Selling Homes and Scrapbooking: A Compact and Organized Office [Featured Workspace]
What do you do when you've got a limited amount of space and you want to pack in work and play? You maximize your storage space and organize carefully like in today's featured workspace. Lifehacker reader GrayDrakeFX put together a home office for his wife who—as anyone who scrapbooks or is married to a scrapbooker knows—had quite a lot of stuff to organize and store. He writes: Built for a Realtor who is also quite the amazing artist, this workspace had to have a dual personality. The goal here was to transform a spare b

Yast Tracks and Logs Time Spent on Projects and Tasks [Time Tracking]
If you're looking for a simple time-tracking tool with visuals that are easy to read at a glance, Yast fits the bill. Yast can track multiple projects and tasks each with their own color code. The week-at-a-glance view is great for seeing how projects are unfolding over the week. You can generate reports and save them to your computer and invite other people to see your projects. The other notable advantage of Yast is inviting people to view and collabora

Ask the Commenters Roundup [Hive Mind]
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Make a Bottle-Cap Table with a Poured Resin Surface [DIY]
If you want to make a cool table with bottle caps—or anything small and interesting—encased forever under a layer of resin, check out this table-building tutorial. Over at Instructables, user americangypsy has built a pretty sweet table with a clear and hard surface made of resin. The point of interest is the huge beer bottle cap collection he affixed to the surface of the table before pouring the resin. Don't limit yourself to bottle caps however. We've seen the same process done with shells, stone chips, and other things you wouldn't traditi

Libox Shares Your Music, Movies, and More on a Private Network [File Sharing]
Windows/Mac: Libox makes it easy to share music, movies, and photos with your friends in a private P2P network. After installing the Libox media browser and importing your media, you can share with friends—they must be using the Libox browser also—as easily as if you were sharing a link to a collection of pictures online. Your data isn't stored on the Libox servers, their servers just facilitate a connection between your client and that of your friend. You can also use Libox to sync media between your own computers. Check out the video to se