MacGyver Info Blog

I love when a new browser update arrives, because it’s always fun to see which talked-about features are live and which require a little coaxing to appear. Such is the case with Google’s recent launch of Chrome 86, which rolled out to everyone yesterday. Read more... from Lifehacker https://ift.tt/3iJv5UR

Welcome to the big day: The launch of System Reboot, Gizmodo’s new podcast on how to repair a broken world. Read more... from Lifehacker https://ift.tt/2SxZVoP

My wife is a great flirt. With me, with her friends, with an audience. She knows that flirtation isn’t just for people you’re just getting to know. Flirtation is just as important years into a relationship as it is at the start. Maybe even more so. Read more... from Lifehacker https://ift.tt/2zGzGED

Days after Regal announced the indefinite closures of their movie theaters in the U.S., we now know what will happen to their Unlimited subscription program, launched last July. The good news is that if you’re a subscriber, you won’t be paying for movies you can’t see (or losing rewards you can’t redeem)—but you can’t… Read more... from Lifehacker https://ift.tt/3nlXqV3

Even though my apartment rarely contains more than two people at a time, I cook as if I’m feeding a family of four. This is mostly due to my line of work, but it’s exacerbated by my tendency to overestimate how much food I can eat at any given meal. Food storage is therefore critical, and while I have tried a wide… Read more... from Lifehacker https://ift.tt/2Sy5R15

Last I checked, I have very good credit, but that fact has little to do with fiscal responsibility and a lot to do with automatic online bill pay. Every time I wind up with a bill I can’t set and forget—like the rent at my last apartment—I fail to pay it on time almost every month. And even when I do remember I need… Read more... from Lifehacker https://ift.tt/3iDP5IO

What is the best printer for most people? Let’s face it: Most people don’t need a printer. At this point, putting ink to paper is pretty pointless and, barring a few specific cases, you’re going to dust off your printer once a month at best. That said, if you want maximum resolution and to ensure your ink tanks won’t… Read more... from Lifehacker https://ift.tt/36DEQ4M