The WWII Device That Had A Bigger Impact Than Any Gun Or Vehicle
Cryptography was used extensively during World War II to mask strategies for the Allies and Axis, but one Allied cypher technology was practically unsolvable.
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How Often Should You Change Your PC's Thermal Paste, And Why Is It Necessary?
Thermal paste is all that stands between your computer's CPU and waves of heat that can damage and eventually destroy it. Learn how to change it properly.
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The Best RYOBI Power Tools To Use On Snow Covered Driveways And Sidewalks
When winter comes and dumps white powder all over your driveway and sidewalks, you'll want to be prepared to remove it. Ryobi has tools that can help.
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How The iPhone 15 Pro Max 5x Telephoto Lens Works
The new iPhone 15 Pro Max offers 5x zoom thanks to a lens with a 120mm focal length. How did Apple put a lens like that in a phone that's 8.25mm thick?
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Is Venmo Down (Or Is It Just You)? Here's How To Tell
If you are unable to make or receive payments on Venmo, here are a few things you can do to check if the problem is on your end or it's a wider issue.
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How To Separate Names In Microsoft Excel And Google Sheets
If you've ever had a list of first and last names that you wanted to separate Excel and Google Sheets make it easy. Here's how to do it in each application.
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Get Ready For Winter: 5 Of The Best Snow Blowers At Home Depot
Home Depot has plenty of snowblower options for all you winter clearing needs at various price points and capabilities.
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USS Monitor & CSS Virginia: The Duel That Changed Naval Warfare
The famous battle between the ironclads USS Monitor and CSS Virginia did not decide the war, but it did help introduce a whole new type of warship.
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How To Use Vlookup In Microsoft Excel And Google Sheets
The trick to using Excel's VLOOKUP effectively is knowing what commands and values to use in what order.
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What Is Apple's New 'FineWoven' Actually Made Of?
Apple is discontinuing leather across its entire product lineup. FineWoven is a new material that is similar to suede and has a 'subtle luster.'
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How To Update Your iPhone To iOS 17
iOS and iPadOS 17 are finally here. Take a quick look at what's new and then follow our short guide to download the latest update from Apple.
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10 Smart Devices That Will Improve Your Kitchen
Everything from the humble toaster to the microwave can be upgraded to fit a smarthome lifestyle, with options for every type of cooking.
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5 Of The Best Outdoor Pizza Ovens Ranked, Best To Worst
Pizza ovens represent a passion for gastronomy and a commitment to embracing the alchemy of wood-fired, artisanal pies.
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Amazon Sets Fall Prime Day Dates For October
Alongside its Prime Day celebrations during the summer, Amazon has set its 'Prime Big Deal Days' event for this October, bringing even more discounts this year.
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Panos Panay Surprises By Leaving Microsoft Just Days Before Surface Event
Panos Panay, Microsoft executive vice president and chief product officer announced he was leaving the company, after almost 20 years of service.
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The US Military Lost A $130m F-35 Lightning, And Wants You To Find It
A pilot was forced to eject from a malfunctioning F-35B Lightning jet over South Carolina, and now the U.S. military doesn't know where the plane went down.
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From Large To Largest: The World's Biggest Smartphones, Ranked
Foldable devices have led to the rise of enormous smartphone displays, but which one is the largest? We've ranked them all by size to answer that questions.
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How To Remove Table Formatting In Microsoft Excel And Google Sheets
Tables can be really handy when trying to organize information in Excel or Google Sheets, but if you need to get rid of the formatting, here's how to do it.
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How To Install RAM In Your PC (The Right Way)
Whether you're upgrading an older rig, or getting started building a brand-new PC, here's how to properly prepare and seat some new sticks of RAM.
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5 Of The Strangest Technology Patents Ever Filed
Everyone who has had a good idea (or what they thought was a good idea) has filed a tech patent. So, we wanted to find some of the strangest ones we could.
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How iPhone 15 Pro Will Help You Relive Your Favorite Memories On Vision Pro
Apple's new iPhone 15 Pro series and its mixed reality headset, the Vision Pro, can combine to bring your memories to life in a way not possible before.
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Milwaukee Vs Makita: Who Sells The Better Impact Wrench?
When it comes to cordless impact wrenches, both Milwaukee and Makita have stellar reputations. Naturally, we had to compare their specs in detail.
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5 Of The Strangest Tools In The Snap-On Tools Catalog
Snap-On is best known for its toolboxes and toolkits, but it also offers standalone products that range from strangely useful to oddly specific.
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How The UH-60 Black Hawk Has Survived In The U.S. Army For Over 40 Years
The Black Hawk is not specialized to perform a single specific role, and its position in the military has evolved as the force itself has.
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Nukes Riding The Rails: The Story Behind The Peacekeeper Rail Garrison
The arms race of the '80s caused the U.S. and Soviets to think outside the box to hide their latest and greatest nuclear toys on, of all things, trains.
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Ego Vs Ryobi: Who Makes The Best Leaf Blower?
If you're looking for a solid cordless leaf blower this fall, you can do far worse than EGO or Ryobi. But between the two, one particular model is on top.
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How To Factor In Travel Time On Your Apple Calendar Reminders
if you intend to go to an in-person activity by driving or taking public transit, you can tack on however much time you need to get to your destination.
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