Buried under too many Lifehacker posts? Turn down the volume with our daily, trimmed-down top stories feed or once-weekly highlights feed. This week's best posts include:
- Useful Command Line Tricks for Mac Users
"If you've never launched the Terminal, you're missing out on a plethora of Unix tools that offer more control and options than any dialog box possibly could." - Soup Up Your Xbox Media Center
"The Xbox Media Center software has a bunch of configurable options, scripts and hooks into online services that can complete your XBMC experience." - One OpenID to Rule Them All...or Not?
"Decentralized online identification system OpenID can log you into thousands of social networking sites (and counting) using a single username and password."
- Become an Online Power-Shopper
"In the past 10 years, the internet has completely revolutionized the way we shop--so much so that there's rarely a compelling reason to make purchases offline anymore." - Top 10 Ways to Put Your Remote Server to Good Use
"An always-on server can come in all kinds of handy for running automated tasks, syncing your data, remote controlling downloads and acting as a proxy." - System Tray Show and Tell
"Ah the system tray. It's that little corner of screen real estate that holds all of your must-have, always-on utilities." - Find Out If Your Computer Is Secretly Connecting to the Web
"If you are trying to track down why your computer is running so slooowwwly, try using this simple DOS command from Digital Inspiration to uncover a possible problem..." - Clear Your Cable Clutter with a Towel Rack
"The Unclutterer weblog cleans up their home theater's mess of cords with a cheap multi-hook rack." - Desktop Show and Tell Roundup
"We love looking at your killer desktops, and after three weeks of saucy submissions we're convinced that Lifehacker readers definitely know how to put together an excellent desktop environment." - Build an IKEA Charging Station with Switches
"Howto web site Instructables details how to add individual switches to each unit on your DIY charging station."
