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How to Get Your Data Off a Mac That Won’t Boot Table of Contents Got a Recent Backup? Use That Best practice dictates that you regularly back up your Mac to an external location. You can use Time Machine and a simple external USB hard drive to do this or set up a more elaborate networked solution. When the worst happens and your Mac fails to boot, you can simply plug your Time Machine disk into another Mac and access your files from there instead. This method assumes you have a recent backup and that the backup includes the files you wish to access.

Advertisement KJ Kearney and Anela Malik are both social media influencers, but they want to do more than serve up food porn. Malik, of travel and recipe blog Feed The Malik, and Kearney, founder of Black Food Fridays (an initiative encouraging people to order from Black-owned restaurants each Friday), have collaborated on Fix Your Plate to bring listeners behind the scenes of their work and discuss food from a Black perspective. They’re not starting off with softballs either: Their third episode dives into the difference between receiving anti-racism training and actually putting those id...

How to Set Up Every iOS 14.5 Feature Worth Knowing About Photo: Fadhli Adnan (Shutterstock) It’s been just over a week since iOS 14.5 debuted, and we’ve spent a chunk of time going over the most interesting features the operating system has to offer. This is one update I wouldn’t wait to install, if for nothing else than it’s the only way your iPhone will tell you if someone has slipped an AirTag tracker into something you’re carrying around. But once you chug through the download and installation process, you might feel a bit lost. After all, it’s not like Apple opens up a big ...

Forget Foam Rollers. A "Deep Tissue Wheel" Will Fix Your Spine. Tanner Garrity, provided by FacebookTwitterEmail At this point, the recovery fitness boom is fully under way. The most popular connected fitness machines, like Peloton or MIRROR, offer restorative yoga and mat Pilates classes. Fitness wearables like WHOOP don’t just track daily effort — they keep track of rest, too, in order to give users an idea of how much their bodies can take. And the world of recovery toys has grown from the old guard (ice packs, lacrosse balls, foam rollers) to a dizzying array of massage guns, compres...

Photo: Rick Diamond (Getty Images) Last week, 90-year-old Aaron Epstein took out a quarter-page ad in the Wall Street Journal hoping to convince AT&T to upgrade his slow-as-molasses DSL internet to fiber. It allegedly cost Epstein $10,000 to take out that ad, but apparently it worked. The North Hollywood, Calif., resident is getting ultra-fast speeds today, and we love that for him. Advertisement According to Ars Technica, after Epstein’s story went viral and landed him interviews with TV networks and a brief mention on on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert, AT&T showed up to his house thi...