Isn't that what newsfeeds are for? Read the text, view a couple of relevant images, then if you want more, go to the source webpage.

@Koztah: don't tell me to think for myself, you sheep.

Build a "Joule Thief" to squeeze the last drops of power out of your batteries: [www.evilmadscientist.com]

Keep bottles stacked in the fridge: [www.flickr.com]

@ejoy: I was at a wedding where every male member of the party had a repair kit in their jacket pocket, with safety pins, thread, buttons etc etc

@Dr.Jeckyl: Thanks, that's a good point. I guess I want the bells'n'whistles of a big touchscreen and clever apps, at the same time as being open source(ish).

So I have a Palm Centro on AT&T. I went with that because I use Linux and wanted a compatible phone. I heard iPhones don't like Linux.

@bobby.tables: Linux distros often include these tools, but they aren't integrated into the OS, and they aren't mandatory (and you don't pay for them). They might work seamlessly via the WM, like Gnome.

@Gary: It comes from beans so it's a vegetable.

@jblackhall: I am a bit, yes ;)

HuffPost! For all your trumped-up pseudoscience needs!

This only gives you a circular vignette blur, which doesn't seem to give "miniature" results.

@courtarro: Agreed, this doesn't achieve the same results as any of the other tools.

@fjpoblam: Yes.

@FlashCreations: Agreed.

@OCEntertainment: my thoughts exactly.

@Fabrictramp: I never have a problem either.

At work I have a drive with FileZilla, GIMP, Firefox, Thunderbird (with my personal account, avoiding the webmail interface), Notepad++ and Pidgin. This small selection fits on a 128MB freebie USB stick and "supplements" the apps my work gives me!

Do they mean "turn off" or "uninstall"?

Does that task list at left say "DeFECATE"?