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A TikTok user has shown how to make an inexpensive portable air-conditioning unit for hot summer days in a viral hack video.

A viral post inspires Reddit users to confess how they or their colleagues walk in late and walk out early without getting fired.

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"Yeah this is why it won't last. Bosses will have you in the offices soon enough," an angry user wrote.

"Ok this helps so much," said one commenter on the viral video sharing the unusual explaining technique.

One fan said Protik Islam-Jakobsson's daughter deserved "a Nobel Peace Prize" for her discovery—but others disagreed.

"I actually enjoy the taste of a lot of veggies but the textures make me gag," one commenter said about the hack.

Though some felt children should not have a schedule during the summer, others shared that the clock would be helpful to maintain some structure.

Comments of appreciation included things like, "The power of the wooden spoon," "Great thinking," and "Best dog hack ever. You nailed this assignment."

Many were eager to learn about the trick, though others pointed out that the feature has been available for some time.

The TikToker enlisted an army of ladybugs to protect his plants.

The tip has racked up millions of views online and even been dubbed "magic" but the FDA told Newsweek that it could potentially be risky.

"Never knew why I had to do this sometimes," one Instagram user shared.

Some viewers shared how the trick had worked for their attempts to revive other baked goods as well.

The technique has been watched almost 2 million times as viewers vowed to try the mess-free cutting hack themselves.

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"I'd much rather have to deal with an angry 2500lb+ bull," one comment read.

The trick surprisingly uses a massage gun in a hack viewed over 13 million times online.

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The "hactivist" group has also claimed responsibility for other hacks against the Russian government since the invasion began.

"Where was this before I broke my window years back!!!" one TikToker exclaimed.

The hack, which reveals the huge amount of brown gunk that goes unnoticed in your sink's garbage disposal, has impressed many online.

Although some viewers were dubious, this feature has been available to Apple users when iOS 13 was released.

A new bed-making hack has hit social media, promising to make the daunting task of changing your duvet cover much easier.

Responses to the video were mixed—while some were excited to test the trick, others felt it was a form of stealing.

Andrew Garza, who owns a meal prep company in Illinois, showed how he chops boxes of the vegetable at top speed.

In her video, the woman said her $9 travel pillow saved her from paying a $60 baggage fee.

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"What Nike doesn't want you to know about getting a free pair of shoes," the lawyer said in a TikTok video seen 67 million times.

Starbucks customers are responding to a TikTok video posted by a barista that claims tea drinks can be dollars cheaper based on how they are ordered.