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Did You Know? Although there aren’t many of them, there are tribes of people around the world (such as those found deep in the Amazon forest) that are considered “anumeric”. They don’t have words for numeric concepts beyond things like “one”, “a few”, or “some” and, as a result, they struggle to differentiate and recall quantities as low as four. Geek Trivia The Medical Term For The Numbness You Experience When A Limb “Falls Asleep” Is? Parasynapsia → Paresthesia → Nocturnaquet → Necrothesia → Advertisement Download High Impact Productivity Hacks The internet is overflowing with productivity hacks that have little to no impact. This eBook is the product of a year of research that led to increased outputs by 50%. Click here to download Want to Change Your Email Preferences? At some point in the past you subscribed to the How-To Geek newsletter, but if you'd like to change the frequency or unsubscribe, you can do so by clicking the button. 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Heinlein’s sci-fi novel “Stranger in a Strange Land“. What We're Reading This section contains what we're reading from around the web, along with commentary from our editors. Think of it like your daily digest of the most interesting things online. How YouTube perfected the feed Google Brain gave YouTube new life [The Verge] How your brain tells time It takes a whole lotta gray matter. [Popular Science] How to Find Old Versions of Your Favorite Desktop Programs Have you ever used one of your favorite programs on your desktop, only to find that in later updates, that program changes in ways you don’t particularly appreciate? It’s a common phenomenon: a single program, like a chat client, might break with your specific computer setup after a recent update. It’s easier (and less disruptive to your workflow) to switch to an older version of the program until the problem is resolved. Read This Article → How Android Oreo Changed Sideloading, and Why It’s a Good Thing In versions of Android as far back as the mind can remember, apps not found in the Play Store could be universally “sideloaded” by ticking one box in the device’s Security menu. With Oreo, that changes. Read This Article → How to Create a Facebook Group Facebook Groups are a great way for people with a common interest or who are members of the same club, society, or community to communicate. I'm in Groups for hobbies like Photography, but also for local things like the village I live in. Read This Article → How to Get Free eBooks In Exchange for Online Reviews There’s a not-very-well-kept secret in the online book world: reviews are extremely valuable. The good news is that it’s easy to get started reviewing books, especially if you’re willing to do so for the new crop of independently-published authors. The bad news is that you’ll be doing it for free…or more precisely, that you’ll be paid in books. Which isn’t all that bad if you love reading. Read This Article → How to Regain Access to Your Plex Server When You’re Locked Out For the most part, the Plex Media Server experience is pretty flawless. You install the server software, you point your Plex clients at it, and start watching your movies. But sometimes, you’ll go to log into your server only to be mysteriously shut out. Let’s dig into some arcane settings and get you back to media nirvana. Read This Article → Anker’s Eufy Genie vs. Amazon Echo Dot: Are the Savings Worth It? The Echo Dot is a great device, but Anker’s Eufy Genie ($35) aims to dethrone it with the same Alexa-based system and a $15 cheaper price tag (even more when it’s on sale). But is it worth saving a few bucks to get a third-party Echo device in the first place? Read This Article → How to Search Your Amazon Order History You order so much stuff from Amazon, it’s tough to keep track of it all. 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Facebook is used by a lot of different people for a lot of different things, so it's only natural that Facebook would have different sets of features for each of them. There are three main ways you can use Facebook: with a regular Profile, as a Page, or as a Group admin. Let's look at what each is for. Read This Article → App Subscriptions Are a Good Thing I get attached to the apps I use. I do all my photo editing in Photoshop and Lightroom, I use Airmail for email, I listen to music with Spotify, I read feeds with Inoreader and Reeder, I Tweet using Tweetbot, and most importantly, for writing I use Ulysses. Read This Article → Advertisement Download High Impact Productivity Hacks The internet is overflowing with productivity hacks that have little to no impact. This eBook is the product of a year of research that led to increased outputs by 50%. Click here to download

