Uhh, I use a plastic bag (well, I've done that in the past). Get it stuck to the trap, so I don't have to get too close to it, and pick the trap up like that then put it in a trash bag.

I work at Target but everything is cheaper than Target. Walmart's prices are a lot lower. I use my discount and redcard (discount + free shipping) though so sometimes Target wins for me. If it's something sold in-store, Target'll win just because I don't have to make another trip and they price match amazon, walmart…

It's not restore-able from the iphone backups in itunes? That's shitty.

Nah, you can come back from deactivation. You have infinite time to decide you changed your mind. They don't delete anything. If you delete, they give you 2 weeks to change your mind.

why wouldn't you just delete it? Deleting completely is an option. They just make it a little tougher to find than the deactivate option.

If you're gonna quit facebook, why not delete instead of deactivating?

Finally someone has taken that mute feature (available in many 3rd party twitter apps) and made it available for the whole internet!

These tips aren't even necessary for a lot of us. I don't need a separate email address for okcupid. I definitely don't need to save any responses. I don't get enough messages for it to be too much work to type out a response. I think, usually, I'm excited enough to get a message worth responding to that typing a…

Damn. I was gonna try to convince them to give me the senior voice plan. I have a bajillion minutes because apparently, they roll over and I rarely use them. I also broke my smartphone and started using a dumbphone while waiting for the nexus 5. I think that means I'd have to switch to one of these plans if I were…

You people are paying to use your own money? Well, that's your own problem. I don't think anything anyone's saying here applies to everyone. My bank, USAA, has a zero liability policy, but I've never actually had any debit card fraud incidents. Of course, not everyone can use them (I don't think it's worth it without…

I don't think it's a "rule" that applies to everyone. I have an oily t-zone that is oilier when I don't keep up with moisturizing. I tried drying cleansers and no moisturizer and all that jazz, but it's not what works for my particular oil slick.

Did you not enter your annual income? It'll tell you how close you are to the poverty level, but it should still be based on your income...

I can't possibly be the only person who's sick and tired of these damn climacon weather icons in every GD weather app!

When you disable they disappear from the app drawer. If you want apps that you don't want to disable or uninstall to not show in the app drawer, you'd need to download a launcher (like Apex or Nova) and hide them there.

Actually, the stock ones are the ones you can disable. Go to Settings, Applications, find the app in the list, click it, then click disable. If there were any updates to the app, you have to uninstall updates before the option to disable is shown. If you ever want anything back, go to the app list within settings and…

This thing doesn't work across reboots, so all they'd have to do is reboot the phone.

I don't think anyone's gonna hide an app they want to use. They'll probably use it to hide Stocks, Compass, Notes.. or whatever system apps a person might not use.

You can either disable them (in the phone's settings) or you can just not put it on the home screen (or remove it if it was placed there by default). Not a workaround. It's a built-in feature, but I think it's only ics+.

I used to use it for organization purposes. It kept all my legal music organized in a way that made sense. And Google's Music Manager works with it, so I had access to everything on my android devices. I use Spotify now, and when I was using iTunes, I was perpetually looking for a replacement, but it wasn't that awful.

Nova, mostly because it was 25 cent for the prime version during a play store sale. If I wanted to go with something free, Apex because its free version has more features than Nova's does. When I switched, Nova prime had more features than Apex's paid version, but that was a long time ago and may not be true anymore.