Q: If you've got a hardwood floor, you can obviously skip this step and go straight to finding the joists. If you've got a squeaky and carpeted floor, however, you've got to make the decision to either cut a small strip of it up to install under, or use screws that can be used through carpeting. Some kits (Squeak-No-More) are available to use over and through carpeting, without having to remove it and risk damage. The process will be essentially the same, whether you pull up the carpet or not. If you must remove carpeting, pull it up near the squeak and keep it as clean and secure as possible so you can reattach it later with carpet adhesive. If you can pull up a particular segment of carpet along a seam, keeping it secure, that would be the best way of pulling it up, rather than just cutting a segment out from the middle. There's no easy way to cover up your work, and it might always show, unless you work along a natural seam. Walk in the squeaky area until you can find your squeaky spot for certain. Then, try to find the closest joist to the squeak using a stud-finder. If you don't have a stud finder, you can use a hammer or another heavy object to tap on the floor and listen. The joists will sound flatter and thinner when you tap on it, while the other side will sound deeper. To be extra-sure, you can drill a pilot hole using a depth-control bit in your variable speed drill to make sure that you're hitting the joist before you use a screw and come up short. Drill through the squeaky boards, the subfloor, and attach both to the joist to securely fix the squeaky board. To do this, you'll need heavy-duty wood screws of the appropriate length. You can get some sense of that length when you drill your pilot hole. Some kits will come with break-away screws that you can use to make the repair almost undetectable, especially through carpet. This is a very effective way of securing your boards cleanly and efficiently. If you're working on a hardwood floor, it's important to keep the spot looking as clean and smooth as possible. Wood putty, also known as plastic wood in some places, is a type of putty made of sawdust and some type of binder, and is very effective at filling the holes left around the nails. It's available at most home repair stores for a few dollars. Apply a small amount and sand the area smooth. You can match the tone of most wood putty to the wood tone of the floor. try to get it as close as possible. If you're carpeting back over it, don't worry about using wood putty. In some cases, it might be a good idea to smooth back over the top of the screw that you installed to smooth things out. If your floor is carefully stained, this would be a bad idea, but you might need to smooth out the wood shards from the screwing job, or smooth out the rough edges of the wood putty you installed. Use extremely fine grain sandpaper, and don't overdo it.
A: Remove the carpet over the squeaky area, if necessary. Locate the joist nearest the squeak. Fix the loose board to the joist. Fill the hole with wood putty. Sand the spot.

Q: Mobile wallets are apps available for both iPhone and Android mobile devices, such as Copay, Airbitz, or the Bread app from breadwallet. Mobile wallets tend to have simple, intuitive interfaces, so they work well if you're new to cryptocurrency and not very tech-savvy. Some mobile wallets also offer discounts and other incentives for making daily purchases using Bitcoin. For example, Airbitz offers 20 percent discounts at Starbucks. If you plan to convert the Bitcoin you receive to fiat currency (national currency) immediately, or want to trade it on an exchange for other cryptocurrencies, you may be fine with an online wallet. However, because they are online, these wallets are significantly more vulnerable to hacking than other types of wallets. BitGo and BTC.com are examples of some online Bitcoin wallets. If you have an account on an online Bitcoin exchange, your exchange account would also be considered an online wallet. With a software wallet, you install software on your desktop or laptop. Because it's kept on your computer rather than on the internet, it's more secure than an online wallet. And since it's right there on your computer, you have control over your wallet and transactions at all times. There are several mobile wallets, including Copay, that can be used both as an app on your smartphone and as software on your computer. Even a software wallet is only as safe as your own computer and network. For the utmost in security, keep your Bitcoin in a hardware wallet, such as a Ledger or Trezor, that is not connected to the internet. These hardware wallets typically cost a few hundred dollars and provide the utmost security for your Bitcoin. Hardware wallets are good if you plan on holding Bitcoin for the long term. The investment may not be necessary if you plan on converting your Bitcoin to fiat currency right away. At a minimum, use two-factor authentication to protect your wallet from hacking. Choose a password that is complex and difficult for anyone to guess. If you're using a software wallet, encrypt your computer and use a strong firewall. You should also make sure that you have strong anti-virus protection that is installed and up-to-date.
A: Use a mobile wallet if you want convenient access to your Bitcoin. Set up an online wallet if you want to easily transfer or trade Bitcoin. Download a software wallet for greater security and control. Buy a hardware wallet for increased security. Protect your cryptocurrency by enabling security features.

Q: Go to https://www.youtube.com/ in your browser. This will open the YouTube home page. You don't need to be logged into YouTube unless the video that you want to download is age-gated. Click the search bar at the top of the YouTube page, type in a video's name, and press Enter. Click a video that you want to download. This will open the video and prompt it to begin playing. If your video is in a playlist, find a version of the video that isn't in a playlist. Otherwise, you won't be able to download the video since playlist addresses aren't compatible with online converters. Click the address bar that's at the top of the browser window to highlight the address, then press Ctrl+C (Windows) or Command+C (Mac). If the video's address doesn't highlight when you click it, try double-clicking the address or dragging your mouse across the entire address. Go to http://convert2mp3.net/en/ in your browser. Click the "Insert video link" text field, then press Ctrl+V (Windows) or Command+V (Mac) to paste in the video's address. It's an orange button on the right side of the page. Doing so will cause the MP3 file to use your indicated information to categorize the song when played in a music player like Groove or iTunes. You can edit the following fields: artist - Enter an artist name. By default, this is the uploader's username or part of the title. name - Enter a song name. By default, this is part of the video's title. You can also download the file without audio tags by clicking Skip this page (no tags) It's a green button at the bottom of the information page. Your video will begin converting into an MP3 file. Skip this step if you skipped the last page. When you see the green Download button appear, you can click it to download the MP3 file onto your computer. Your YouTube video's MP3 file will download into your computer's default "Downloads" folder.
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Open YouTube. Search for a video that you want to download. Select a video. Copy the video's address. Open the Convert2MP3 website. Add your video's address. Click convert. Edit the MP3 file's information. Click Continue. Click Download when prompted.