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At some point in the past you subscribed to the How-To Geek newsletter, but if you'd like to change the frequency or unsubscribe, you can do so by clicking the button. Change my Subscription (or unsubscribe) Today's How-To Geek Articles By popular request, we're including a quick list of the daily articles at the top of the daily email as well as the regular format near the bottom. The Cheapest Ways To Stream College Football (Without Cable) How to Enable or Disable Notification Dots in Android 8.0 Oreo What's the Difference Between a Facebook Profile, Page, and Group? App Subscriptions Are a Good Thing How Do You Define a PowerShell Function That Requires Elevation? How to Set Up the Kwikset Kevo Fob to Unlock Your Door Without Your Phone How to Stop Netflix From Sending You Emails and Notifications How to Train Your Pandora Radio Stations Better The Best Weather Apps for Android How to Buy an Emoji Domain The Best Way to Save Money on Tech: Buy Used Geek Comic Today's Tech Term Greeking In word processing, desktop publishing, graphic design, and visual I.T., Greeking is the term used to refer to a preview of a document or text template where a representative approximation of the text characters are shown so that a user will have a general idea of how the document (and layout) will appear in final form. What We're Reading This section contains what we're reading from around the web, along with commentary from our editors. Think of it like your daily digest of the most interesting things online. Cassini hints at young age for Saturn's rings The spectacular rings of Saturn may be relatively young, perhaps just 100 million years or so old. [BBC] The Video Game That Shows Us What the E-Book Could Have Been How 'Device 6' illuminates the past, present, and alternate future of the book [Electric Lit] What the Rumored Neutron Star Merger Might Teach Us In a sense, neutron star mergers are the largest hadron colliders ever conceived. [Nautilus] The Cheapest Ways To Stream College Football (Without Cable) We’ve shown you the cheapest ways to stream (almost) every NFL game this season. Now we’re back to do the same service for college ball…with one really big caveat. Read This Article → How to Enable or Disable Notification Dots in Android 8.0 Oreo Google brought a handful of changes in Android Oreo, both big and small. Among the smaller, yet welcome additions to the operating system is something the company calls Notification Dots. Essentially, these are small markers on home screen icons that let you know when an app has a notification. Read This Article → What's the Difference Between a Facebook Profile, Page, and Group? Facebook is used by a lot of different people for a lot of different things, so it's only natural that Facebook would have different sets of features for each of them. There are three main ways you can use Facebook: with a regular Profile, as a Page, or as a Group admin. Let's look at what each is for. Read This Article → App Subscriptions Are a Good Thing I get attached to the apps I use. I do all my photo editing in Photoshop and Lightroom, I use Airmail for email, I listen to music with Spotify, I read feeds with Inoreader and Reeder, I Tweet using Tweetbot, and most importantly, for writing I use Ulysses. Read This Article → How Do You Define a PowerShell Function That Requires Elevation? PowerShell can be extremely useful for a lot of everyday tasks as is, but if you need to tweak some functions with a bit of safety in mind, then how do you define a function so that it requires elevation? Today’s SuperUser Q&A post has the answer to a curious reader’s question. Read This Article → How to Set Up the Kwikset Kevo Fob to Unlock Your Door Without Your Phone Under normal circumstances, the Kwikset Kevo relies on your phone in order to know whether it should unlock your door. However, if you’d rather use a dedicated key fob for that (or as a backup when you forget your phone), here’s how to set up the Kwikset Kevo Fob to give your phone a break. Read This Article → How to Stop Netflix From Sending You Emails and Notifications Netflix is constantly adding new content, and the company doesn’t want you to forget it. You get emails or notifications when Netflix adds new shows, sends you recommendations, or even adds new features to its apps. Here’s how to turn off all those pestergrams. Read This Article → How to Train Your Pandora Radio Stations Better Pandora is one of the oldest and most popular streaming radio services, but if you’re a long-time user, you might notice a certain sameness in some of your custom stations. 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