How to Paste Text on Sites That Block It

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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. How to Automatically Empty the Deleted Items Folder When Exiting Outlook How to Remotely Fetch Any File On Your PC with OneDrive How to Read a Mac-Formatted Drive on a Windows PC How to Set Up Plex (and Watch Your Movies on Any Device) How to Put an iPhone or iPad into “Supervised Mode” to Unlock Powerful Management Features How to Enable Pasting Text on Sites That Block It How to See Your Uber Passenger Rating How to Change Your Apple ID Password How to Make Windows Play a Sound When You Press Caps Lock, Num Lock, or Scroll Lock How to Bookmark Locations in the Windows Registry HDTV Overscan: What It Is and Why You Should (Probably) Turn It Off Geek Comic Today's Tech Term Tiger Team In the context of the computer industry, a Tiger Team is a group of professionals (programmers or users) who volunteer or are hired to attempt physically penetrating a secure location, expose errors or security holes in new software, and/or try hacking into an organization’s computer network to test its security. 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. Inside OpenAI, Elon Musk's Wild Plan to Set Artificial Intelligence Free OpenAI is a billion-dollar effort to push AI as far as it will go. [Wired] The secret signals that rule our transport networks The vast network of global trade carried by trains, aircraft and ships creates a huge web of radio traffic. Two artists created an installation that reveals the enormity of this invisible chatter. [BBC] New imaging technique brings Mars into focus Drone-quality images of the Martian landscape from 24,000 kilometres above are now possible, thanks to a new imaging technique. [Cosmos] Microsoft experiments with DNA storage: 1,000,000,000 TB in a gram Reading and writing are a bit of a chore, but it keeps data safe for thousands of years. [ArsTechnica] Apple's iTunes is 13 years old—and it's still awful The iPod and the iPhone that followed it are renowned for their user-friendliness and innovation. Their companion software iTunes, however, has always been a frustrating piece of junk. [Quartz] How to Automatically Empty the Deleted Items Folder When Exiting Outlook When you delete emails, tasks, calendar items, or notes in Outlook, they are moved to the Deleted Items folder. This folder is not emptied until you do it manually–at least by default. If you want, you can have Outlook empty this folder automatically when you exit the program. Read This Article → How to Remotely Fetch Any File On Your PC with OneDrive OneDrive may primarily be a cloud syncing service, but even if you don’t use OneDrive as your primary cloud storage, it has one killer feature: with it, you can remotely access any file on your PC, even if that file is not in your OneDrive folders. Read This Article → How to Read a Mac-Formatted Drive on a Windows PC Windows can’t normally read Mac-formatted drives, and will offer to erase them instead. But third-party tools fill the gap and provide access to drives formatted with Apple’s HFS+ file system on Windows. This also allows you to restore Time Machine backups on Windows. Read This Article → How to Set Up Plex (and Watch Your Movies on Any Device) Plex Media Server is a user-friendly way to store all your movies, shows, and other media in one place–and make it accessible from any device, whether you’re at home or on-the-go. If you’re looking for a no-headache way to watch your movies anywhere, this is it. Read This Article → How to Put an iPhone or iPad into “Supervised Mode” to Unlock Powerful Management Features Supervised Mode is intended for organizations, but you can enable it on your own iPhone or iPad. Supervised Mode gets you a few extra features like hiding included apps, and always-on VPNs. Read This Article → How to Enable Pasting Text on Sites That Block It Some companies think they’re increasing security by disabling your ability to paste into form fields, such as the password field. But in reality, all they’re doing is frustrating users–and probably decreasing security by blocking password managers. Here’s how to solve this annoyance in Chrome and Firefox. Read This Article → How to See Your Uber Passenger Rating After every Uber ride, you can rate your driver out of five stars based on how good or bad the ride was, but you may not know that Uber drivers also rate you as a passenger. Here’s how to view your Uber passenger rating. Read This Article → How to Change Your Apple ID Password You Apple ID password is a particularly important one, so it’s vital that you not only keep it very secret, but also change it from time to time–or at least as often as needed. Read This Article → How to Make Windows Play a Sound When You Press Caps Lock, Num Lock, or Scroll Lock Have you ever turned on the Caps Lock key ACCIDENTALLY WHILE YOU'RE TYPING? Or turned off the Num Lock key unintentionally and then tried to use the number keypad? No worries. There's a setting in Windows that can notify you with a sound whenever you press one of these keys. Read This Article → How to Bookmark Locations in the Windows Registry The Windows Registry offers a treasure trove of possible tweaks for your PC, but it’s a complicated structure to work in. You can make things a little easier by bookmarking your favorite locations. Read This Article → HDTV Overscan: What It Is and Why You Should (Probably) Turn It Off Here's something you may not know: that HDTV that you love so much probably doesn't show the whole picture on its screen. In fact, up to five percent of the picture can get cut off around the edges—this is called overscan. It's old technology that's left over from the CRT (cathode ray tube) televisions of yesteryear. Here's why it existed in the first place, why it's still used today, and how to (hopefully) turn it off on your TV. Read This Article → Advertisement Download System Administration & Security - Salary & Skills Report Diverse and rapidly changing, network administration and security is the backbone of the 21st century workplace. What are the essential skills of the modern system admin? Does it pay to specialize, or go polyglot? Which tech is the overwhelming top pick in the world of configuration management? Download this report to learn more. Click here to download