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How to Make Your Steam Profile Private
How to Blur Faces and Text in Photoshop
The NVIDIA SHIELD Is the Most Powerful Set Top Box You Can Buy
Six Things to Consider Before Installing a Smart Lock
How to Use Your Mac’s Disk Utility to Partition, Wipe, Repair, Restore, and Copy Drives
How to Fix Windows Explorer Showing Drives Twice in the Sidebar
What Is the Pixel 2’s Visual Core?
How to Use Emoji in Photoshop
Without Google Chrome, the Windows Store Will Always Suck




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Winchester Disk

Winchester Disk is the “nickname” for an early IBM hard disk drive that had 30 MB of fixed storage and 30 MB of removable storage built into it. The double “30s” storage capacity led to it being nicknamed after the Winchester 30/30 rifle.

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How to Make Your Steam Profile Private

Yesterday, fellow How-To Geek writer Eric Ravenscraft recommended a Steam game in our office chat room. It’s all about writing…and also it’s about anime-style schoolgirls and the wooing thereof.

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How to Blur Faces and Text in Photoshop

There are plenty of reasons you might want to blur some part of a photo in Photoshop. Maybe you're sharing a photo and you want to anonymize some people, or perhaps you want to show off how bad your passport photo is without revealing private information. Whatever the reason, here's how to blur something in Photoshop.

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The NVIDIA SHIELD Is the Most Powerful Set Top Box You Can Buy

There are a lot of streaming set-top boxes out there: The Apple TV, the Roku, the Amazon Fire TV…and sure, they each have their advantages. But if you want the set top box that does the absolute most, that can handle anything you throw at it and leave some room for tweaking, it’s the NVIDIA SHIELD with Android TV.

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Six Things to Consider Before Installing a Smart Lock

Smart locks can offer a great deal of convenience when leaving and entering your home, but there are a few things you should be aware of before you install one on your own door.

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How to Use Your Mac’s Disk Utility to Partition, Wipe, Repair, Restore, and Copy Drives

Need to create a new partition, or re-format an external drive? There’s no need to hunt down paid partition managers or disk-management boot disks: your Mac includes a built-in partition manager and disk management tool known as Disk Utility.

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How to Fix Windows Explorer Showing Drives Twice in the Sidebar

When you plug in an external drive to a Windows 10 machine, it appears as a separate entry in the navigation pane in Windows Explorer. But it also appears as an entry in the nested item under “This PC,” as seen next to Deadpool here.

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What Is the Pixel 2’s Visual Core?

The Google Pixel 2 has one of the best cameras you can get in a smartphone right now. But generally speaking, these “best camera” sort of ratings only apply to the stock camera app. Google is changing that thanks to the “Pixel Visual Core”—a custom image processing chip. But what does this chip do?

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How to Use Emoji in Photoshop

In the last few years, Emoji have become a huge part of pop culture. There's even a movie about them (although I'm trying my best to forget that). With Photoshop CC 2017, Adobe added proper support for Emoji, so let's look at how to use them.

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Without Google Chrome, the Windows Store Will Always Suck

Microsoft won’t allow Google Chrome in the Windows Store. Google tried to help users by putting an “installer” for Chrome in the Store instead, but Microsoft quickly tore it down. Microsoft is making the Store worse just to serve their business interests. The Store even allows other apps that use Google Chrome’s “Chromium” browser engine—just not Chrome itself.

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