How Scalpers Are Hacking One Of Ticketmaster's Highly-Touted Features
Hackers discovered the secret behind Ticketmaster's "untransferable" tickets so that ticket scalpers can resell tickets. Here's how it's done.
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The Most Iconic Chevy Models From The 1950s
Chevrolet has no shortage of iconic vehicles, but those from the 1950s have a certain appeal and pop culture legacy that makes them American classics.
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Android User Guide: What The Green Dot On Your Screen Means & How To Turn It Off
Here's how Android's green dot works and how you can technically prevent it from appearing if you don't want to see it.
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4 Classic BMW Motorcycles (And What They're Worth Today)
You might not associate BMW with motorcycles, but the brand has a long history of making them. Here are some classic BMW bikes and what they're worth today.
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How Much Boost Can A 5.7L Hemi Handle? Here's What Owners Say
While the 5.7L HEMI engine from Chrysler has plenty of heft, many have tried adding plenty of boost to the engine. Here's how much the powerplant can handle.
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Driving The Mercedes eSprinter Could Convince You That Electric Vans Are The Future
The Mercedes eSprinter helps polish some of the rough edges found on a traditional ICE-powered van with reduced noise and instant power delivery.
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How The U.S. Snuck Aircraft Carriers Across The Ocean During The Cuban Missile Crisis
Aircraft carriers were sent in for critical defense during the Cuban Missile Crisis in 1962. Here's how the U.S. snuck them across the ocean.
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Leather Vs Hard-Shell Saddlebags: Which Is Best For Your Harley-Davidson?
Most Harley-Davidson motorcycles are well-equipped for the addition of easy-on, easy-off saddlebags to help you carry a few necessary items with you.
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How Long Are Aircraft Carrier Runways And Why Are They Angled?
Carriers weren't always situated at an angle - early flight decks were straightaways for planes to take off and land.
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BMW Is Testing In-Wheel Motors That Could Give Sports Cars A Future Beyond Gas Engines
BMW is testing a new technology that could lead to lighter, more efficient electric vehicles: small, hub-mounted electric engines attached to each wheel.
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5 Technologies That Changed Exploration Forever
New technologies are constantly advancing human civilization. Exploration has brought humanity to where it is today, and these inventions were crucial.
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4 Of The Biggest Small-Block Engines Ever Built
Sometimes there is a fine line between big-block and small-block engines. We take a look at four of the biggest small-blocks that have ever been made.
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Mercedes Is Putting EV Chargers At Starbucks: Here's Why It Makes Perfect Sense
Mercedes is teaming up with Starbucks on the West Coast to build more EV charging stations alongside one of America's longest-running interstates.
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Android User Guide: How To Recover Deleted Text Messages
Deleted messages can be hard to get back on Google's Messages app, but not all hope is lost if you need to retrieve a message you believe was deleted.
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4 Of The Most Successful Dodge Models Ever Sold In The US
Dodge is known for its high performance muscle cars and pickup trucks. Here are some of the most successful Dodge models ever sold in the U.S.
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2025 Cadillac Escalade Brings Huge Screens, V8 Grunt And Power Doors To The EV-Averse
Cadillac's 2025 Escalade has just been announced, and with it comes a few new sleek additions as well as some tech improvements that may surprise you.
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The Easy Way To Remove Window Tint From A Car
Window tint can deteriorate over time, so you may want to replace it on your car windows every once in a while. Fortunately, it's a pretty easy DIY project.
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Tips & Tricks For Making Your Apple AirPods Louder
AirPods are a great buy for anyone that uses Apple's devices and ecosystem, but if you're having trouble hearing out of them, these tips may help.
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Ten Common Household Products Originally Invented For The Military
The American military is certainly known for its ingenuity, but perhaps you didn't know these common household items actually have military roots.
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5 Milwaukee Tools That Will Come In Handy During A Power Outage
You'll want to be ready when a power outage hits. With these five Milwaukee tools that are suited to an emergency you will be.
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xTool Launches M1 Ultra - The World's First 4-In-1 Versatile Craft Machine
Crafters with big ambitions but limited space will love xTool's new M1 Ultra, handling knife cutting, inkjet printing, pen drawing, laser cutting & engraving.
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Google App Vs. Chrome App: What's The Difference (And Do You Need Both?)
You have a choice in how you access Google services; either through the Google app or the Chrome app. But what's the difference and which is better?
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Can Airplane Engines Run On Diesel Fuel?
Aircraft engines are built with particular kinds of fuel in mind, and that includes diesel - or something other than diesel.
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The Story Of The U.S. Navy's First-Ever Aircraft Carrier
While European nations started the aircraft carrier craze just prior to the outbreak of World War I, the United States wasn't too far behind.
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How To Disable Push Notifications In Google Chrome
If push notifications are becoming annoying on Google Chrome, then it might be time to disable them. Here's how to do so on computers and mobile.
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4 Cars Powered By Yamaha-Engineered Engines
Yamaha is famous for its motorcycles and musical instruments, but a handful of times, the company has assisted on full-on automobile engines.
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How To Restart Your Chromebook: A Step-By-Step Guide
Chromebooks are an inexpensive way to get your daily tasks done, but if yours is running slow, it may need a restart. Here are a few ways on how to do it.
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