Who Was John C. Stennis And Why Does He Have An Aircraft Carrier Named After Him?
The USS John C. Stennis is currently undergoing some upgrades, so it's a good time to discuss the ship's namesake, Senator John C. Stennis of Mississippi.
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All About Google Chrome: What Makes This Web Browser So Unique?
What makes Google Chrome such a special browser can be boiled down to a few elements including its timing.
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How To Use The Multilingual Typing Feature On Your iPhone
Apple has an iPhone feature that makes it easy to type in multiple languages. Here's what it is, how to set it up, and some tips.
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Motorola Razr+ (2024) Review: New Screen And Old Price Makes The Decision Simple
Motorola's foldable sets out to fix last year's big criticisms, but can the 2024 Razr+ justify its price and keep the Samsung Fold 6 threat at bay?
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5 Discontinued iPhone Features We'd Like To See Make A Comeback
Apple's iPhone doesn't always have the most innovative specs on the market, but sometimes the company removes features we wish would have stayed.
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Raspberry Pi 5 Vs Pi 4: How Do They Compare, And Which Is Best For Your Next Project?
The Raspberry Pi 5 is the latest and greatest in this line of single board computers. Is there still a use for the Raspberry Pi 4?
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Tech Of The Past: What Was Microsoft's First Search Engine Before Bing?
Bing is Microsoft's search engine and it has been around for a long time, but it wasn't the company's first effort. Here's everything we know.
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6 Useful Ways To Use Apple's Continuity Feature On iPhone And Mac
Apple's Continuity makes navigating between your iPhone and Mac a breeze, but here are six useful ways to use the feature that you might be missing out on.
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What Do The Red And Green Lights Mean On A Raspberry Pi?
The Raspberry Pi contains two LED lights: one red and one green. What exactly is each light's function and purpose, and what does the number of flashes mean?
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12 iPhone Features That Android Still Does Better Than Apple
iPhone and Android users are constantly at each other's throats, but the reality is both do things better than the other. Here's where iPhone falters.
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The Waterdrop Filter X Series-X16 Is Water Filtration You Can Count On
The Waterdrop Filter X Series-X16 is a seamless undersink water filtration system that delivers clean, refreshing water directly to your tap.
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Where Is The USS Intrepid Now & Why Is This Aircraft Carrier Famous?
The USS Intrepid was a powerhouse aircraft carrier during World War II that also appeared in other historical moments of the 20th century. Where is it now?
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Why Your YouTube Video Is Taking Too Long To Upload (And What You Can Do About It)
Uploading your video to YouTube is the last step before viral fame, but what can you do if your video is taking too long? We have some suggestions.
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How Powerful Are Kawasaki Ultra Jet Skis?
Kawasaki makes several variations of the Ultra jet ski model, but exactly how powerful are they and what are the differences between each one?
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What To Consider Before Installing A New Home Battery
If you want to avoid the weather-related shortcomings of solar power, a home battery is great, but there are some considerations you should make first.
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The Last US Aircraft Carrier Sunk At War: All About The USS Bismarck Sea
The U.S. has lost many aircraft carriers to the bottom of the sea over the years. Here is the story of the last carrier sunk at war, the USS Bismarck Sea.
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Swamp Cooler Vs. A/C Units: What Are The Differences?
Air conditioners and swamp coolers use vastly different technology to cool your home in the summer, but which one is the right choice for you?
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How To Run Your Raspberry Pi Using Solar Power
A Raspberry Pi using solar power might be the solution to issues that require some long-lasting outdoor technology. Here's how you can adapt your Pi to solar.
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10 Of The Biggest Trijets To Ever Grace The Skies
Trijet planes used to be common around the world, but with the rise of twinjets, you don't see many anymore. Here are some of the biggest ones to ever fly.
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iPhone Troubleshooting Guide: What To Check If You're Unable To Download Any Apps
There are many reasons why your iPhone won’t download apps from the Apple App Store. Our guide will help you identify the most common problems.
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Billionaire's Planned Titanic Trip Proves We've Learned Nothing From The Titan Sub
OceanGate's failed Titan submersible trip to the wreckage of the Titanic seems not to have dissuaded billionaires from trying the journey again.
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Why You Might Be Getting Spam Emails From Yourself
If you've ever opened up your inbox and seen an email from yourself that you didn't send, you might be wondering how that happened. Here's what we know.
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Is This Cheap 200W Power Station From Amazon Any Good? We Put It To The Test
There are a lot of inexpensive power bricks on Amazon. This particular one from PGYOB can be found on Amazon for under $100, but is it worth the money?
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10 Ways To Automate Your Daily Activities With An iPhone
Smartphones have made life a lot easier, but you might not be using your iPhone to its full potential. You can use it to automate a lot of mundane things.
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Can Raspberry Pi 5 Run An Xbox Emulator? Here's What We Know
Raspberry Pi computers are popular for playing retro and classic games, but these devices have limitations. It turns out running the Xbox is tricky.
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How To Fix The 'Windows Was Unable To Complete The Format' Error
Typically, setting up a USB disk or SD Card on Windows is easy. But, every once in a while, you run into trouble. Here's some ways to fix it.
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This Site Will Let You Step Back In Time And Browse The Old Internet
The old internet was filled with colorful text, pixelated icons, GIFs, and guestbooks. Now, a site called OldWeb.Today, can help you experience it all again.
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