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About Justin Pot

Justin Pot is the News Editor for How-To Geek. He lives in Hillsboro, Oregon and runs the Hillsboro Signal, which offers local citizen journalism. Follow Justin on Twitter and Facebook, if you want. You don't have to.

Latest Articles

How to Snooze Emails in Gmail Without Any Browser Extensions

An empty inbox is bliss, but some things you just can't respond to immediately.

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Don't Worry About Your Smartphone's Battery, Just Use It

When you're trying to get the most life out of your device, it's easy to overthink batteries.

How to Find Contacts in the New Gmail

The new Gmail started rolling out last week, and it's awesome.

Why the Facebook Microphone Myth Persists

Multiple people I know are convinced that Facebook is listening to their phone calls and in-person conversations.

Organize Your Entire Video Game Collection in One Place with LaunchBox

Your various ROM collections, Steam games, and various other Windows games are, at the end of the day, all just games.

Microsoft Should Name Windows 10 Updates After Dogs

Dear Microsoft: your names for Windows 10 updates aren't memorable, and therefore impossible for humans to keep track of.

How to Download macOS Updates Using The Terminal

Tired of opening the Mac App Store to install macOS updates? Use the Terminal instead.

How to Watch YouTube Videos on Plex

You've added all your media to a Plex server and it's great, but now you want to watch your favorite YouTube videos in the same interface.

How to Create an Encrypted Disk Image to Securely Store Sensitive Files on a Mac

You don't need third-party utilities like VeraCrypt to create a secure, encrypted container for your sensitive files on your Mac.

How to Install Any Chrome Extension in Firefox

Firefox is a great browser, but if you've ever eyed all those great Chrome extensions, you may have been tempted to switch.

macOS Now Officially Supports External GPUs

Mac: External graphics processors, or eGPUs, are officially supported in macOS High Sierra 10.

Should You Use a PCI, USB, or Network-Based TV Tuner For Your HTPC?

Whether you're interested in recording live TV using Plex or considering setting up NextPVR, you need a tuner card.

7 Reasons Cord Cutting Might Not Work For You

Cord cutting---ditching cable or satellite TV and watching stuff online instead---is great.

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How to Turn Off Annoying Mac Notifications

Notifications are great when you need them, and terrible when you don't.

Consolidate Movie Collections in Kodi with Movie Sets

Start ripping your DVDs and Blu-Rays to Kodi and your collection can get overwhelming fast.

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What Is cfprefsd, and Why Is It Running on my Mac?

You're browsing Activity Monitor when you notice something named cfprefsd.

How to Get Started Listening to Podcasts

You keep hearing about podcasts---from friends, online, even on TV.

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What is cloudd, and Why Is It Running on my Mac?

You might have noticed something named cloudd running on your Mac while using Activity Monitor.

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