Meredith Dietz
Staff Writer at Lifehacker
too tired to pee, too full of piss to sleep. staff writer @lifehacker. headline contributor @TheOnion @reductress.
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1 week ago |
lifehacker.com | Meredith Dietz |Gina Trapani |Jordan Calhoun
When I first received the Merach Mini Stepper, I had visions of yet another bulky piece of exercise equipment taking over my already cramped Brooklyn apartment. You know the drill—another "compact" fitness gadget that somehow still manages to become the uninvited focal point of your living room, judging you silently from the corner.
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1 week ago |
au.lifehacker.com | Meredith Dietz
When I first received the Merach Mini Stepper, I had visions of yet another bulky piece of exercise equipment taking over my already cramped Brooklyn apartment. You know the drill—another "compact" fitness gadget that somehow still manages to become the uninvited focal point of your living room, judging you silently from the corner.
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1 week ago |
lifehacker.com | Meredith Dietz |Gina Trapani |Jordan Calhoun
One of the best period-tracking apps out there, Clue, recently announced a feature that should be groundbreaking for people who don't menstruate but still experience cyclical health changes. The app claims to be the only health app that tracks your cycle even when you don’t bleed. This would mean people who don't have periods due to surgery, hormonal medications, gender transition, or life stages like post-menopause can track their cycles, too. The premise is solid and much-needed.
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1 week ago |
au.lifehacker.com | Meredith Dietz
One of the best period-tracking apps out there, Clue, recently announced a feature that should be groundbreaking for people who don't menstruate but still experience cyclical health changes. The app claims to be the only health app that tracks your cycle even when you don’t bleed. This would mean people who don't have periods due to surgery, hormonal medications, gender transition, or life stages like post-menopause can track their cycles, too. The premise is solid and much-needed.
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1 week ago |
lifehacker.com | Meredith Dietz |Gina Trapani |Jordan Calhoun
It's official: Prime Day 2025 is right around the corner. In a press release this week, Amazon confirmed the biggest online sales event of the year will take place between July 8 and July 11. This is the first time the sale has lasted more than two days—in fact, it will be twice as long as in previous years. But to take advantage of everything this giant sale has to offer, you’re going to need to be a Prime Member.
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