Hey everybody, welcome to this week's episode of...

Hey everybody, welcome to this week's episode of the Ask LifeHacker podcast.

It is March 6th, and this week we're talking about Steam's new family sharing feature,

the best TV streaming services, communication mistakes every couple makes, and poop.

We're also answering your questions about Android battery life, how real cameras stack up to smartphones,

and finding out how much data you use at home. And as always, we'll be going through our

favorite tips and downloads of the week. I am Witson Gordon. I'm Adam Datchez. And this week, Eric

Ravenscraft is joining us via Google Hangouts. What is up, Eric? Hello, folks. How's it going?

I'm doing all right. Thank you for asking. Whitson, most people don't. Because I work from home.

All right. We got some good stuff to go through today. But first, an announcement.

Those of you who have been listening to the show are following the site have probably

noticed that a few little sub-blogs have been popping up around LifeHacker.

We talk about them at the end of every show.

They include HackerSpace, our Reader Run blog, and LifeHacker After Hours, are not safe for

work tips blog.

And this week we launched another one. It is called Two Sense and it is a lifehacker blog all about personal finance.

We talk about a lot of kind of finance tips and tricks on the regular life hacker site,

but the point of the sub blog is to kind of go a little bit deeper into that

subject, kind of beyond the basics. For those people who are just really interested in personal

finance beyond the regular stuff that we post on the site, like the other blogs, it is a separate

site. If you want to follow it, you will have to follow its RSS feed or Twitter separately. You

can find it on Twitter at Two Sense LH. And we will periodically share some of the bigger stories over to LifeHker,

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