it makes a ton of sense, what with the “walled gardens” and everything.

This is pretty specific advice, but it happened to me once. If they send you a picture with a filename consisting of 3 numbers separated by “_”, try and go to facebook.com/[2nd number]. I managed to find the person that was being impersonated and have concrete evidence that I was, in fact, being catfished.

If you're a gamer, buying game bundles from humblebundle.com gives you the chance to give to charity while getting some cool games! I usually give 80% to charity, dividing the rest between the game developers and the Humble website.

LittleBigPortal 3.

You can't get the push notifications, but you can use Pushbullet to get notifications without the facebook app.

this was the comment I came here looking for. thank you.

The Youtube Android app used to have preloading, which would download videos from your subscriptions and "Watch later" list, so you could watch them on the go. I miss it sorely.

I need this desperately. Can't wait to call my phone Jarvis or GlaDOS.

But once one of the combatants is dead, the trial is done. And in case of ambiguity, the one whose head didn't explode wins.

Confirmed. Screenshots are saved in the documents folder. Thanks!

It's a Kindle 4. No keyboard, just a small row of buttons.

Has anyone found out how to do it in the "basic" Kindle? Been trying buttons on mine for a while now.

A bit of chit-chat usually helps:"Hi, have you been enjoying (city where you are)? Do you mind giving me an autograph, please?" But I agree that it can get really scary and baffling. :)

The original article has a better tip:"Remind Yourself That We're All Human" is probably the best advice about meeting people you admire. That, and remembering not to be a creep.

I frequently buy Humble Bundles, does that count? Donate to charities and get free games in the process. I'm also a college student so I don't have that much disposable income.

I can't believe no-one posted this here, yet.

I actually referred this a few months ago on a similar thread, but it's nice to see it get more attention. It's a great app, I've been using it for ages. http://lifehacker.com/on-android-you…

So this ad is full of hot air?

This is such a great lesson. Learning how to deal with team leading and failure is much easier when the consequences are "just" in-game. Granted, people will get mad at you for your failure, but it's such a great way to learn.

You can press the button right next to the volume indicator to stretch the controls to the whole screen's width, when you're in full screen.