Note: This is only a small portion of the useful info, click HERE to see the whole life-changing thing. Finally, an infographic that might actually change my life . Granted it won’t, but still, it could . I mean, if I weren’t such a deadbeat. How about number one there, the hanger idea — that’s pretty good, right? Well it would be if all my clothes weren’t in a pile on the bathroom floor. I call it my nest, and it’s where I sleep at night. Bathmat pillow aside, don’t you dare judge me . I don’t judge you, do I? Yes, I do actually, I’m very judgey. Anyway, read the graphic, learn some shit, then get out there and get life hacking! But a word of warning: don’t go overboard, bricking = certain death. 35 Life Hacks You Should Know - Infographic [theirtoys] Thanks to JustGil, CONOR and Ralph, who are so good at hacking their lives the government asked them to explain how they did it. You know what they said?

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Note: This is only a small, unreadable portion of the infographic, click HERE to see the whole thing in stunning 3-D. Fine, FINE — 2-D . This is an infographic all about Apple . I thought it was pretty interesting. And by pretty interesting I mean I would have been just as excited if it were about the fruit. Mmmm, love those things with a little peanut butter . Pears too! Anyway, I didn’t even have to look at the financials (and I probably never will) to know I want a piece of that. A piece of that pie . That Apple pie. See what I did there? “Shamed yourself?” Exactly. Apple By Numbers [techi] Thanks to Brettmucker, who knows four apples a day will not only keep the doctor away, they’ll help attract horses.

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Give It To Me Straight, How Many To Keep The Doctor Away?: Apple By The Numbers

Kotaku (a video game blog) recently polled its readers and came up with this informational graphic summarizing over 20,000 gamers’ tendencies . Although I question how valid it is since there’s no mention of teabagging and name-calling or how often I have to mute all the 12-and-unders playing Call of Duty . Shit, when I was your age we did homework. Plus things outside. I’m talking flashlight tag bitches, what?! Kotaku Census 2010: The Results [kotaku] Thanks to Zeke, who once played video games 48 hours straight for charity. Charity my ass, Zeke, you’re addicted!

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Learnin’ Thangs: Video Game Poll Results