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How-To Geek is not a blog; it is only dedicated towards articles on the topic of how to do. Content is easy enough for beginners but useful enough for geeks as well. The home page highlights the latest how-tos and the most popular how-tos. You can start searching articles using the search box, or just browse through different categories. All how-tos are arranged in categories such as Apple, blogging, Firefox & Internet, programming, Windows, database, Microsoft Office, etc. You can also join the forums and post any question you might have. If you want to stay up to date you can subscribe to the latest articles feed. Are you a programmer? Then check out the How-To Geek bounty program. How-To Geek recognizes that we all have great ideas for new software, but most of us don’t have the skills to write software ourselves. In order to help fix this problem How-To Geek is sponsoring programmers to create open-source software based on great ideas that come from you, the reader. People can post any idea on the forum; How-To Geek picks the ideas and agrees to sponsor them. Then a programmer writes the software and collects the bounty. Finally, How-To Geek writes about the finished solution.
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“This site was created because of my frustration with all of the How-To sites out there. The goal with this site is to have content broad enough to be useful to many people, but still easy to find what you are looking for.”
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