How to Sell Your Old Gadgets on Craigslist

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Change my Subscription (or unsubscribe) Today's How-To Geek Articles By popular request, we're including a quick list of the daily articles at the top of the daily email as well as the regular format near the bottom. How to Convert PDF Files and Images into Google Docs Documents How to Enable Android Nougat’s Cat-Collecting Easter Egg How to Sell Your Old Gadgets on Craigslist Are GPT Partitions Less Likely to Corrupt Compared to MBR-Based Ones? How to Connect an External Microphone to Your GoPro How to Enable a Grid in iOS’ Camera for Perfectly Straight Photos How to Change the Size of Text, Icons, and More in Android Nougat How to Reuse or Move a Bookmark in Microsoft Word Automatically Close (or Hide) Idle Applications on Your Mac with Quitter How to Use Windows 10’s “Quick Assist” to Remotely Troubleshoot a Friend’s PC Geek Comic Today's Tech Term Cyberlaw Cyberlaw (a.k.a. Cyber Law and Internet Law) refers to the area of law and legal issues related to use of the Internet and its relationship to technological and electronic elements. What We're Reading This section contains what we're reading from around the web, along with commentary from our editors. Think of it like your daily digest of the most interesting things online. Human and Artificial Intelligence May Be Equally Impossible to Understand Despite new biology-like tools, some insist interpretation is impossible. [Nautilus] How Your Smartphone Light Sensor Could Help Websites Track You Thanks to the phone's light sensor, advertisers, online trackers, and perhaps even law enforcement might soon have a chance to use that feature to track and profile you, according to a privacy and security researcher who warned of the potential dangers posed by ambient light sensors. [Motherboard] Watch the first ever movie trailer made by artificial intelligence IBM's Watson was tasked with creating a movie trailer that maximized suspense and fear--this is the result. [Polygon] Next Windows 10 looks like it'll get a night mode that cuts down the blue Built-in capability should make the popular f.lux tool unnecessary. [ArsTechnica] How to Convert PDF Files and Images into Google Docs Documents You probably know you can create and edit documents with Google Docs, but you can edit more than just .doc files. Google Drive can also convert PDF files and images of text to editable files through Google Docs. Here’s how. Read This Article → How to Enable Android Nougat’s Cat-Collecting Easter Egg One of the more fun parts of getting a new version of Android is discovering the hidden Easter Egg that's tucked way within the "About" menu. Over the years, we've seen them get more and more whimsical, with Nougat's Easter Egg possibly being the most bizarre (and interesting!) one yet: collecting cats. Read This Article → How to Sell Your Old Gadgets on Craigslist Chances are, you have some old gadgets lying around your house you no longer use. Why not get some money for them? Craigslist is one of the best places to sell your unused junk, and you can pretty much list anything you want on there. When it comes to selling your gadgets for the best price possible, though, there are a few things to keep in mind. Read This Article → Are GPT Partitions Less Likely to Corrupt Compared to MBR-Based Ones? There are few things as frustrating as experiencing trouble with your computer’s hard drive, but is there a partitioning scheme that works better than an MBR-based one? Today’s SuperUser Q&A post has the answer to a curious reader’s question. Read This Article → How to Connect an External Microphone to Your GoPro Most of the time, your GoPro will be attached to a helmet, car, bike, or other piece of moving machinery. But if you want to capture better audio, and don’t mind a bit of added bulk to your setup, here’s how you can connect an external microphone to your GoPro. Read This Article → How to Enable a Grid in iOS’ Camera for Perfectly Straight Photos If you like to use your iPhone’s camera for than mere selfies and portraits, then you probably want to make sure you frame everything as straight as possible. This is much easier if you enable iOS’ camera grid. Read This Article → How to Change the Size of Text, Icons, and More in Android Nougat Android has long allowed you to change the text size, but for some users, it's just not enough. With Android Nougat, Google incorporated a new feature: the ability to not only change font size, but also other display elements. Read This Article → How to Reuse or Move a Bookmark in Microsoft Word Bookmarks in Word allow you to assign names to text and mark positions in your files so you can more easily navigate long documents. Think of bookmarks in Word like bookmarks you put in books to mark your place. Read This Article → Automatically Close (or Hide) Idle Applications on Your Mac with Quitter Be honest: you’re reading this instead of working, right? I’m thankful, because that’s how I make my living, but for your sake you should really try to focus. It’s too easy to quickly open Twitter or IM for “just one minute”, especially when they’re sitting open in the background. Quitter is a Mac app that can help. Read This Article → How to Use Windows 10’s “Quick Assist” to Remotely Troubleshoot a Friend’s PC Windows 10’s Anniversary Update brings a new “Quick Assist” feature. Built into Windows 10, Quick Assist allows you to take remote control of another person’s computer so you can help them troubleshoot it. It works similarly to Remote Desktop, but is available on all editions of Windows 10. Read This Article → Advertisement Download Windows 10 Bible (FREE eBook!) A $32.99 Value Windows 10 Bible is one of the most thorough references on the market with complete coverage of Windows 10. Whether you're a beginner seeking guidance or a power-user looking for fresh tips and tricks, this book contains everything you could ever hope to know about the Windows operating system. Click here to download