About Justin Pot
Justin Pot is a former News Editor for How-To Geek. He lives in Hillsboro, Oregon, and runs the Hillsboro Signal, which offers local citizen journalism.
In addition to his work at How-To Geek, Justin has also written for The Atlantic, The Wall Street Journal, Popular Science, Wired, PCMag, MakeUseOf, Lifehacker, and Zapier.
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How to Back Up Your Mac and Restore Files With Time Machine
Create a backup now to avoid losing data if something happens to your Mac.
How to Set Up RetroArch, The Ultimate All-In-One Retro Games Emulator
Emulating the classics has never been easier.
How to Enable Developer Mode and Sideload Roku Apps
Maybe you're curious about building your own Roku channels.
How to Force Quit Applications on Your Mac When They're Not Responding
Has your Mac app stopped working? Shut it down.
How to Wipe Your Mac and Reinstall macOS from Scratch
Erasing your Mac is important if you intend to sell or give it away. Alternatively, you might just want to start from scratch.
How to Use Disk Utility on a Mac
Learn to use your Mac's built-in drive management tool to erase, copy, fix, and restore.
How to Install Windows in Boot Camp on a Mac
Running Windows natively via Boot Camp is still an option for Mac owners with an Intel chip.
Mission Control 101: How to Use Multiple Desktops on a Mac
Organize windows and set up multiple desktops using Mission Control on your Mac.
How to Restore Your Chrome Tabs When There's No "Re-Open Last Session" Button
Losing your tabs due to a crash can be annoying. You might be able to get them back, though.
The Ultimate Guide to Using Emoji on Your Mac
You might think emoji only belong on your phone, and it's true these post-modern hieroglyphs didn't really take off until the smartphone revolution.
Not Just Books: All the Free Digital Stuff Your Local Library Might Offer
You might think of libraries as old fashioned, or irrelevant in the age of the internet.
How to Get the Most Out of Your Roku: Six Things You Should Do
You finally worked out which Roku to buy, and set up the basics: Netflix, Amazon, and whatever other services you're subscribed to.
Download More Dynamic Wallpapers For Mojave, Or Make Your Own
One of the coolest new features in macOS Mojave is the dynamic wallpaper.
How to Delete Your Google Cookies in Chrome
Clearing out cookies generally signs you out of all accounts, but Chrome makes one exception: your Google account.