Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Make a digging site ASAP. Make Explosives. Make an entrance and exit.

Answer: To survive, gather food and water and then jump straight to digging. In multiplayer mode, especially with Friendly Fire switched off, players tend to kill other players to get their loot; ammunition and weaponry will be hard to find. You will last a lot longer if you create a good underground bunker. Make sure to block up your entrance to avoid other players from discovering your hide out. Explosives such as Tin Land Mine and Pipe Bomb are good weapons. You can throw pipe bombs at players or zombies, while the tin land mine is a ground-based explosive which can be strategically placed on any flat surface except water. Tin Land Mine: You need 1 Scrap Metal, 1 Gunpowder, and 1 Candy Tin Can. To craft, just place the three materials in the middle of the craft window from top to bottom, scrap metal, Gunpowder and candy tin can, respectively. Pipe Bomb: You only need 1 Plant Fiber, 1 Gunpowder and 1 short Iron Pipe. Short Iron Pipe can be found in air conditioners or can be crafted from Forging Iron. To craft a Pipe Bomb, place the Gunpowder in the very center of the craft window, Plant Fibers above it and the Short Iron Pipe below. If you plan on spending a lot of time underground, you should consider having to openings to your mine. While this can be a little more difficult to defend, it can greatly increase your chance of survival if one entrance is blocked. Use land mines to defend the exit you are least likely to use, and make sure that it is well-disguised.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Understand how the iCloud Photo Library works. Open the Settings app. Select "iCloud" and then tap "Photos". Select "Optimize iPad Storage". Open a picture to download the full-quality version.

Answer: With the iOS 8 update, Apple introduced the iCloud Photo Library beta. This program allows you to automatically upload and store all of your photos on your iCloud Drive, making them instantly available on any of your devices. What this means is that every device that has iCloud Photo Library enabled will download and store a copy of each photo onto the device's local storage. To save space on your iPad when using the iCloud Photo Library, you can opt to only store smaller versions of the image on your local storage, while keeping the high-quality version on your iCloud drive. This can save you a lot of space if you value having access to all of your images at any time. This will make the iPad download optimized versions of the photos to reduce the amount of local storage needed. Optimized versions of your iCloud Photo Library photos take up about half as much space as the full-quality versions. After enabling "Optimize iPad Storage" you can still seed the full-quality version by opening a photo. Opening a photo will download the full-quality version from iCloud, which may take a moment.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Open the Google Play Store (Android), App Store (iOS). Search for "Skype. Tap the search result that lists "Skype" as the app author. Tap the green Install button or the blue Get button.

Answer: You'll find these on either the home screen, in the app drawer, or by searching. " You'll find the search bar at the top of the Google Play Store. If you're in the App Store, tap the search icon in the lower right corner to open the search feature. The app will start to install and appear on your home screen as soon as it's done.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Shake out the clothing after removing it from the wash. Turn dark clothing inside out to prevent fading. Pin folded sheets at the ends. Keep towels unfolded while hanging. Hang shirts by the bottom hem. Pin pants by the leg seams to facilitate drying. Hang socks in pairs by the toes. Fasten small items at the corners.

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Hold the clothing by the end and give it a quick shake. It helps unfold the clothing after washing, eliminating wrinkles. The more you can prevent the clothing from bunching up, the easier it is to dry. If you live in a sunny area, turn dark shirts and jeans inside out. Your clothing will still fade over time, but this slows the process. Also, if you hang dark clothing in direct sunlight, move it out of the light as soon as it finishes drying. White clothing is okay to leave out. The sun brightens it. Starting with the larger items is recommended since these take up the most space and dry slower. These large items should be folded in half first. Bring the folded end up, draping it slightly over the clothesline. Pin the corner, then move across the line to pin the middle and other corner. Keep the top of the sheet flat and straight against the clothesline. Do this with every article you hang to prevent wrinkles. Unfold the towels, then bring them to the clothesline. Drape 1 end slightly over the clothesline. Pin both corners to hold the towel in place. Hang the towel vertically and unfolded so it dries faster. To save on clothespins, hang the towels next to one another and clip the ends with the same pin. Bring the bottom hem up to the line. Clip 1 corner, then stretch the hem out over the clothesline and clip the other corner. The hem should be straight and flat against the line so the shirt doesn't sag at all. Let the shirt's heavier end dangle to encourage drying. Another way to hang shirts is with hangers. Slide the clothing onto the hangers, then hook the hangers onto the clothesline. Fold the pants in half, pressing the legs together. Hold the bottom hems against the clothesline and pin them in place. If you have 2 clotheslines side by side, separate the legs and pin 1 to each line. It will reduce the drying time even further. The waist end is heavier, so it's better to let it hang lower. However, you can hang the pants by the waist hem if you wish. Keep your socks paired together to save on space. Set the socks side by side with the toe end curled over the line. Place a single clothespin between the socks, fastening both in place. Repeat this with any other pairs of socks that need drying. For items like baby pants, small towels, and underwear, hang them like you would with a towel. Stretch them out on the line so they don't sag. Clamp the clothespins on both corners. Hopefully, you have enough extra space to stretch these items out on the line. If you're short on space, try to find spots between the other articles and fit them there.