Simply type the above code that corresponds to the appropriate rage face into Facebook chat, and the image of the rage face you chose will appear, emoticon-like in its existence. Facebook didn't suddenly become hip to the Internet and add rage face emoticons (something from which Google Chat would greatly benefit), but the ability to add rage faces to Facebook chat is more of a hack than anything else, and something to which you can add.

One of the best, most practical things the Internet can do is provide you with instructions on how to do things that you don't know how to do. Things like how to write a cover letter, how to tie a tie, or how to make it in America (all common Google searches). But what about the billions upon billions of more mundane things? Things like how to open a door with a toaster, how to take a valve out of a shoe, or how to touch a wall with an apple? Well, the HowToDoAnythingTV channel on YouTube has you covered. It seems they are making a valiant effort to create how-to videos for all the things, starting with the most obscure. I applaud them for their public service.

Head on past the break to become better at doing things.

So, I bit the bullet today: I switched my Gmail over to the new look. I figured I'll have to do it sometime, and I might as well do it now, while I'm shaking up all my old habits with fancy labs. If you remember, sharebros were not too happy about the Google Reader redesign, and even more people are likely to be miffed by the Gmail one. According to Google it's "cleaner and more modern," which apparently means "has a lot of white space where useful information used to live." For the moment, you can stick with the old look, but there's also a display mechanism built in that looks a lot more like traditional Gmail without straight-up being the old format. It'll come in handy when they kill off the old one for good.

Though we live in a world where the name of a search engine became a regularly used verb, people aren't necessarily adept at using Google, especially when it comes to research. There is a lot more to combing the Internet than simply typing the name of the author you're researching into the Google search field, and even if you manage to find the exact information you were looking for, it may not be from a credible source. According to Hack College, in a recent study, 3 out of 4 students couldn't perform a "well-executed search" on Google, so they put together an infographic full of tips and strategies on how to effectively use the search engine you've probably not been using too effectively. After the break, of course.

Sometimes, when you're forced to live in a world that you know is just a computer program, and when you also know kung fu, you find yourself sad and lonely. Keanu Reaves knows this all too well. There was even an Internet holiday devoted to the task of cheering him up, but his sadness persists and continue to take many forms across the web. But maybe what he needs is some real-life, human company; namely, yours. And now, thanks to the wonderful people of Reddit, you can do your part in cheering up sad Keanu.