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Did You Know? The Colosseum had an elaborate system of underground passages and elevators that allowed ancient event coordinators to lift wild animals up into the Colosseum. A modern recreation of the elevator systems demonstrated that they were capable of lifting up to 600 pounds at once. Geek Trivia Which Of The Following Is The Rarest Big Cat Species? African Golden Cat → Oncilla → Amur Leopard → Siberian Tiger → Advertisement How-To Geek Recommends Running Malwarebytes Alongside Your Antivirus for Maximum Protection Running antivirus is still important, but these days the really active threats are from spyware, adware, crapware, and the worst of all: ransomware. That's where Malwarebytes comes in. Malwarebytes not only protects your computer from malware, but does a better job of cleaning up an infected computer than anything else on the market. And it doesn't just work on PCs — they have a Mac version too. 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. Change my Subscription (or unsubscribe) Today's How-To Geek Articles Re-Live 90s Computing In Your Browser Right Now How to Get the Most Out of Your Arlo Pro Cameras The Best iTunes Alternatives for macOS How To Add and Change Cell Borders In Excel How to Set Your Default Linux Distribution on Windows 10 How to Protect Your iPhone from Thieves How to Watch Live TV for Free with Plex DVR Today's Review Geek Articles Xbox One Update Will Bring QHD Support to One X and One S 6 Inexpensive Must-Have Emergency Items For Your Car Geek Comic Today's Tech Term Mean Opinion Score In the context of voice telephony, Mean Opinion Score is a subjective measurement of voice/speech quality at the destination end of a call. The score range runs from 1-5 with a 1 indicating poor voice quality while a 5 indicates good/exceptional voice quality. 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. A video game-playing AI beat Q*bert in a way no one's ever seen before Machines might not take your job anytime soon, but they're already better at video games than us. [The Verge] New Lego pieces: Still hard on your feet, but easier on the planet "1-2 percent" of all Lego bricks are now being made of sugarcane-sourced polyethylene. [Ars Technica] Re-Live 90s Computing In Your Browser Right Now Remember the 90s? Computers were slow, and connected over dialup, but we loved them anyway. If you ever feel nostalgic for that era you can revisit it online, right now, without leaving your web browser. Read This Article → How to Get the Most Out of Your Arlo Pro Cameras If you have Netgear’s Arlo Pro camera system, the fully wireless capabilities are no doubt treating you well. However, there might be some other features that you’re missing out on. Read This Article → The Best iTunes Alternatives for macOS iTunes is hot mess. Bloated and ponderous, iTunes continues Apple’s ongoing trend of having lost its design mojo. But fear not: there are some pretty good iTunes alternatives for macOS Sierra. Read This Article → How To Add and Change Cell Borders In Excel Excel spreadsheets can be hard to read at a glance, thanks to dense information and the grid formatting. Spending a little time on your spreadsheet to make it easier to read is a solid plus, starting with the borders around different cells. Read This Article → How to Set Your Default Linux Distribution on Windows 10 Windows 10 now allows you to install multiple Linux environments, starting with the Fall Creators Update. If you have multiple Linux environments, you can set your default and switch between them. Read This Article → How to Protect Your iPhone from Thieves Apple products, with their high sale and resale values, have always been popular targets for thieves—none more so than the iPhone. Let's look at some of the steps you can take to protect your iPhone from thieves. Read This Article → How to Watch Live TV for Free with Plex DVR Plex’s DVR and live TV service is easy to set up, streams to all of your devices, and can remove commercials automatically. Every cord cutter should set this up. Read This Article → Advertisement How-To Geek Recommends Running Malwarebytes Alongside Your Antivirus for Maximum Protection Running antivirus is still important, but these days the really active threats are from spyware, adware, crapware, and the worst of all: ransomware. That's where Malwarebytes comes in. Malwarebytes not only protects your computer from malware, but does a better job of cleaning up an infected computer than anything else on the market. And it doesn't just work on PCs — they have a Mac version too. Click here to download