Hacking the hosts file
How to edit your Mac's Hosts file
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You can tell your Mac to use a Host File instead of your DNS to go online. Here's how!
The Web
Apple Music on the Web (sort of)
Apple Music web widget now lets you sign in to listen to full songs
Apple Music's embeddable web player widget has been updated with a fresh look and now lets Apple Music subscribers sign in and listen to full songs on the web, rather than just samples.
Mastering iCloud
How to use iCloud.com to access mail, contacts, calendars, photos, and more
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iCloud.com lets you connect to iCloud from any Mac or PC. Here's how you can use it.
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Search the web more efficiently on your smartphone with Cake browser
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Sick of "mobile" browsers that clearly weren't built for your phone? Swipe-based browser Cake may be for you.
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Brothers have won the rights to call their clothing company 'Steve Jobs'
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European courts have granted two Italian entrepreneurs the right to use Steve Jobs' name and a suspiciously Apple-inspired logo for their clothing and accessory company.
Coding Corner
10 things about website code everyone should know
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Even if you never end up building a website by hand, these tips are essential.
Coding Corner
How to make a website without coding knowledge
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Making a website isn't nearly as terrifying as it used to be. The web has changed since the early-mid nineties, and giving yourself a personal spot on the web is as simple as picking the right service for you. Here's what you need to know.
Keeping Things Private
Your DNS settings may be giving up your privacy
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Make certain you’re not leaking private info via your DNS. We tell you how!
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Check out WebVR with the latest Firefox update!
Firefox now has out-of-the-box WebVR support on Windows PCs – here's what that means and how to use it.
Keep our browsers private
Don’t let Congress give away your right to privately browse the web
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The U.S. House of Representatives plans to vote tomorrow on a resolution that would eliminate the FCC’s broadband privacy rules. Don’t let them.