Why Do Utah State Highway Signs Have A Beehive?
Utah's highway signs stand out from those used in most states, and the unusual symbol is a reflection of an important part of the state's history.
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Flock Camera Controversy: The Type Of Data Collected (And Why It's A Problem)
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Apple's next iteration of its AirPods may have cameras on them. That may sound weird, but their intended purpose could actually be pretty cool.
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How Much Does It Cost To Replace A Mower Deck Vs. Buying A New Lawn Mower?
Lawn mowers are expensive landscaping tools. You might rather repair a broken mower deck than replace it, but sometimes that might not make financial sense.
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What Was The 2-Minute Rule On Netflix?
Streaming services have had many ways of measuring user engagement over the years, with one such method being Netflix's former 2-minute rule.
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Are All Gear Shift Knobs Universal? Here's What You Should Know
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What Is The 70/30 Brake Rule For Motorcycles?
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What Does W Mean On An Automatic Gear Shift Selector?
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Tech Leaders Say AI-Created Bioweapons Are Getting Too Easy To Make
AI is changing a lot of things quickly, but one unexpected consequence is the complicated process of creating a bioweapon is getting a lot easier.
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3 Dangerous Situations Every Apache Helicopter Pilot Trains For
Pilots in the U.S. military go through some of the most strenuous flight training on the planet, but Apache pilots have other special training routines as well.
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5 Costco Membership Perks That Have Been Discontinued
Think your annual Costco membership fee gets you the exact same benefits it used to? Discover the beloved member privileges that quietly went away.
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Fuel Economy And Fuel Efficiency Are Not The Same - Here's The Difference
Fuel consumption is an important metric for a lot of people who are shopping for cars. What is the difference between fuel economy and fuel efficiency?
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Harbor Freight Is Finally Getting The Mini Bucket Buyers Have Been Asking For
Harbor Freight is finally getting in on the mini bucket craze that has already swept other hardware stores. If you've been waiting for one, now's the time.
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If You See A Minimum Speed Limit Sign, There's A Good Reason Why
The purpose of maximum speed limits is easy to figure out, but why do some highways have minimum speed limits as well? It's also quite simple.
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Don't Lose Sleep Over Reports Of Gas Pump Screw Scams
The new scam that is making headlines across the U.S. appears to be a hoax. Here's why the so-called "Screw Scam" wouldn't work in the first place.
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5 Highly-Rated Auto Zone Car Accessories That Can Upgrade Your Ride's Audio
If you're driving something on the older side, your vehicle's sound system may leave a lot to be a desired. You don't have to be stuck with it, though.
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What Is The Average Lifespan Of Concrete Driveways?
Concrete driveways are known for their durability and longevity, but the question of just how long one will last depends on a couple of specific factors.
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US Navy Submarine To Return To Service After A Disastrous Last Trip At Sea
This U.S. Navy submarine is returning to service nearly five years after an infamous accident at sea. Let's hope the rest of its years pass without incident.
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5 Everyday Tech Items You Might Not Realize Came From The 1960s
It's easy to take common consumer technology for granted without realizing just how old it is because it's something that's still used in modern times.
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How Does This Harbor Freight Icon Socket Set Compare To Snap-On?
Harbor Freight offers a range of socket sets through its Icon brand, including some sockets that, on paper, can rival some Snap-On offerings.
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5 Car Parts You Should Replace At 100,000 Miles
Modern cars are built to last but they need maintenance, especially at key intervals. These replacements will keep your engine running smoothly and safely.
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What's The Difference Between Michelin And BFGoodrich Tires?
Michelin actually owns BFGoodrich Tires, but the two brands are pretty different from each other when it comes to the types of tires they offer.
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America's New Car Market Just Lost 1 Million Buyers, And It's Getting Worse
The number of potential new car buyers in the U.S. isn't a set number, but it usually grows each year. Right now, unfortunately, the number is shrinking.
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This Overlooked Tire Rule Could Cost You Half Your Warranty Coverage
Tire warranties can be a big factor in making your purchasing decisions, but make sure you're not accidentally halving your coverage with this setup.
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5 Foldable Finds From Harbor Freight That Are Great For Camping Trips
Harbor Freight is primarily a place to buy tools and other work equipment, but it sells gear for relaxing, too, like these foldable camping-friendly items.
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