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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

Can Other People See the Tweets I've Liked?

You might think that Retweets are public and Likes are private.

How to Create a Bootable USB Installer for macOS High Sierra

The Mac App Store is the default way to upgrade or install macOS, but it doesn't work for everyone.

Mac
How to Upgrade Your Mac to High Sierra

Curious about the new features in High Sierra, but not sure how to actually update your operating system? Don't worry: it's easy.

What's New in macOS 10.13 High Sierra, Available Now

The next version of macOS is out now, with improvements to Safari, Mail, Photos, and a lot under the hood.

Safari Now Disables Auto-Playing Videos. Here's How to Allow Them for Certain Sites

You're trying to do some reading when you hear it: a video playing somewhere off-screen.

Mac
16 Finder Shortcuts Every Mac User Should Know

The Finder seems pretty basic, but there are all kinds of things hidden just below the surface.

How to Add Favicons to Safari on macOS

We've been clear: Mac users should ditch Chrome for Safari.

Stupid Geek Tricks: Convince Your Friends You're a Hollywood-Style Hacker with These Tools

Hacking in the movies is crazy exciting: fingers fly across the keyboard, and the screen is an ever flashing array of cryptic characters.

How to Check If a Twitter Account Is a Bot

There are a lot of bots on Twitter.

Mac
What Is "coreaudiod," and Why Is It Running on My Mac?

So you saw something called "coreaudiod" while browsing Activity Monitor.

Four Simple Timers That Remind You to Take Breaks from Your Computer

Whether you work at your computer or just enjoy the occasional long gaming session, it's important to take breaks regularly.

The Best Free Video Channels for Your Roku

If you've got a Roku, odds are you've already connected your Netflix, Hulu, or Amazon account for streaming.

Instantly Search Your Terminal History With a Keyboard Shortcut

Everyone who regularly uses the command line has at least one long string they type regularly.

tldr Converts man Pages Into Concise, Plain-English Explanations

Command line users know to how read the manual: type "man" followed by the name of a command---you'll see a detailed explanation.

Mac
How to Create Custom Trackpad Gestures on Your Mac With BetterTouchTool

One of the best things about MacBooks are the many trackpad gestures you can use.

Screen Savers Haven't Been Useful For Decades. Why Are They Still Here?

I was walking through the dorms in 2003 when I saw it: a desk with three computer monitors, all with a Matrix screen saver scrolling green text.

How to Securely Send Large Files to Anyone With Firefox Send

We may be living in the future, but sending large files over the web remains.

What Is opendirectoryd, and Why Is It Running on My Mac?

You're checking Activity Monitor, seeing what's taking up resources on your Mac, when you notice a process called opendirectoryd.

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Quit and Hide macOS Apps from the Command+Tab Interface

Command+Tab is the main keyboard shortcut for switching applications in macOS.

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