatrist and pharmacologist David Nutt - showed that alcohol is the most harmful substance to humans. Harmful than heroin, cocaine, LSD and other drugs.

We decided to figure out how alcohol affects our body and whether it is worth worrying about how much alcohol we consume.

Should you worry? →

Why a beard is cool

Men with beards are cool, sexy and mysterious. Today, we increasingly see young and even adults with thick facial hair on the streets. Why is a beard cool?