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By Life Hacker on Aug 21, 2019 in: communication, writing
Before there was LOL and TLDR and STFU, we had other abbreviations that helped us to quickly and easily convey ideas. These still have a useful place in our writing, because they still help us quickly and easily convey ideas. They are i.e. and e.g.,...
By Life Hacker on Aug 19, 2019 in: outdoors, communication, travel, hiking
If you’re at a house or business, it’s easy enough to communicate where you are: just give an address or a google-able name. But if you’re trying to meet someone at their blanket on the beach, or telling a friend where in the woods you’re los...
By Life Hacker on Aug 9, 2019 in: communication, psychology
What do Donald Trump, Flavor Flav and Elmo have in common? There may be multiple acceptable answers to this question, but the one we’re looking for today is that they all have been known to talk about themselves in the third person. Now, that’s n...
By Life Hacker on Aug 7, 2019 in: communication, career
By Life Hacker on Aug 5, 2019 in: communication
No one can recognize our relentless misuse of the English language quite like an editor. Misplace a modifier, and your editor will (hopefully) let you know. Over-use intensifiers such as “very,” “just,” and “really,” and your editor will...
By Life Hacker on Jul 26, 2019 in: communication
Once in a while, you just feel like laying down to take a nap, right? No, you do not. You have just committed the (common) sin of mixing up your lays and your lies. Read more...
By Life Hacker on Jul 23, 2019 in: parenting, relationships, communication
Your kid makes a friend. You meet the friend’s parent. You like that parent, a lot. You start scheduling playdates, mostly for the kids but also for you. Then your partners meet and they like each other, which means now you can all spend your weeke...