How to Install macOS Sierra in VirtualBox on Windows 10

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How to Secure Your Facebook Account Geek Comic Today's Tech Term Google Blips Google Blips is a phrase used to describe flawed search engine results from Google. 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. Here's How to Create a Convincing Constructed Language for Your Video Game We speak to Paul Frommer, who created the Na'vi language for 'Avatar', about making fictional tongues feel authentic. [Waypoint] What's up with Firefox, the browser that time forgot? Mozilla is finally refocused on revitalizing the once-beloved product [The Verge] Home Internet data caps and overage fees expand to more US cities Cox takes Comcast-like approach in city-by-city expansion of overage charges. [ArsTechnica] The Universe in a Cup of Coffee You think it's just a beverage, but it's a whole lot more [Scientific American] How to Enable Google’s “Material Design” in Chrome Over the last couple of years, Google has been moving towards a unified user experience with its Material Design interface. It started with Android, and we’ve seen many Google Apps—like Drive, Docs, and Sheets—get this clean, modern makeover. Chrome (and, by extension, Chrome OS) has seen touches of Material Design here and there, but many of these design remakes are still in testing. Read This Article → How to Color Correct Old, Faded Photos Over time, old photos fade. The blacks become washed out and the whites go to grey. If there are colors, they fade too, turning different shades and making the photo look more like an antique than a representation of anything real. Read This Article → How to Install macOS Sierra in VirtualBox on Windows 10 Whether you want to occasionally test a website in Safari, or try out a little bit of software in the Mac environment, having access to the latest version of macOS in a virtual machine is useful. Unfortunately, you’re not really supposed to do this—so getting macOS running in VirtualBox is, to say the least, tricky. Read This Article → How Do You Convert an Unknown Media File Type to MP3? If you have a media file with an unknown extension type, then getting it to easily play in your favorite media player can be a frustrating experience. Should you convert the file or is there a better solution? Today’s SuperUser Q&A post helps a reader deal with a problematic media file. Read This Article → How to Use the Eero in Bridge Mode to Keep Your Router’s Advanced Features The Eero Wi-Fi system is meant to replace your current router, but if your current router has advanced features you rely on, you can put the Eero in bridge mode—thus allowing you use of your normal router, while still getting Eero’s great mesh Wi-Fi coverage. Read This Article → How to Factory Reset Your Roku Giving away your Roku? Whether you’re giving it to a friend or selling it online, you probably don’t want to leave your Roku account connected to the device. Read This Article → How to Transfer Voice Memos From Your iPhone to Your Computer The Voice Memos app included with your iPhone is a convenient way to record quick voice messages, or anything else you can hear. Voice memos normally stay on your iPhone, but you can move them to your computer through the Share feature or via iTunes. Read This Article → How to Manage Apps and Devices Signed into Your Google Account from Android Google allows users to sign into non-Google websites, applications, and devices with their Gmail account. This saves time during the account creation process, and makes joining new services quick and easy. But when you no longer use said service or app, it’s a good idea to revoke its access to your Google account. Read This Article → How to Add a Drop-Down List to a Cell in Excel Drop-down lists are very useful data entry tools we see just about everywhere, and you can add custom drop-down lists to your own Excel worksheets. It's easy and we'll show you how. Read This Article → How to Restart Windows’ Explorer.exe (Along with the Taskbar and Start Menu) If your Taskbar, System Tray, or Start menu acts up, you might be tempted to restart your PC. Instead, you can usually just restart Windows Explorer—and Windows makes it pretty easy. Read This Article → What Are Instagram's “Stories”, and How Do I Use Them? Instagram has taken a leaf out of Snapchat’s book and added a disappearing Story feature. Now, as well as posting normal images to Instagram, users can share what’s happening in the moment. Any image posted to a Story stays live for just 24 hours. After that, it’s gone. Read This Article → How to Secure Your Facebook Account If you’ve been using Facebook for a few years, then you know your account contains a veritable treasure trove of information that thieves would just love to mine. It may go without saying, but firmly securing your Facebook account is going to go a long way towards protecting you from exposing a big chunk of your personal life to unsavory elements. Read This Article → Advertisement Download This Time, It's Personal Download this white paper and learn why relational technologies failed to meet the demands of Netflix, Mint Bills and Clear Capital and how these enterprises modernize their Web and Mobile applications with DataStax to drive customer engagement, loyalty and lifetime value.Click here to download