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Andrey “Rarst” Savchenko —  — Web — lifehacker

Lifehacker.com - always optimizing... something

lifehacker Lifehacker is one of the world top blogs maintained by whole bunch of editors and contributors. Its’ focus are advices on how to be more productive and software for same purpose. Like lot of high-profile blogs it sticks to format of frequent small (“bite-sized”) posts.

Blog is very interactive with frequent polls, showcases from user contributions, etc. Interactivity is somewhat spoiled by terrible comment system. I had to register (which is hindrance enough) when I wanted to comment on article once. Some time after I forgot my password and instead of remembering it went with “reset password”… And never got new one in my email, effectively locking myself out of my account.

Reading experience may be a little overwhelming (amount of posts), but still Lifehacker is one of the most prominent and content- filled blogs.

Link http://lifehacker.com/

RSS (main) http://lifehacker.com/index.xml

RSS (other feeds) http://lifehacker.com/about/#5

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  • The DataRat #

    . Lifehacker occasionally has worthwhile stuff, however I find it kind of Yuppified and catering to the self-preoccupied. LH also has it's own predilections. And you got to be really into iPhones, Google Wave, Macs, and open source to appreciate where they're coming from. Not a huge amount there for the average PC user. Don't know where they're out of, but LH has a definite San Francisco flavor. ( I lived in SF for three years in the mid-1980's and know whereof what I speak. ) Very trendy, 'Burning Man' type avant garde superficiality. . The DataRat .

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