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Certain game magazines at certain times paid certain people to rate a game far differently than if they didn't pay. Don't get sucked into the hype but do feel free to recognize pure awesome when you see it. Search youtube for actual gameplay and critical reviews by people who aren't paid game reviewers.

View your profile's ALL GAMES list/tab. They put a button next to each game to begin the install. Unfortunately you have to wait past that initial dialog thing for each one. Also the list doesn't include some Free2Play games unless you've gone to the store page and started the download.(unless they changed that recently).

Perhaps you're using the same button for push to talk in-game as you are when out of game.
in-game pick a different button for your push-to-talk.

bind 'p' '+voicerecord'
in the console (assuming this is a Valve game with a console)

If you use the website version and aren't required to log in (I think you are though) then you can probably do that anonymously. Except... now that we know you do anonymous gifting and possibly the only one that does it... Anyway, it shouldn't be too hard to figure out.

Crush your enemies. To see them driven before you. To hear the lamentation of their women.

The gift giver could be revealed after the person accepts it. Or delay for 1 week after accepting.

Move the earth...

You'll be lining up that perfect shot, then BAM, your whole screen is replaced by a "YOU FOUND AN ITEM" screen. Meanwhile your target walks up to you and backstabs your face while you look for the close button.
You will never see it coming but you have to put enough hours into the game. Also playing is more fun than idling(which is frowned upon). But if you must have a weapon immediately start TF2 and go to the MannCo Store. You can even rent each item once (most items) for free for about a week, but of course you can't trade it. If you absolutely have to have it then there's the spending actual money part of the store.

Some items (weapons, hats, decorations) are given because you participated in a game-wide event (like Summer Camp, Halloween, TF2's birthday, even Smissmass). Yet others can be promotional items because you also own another game or bought the pre-release, etc.
(Spiral Salliet from playing Spiral Knights at least once, Bills Hat form Pre-ordering L4D2 back in the day, The Maul for Red Faction, Fosters Facade form Foster's Freeze uh I mean Killing Floor, Sharp Dresser from Assassin's Creed, etc)

Move your non-steam stuff to the external drive?

At least uninstall the trainer before you go back online. But the best bet is to never install it and just play/learn the game. For PC games invovling racing consider using a PS3 or Xbox360 controller. Get a racing wheel or a joystic if that helps. Keyboard and mouse are just a bid too awkward. When you're playing with other people only your own skill matters anyway. If you have the opportunity watch how other people play and I don't mean just what happens on screen.