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  • Aircrat tow tractor tows military aircraft
    Naval By Chris Littlechild 5 months ago

    What Are Tow Tractors And Why Do Aircraft Carriers Have Them?

    As spacious as the deck of an aircraft carrier can be, there are some limitations, which is why tow tractors are so important.

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  • A family enjoying breakfast in the kitchen.
    Technology By Barry Peacock 5 months ago

    13 Useful Amazon Kitchen Appliances You Can Get For Under $50

    Stock your kitchen without overspending. These highly rated Amazon appliances under $50 are practical, space-saving, and actually worth using.

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  • Interior view of a car windshield with a visible shade band near the top
    Cars By Alvin Reyes 5 months ago

    Why Do Some Windshields Have A Blue Tint At The Top?

    There are many car features that have fallen by the wayside in recent years, and one of them is that blue tint at the top. But what purpose did it serve?

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  • man with smartphone and router
    Technology By Jordan Wirth 5 months ago

    8 Things In Your Home That May Be Ruining Your Wi-Fi Connection

    Wi-Fi dead zones might not be your ISP’s fault. From microwaves to mirrors, here are 8 common household items that can mess with your signal.

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  • NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5070 on digitally rendered background
    Gaming By Max Miller 5 months ago

    The Dangerous Nvidia Cable Melting Problem, Explained

    Heard about Nvidia GPU cables melting? Learn what causes this dangerous issue, which cards are affected, and how to avoid it.

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  • 2026 Mercedes-Benz CLA
    Electric Vehicles By Emme Hall 5 months ago

    2026 Mercedes-Benz CLA First Drive: More Style And Range Puts EV Rivals On Notice

    With sharper styling, a more efficient electric drivetrain, and greater range, Mercedes' new 2026 CLA with EQ Technology promises an EV do-over.

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  • A person using an iPhone that's displaying the Facebook login page.
    Internet By Aman Kumar 5 months ago

    You Should Change Your Facebook Account Password If You See These Warning Signs

    Think your Facebook account might be compromised? Learn the warning signs that mean it’s time to change your password ASAP.

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  • People getting into a red Subaru Impreza
    Cars By Patrick Phillips 5 months ago

    What Is The Cheapest Subaru Model? (And Does It Come With All-Wheel Drive?)

    Subaru is known for offering great-value cars, but which model in its current lineup is the most affordable? And do you still get AWD if you buy it?

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  • A DualSense PS5 controller
    Gaming By Adnan Ahmed 5 months ago

    Why Your PS5 Controller Is Blinking Blue (And How To Fix It)

    Typically, flashing blue lights on a Playstation 5 are nothing to worry about, but here's what they mean.

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  • 2024 Honda Ridgeline Trailsport driving through a river
    SUVs and Crossovers By Alvin Reyes 5 months ago

    The Most Common Honda Ridgeline Problems (According To Owners)

    Honda's mid-sized Ridgeline pickup is a solid offering, but every car has its problems; what are owners saying about the Ridgeline's issues?

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  • Pouring antifreeze into expansion tank
    Cars By Chloe Clougher 5 months ago

    Do Cars Need Antifreeze In Summer? Here's What You Need To Know

    Antifreeze isn't just to prevent your radiator from freezing. It can also raise the boiling point of liquid to prevent it from bubbling over in hot weather.

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  • White Freightliner Cascadia semi-truck on the road
    Cars By Mark Cowley 5 months ago

    What Makes Diesel Engines Ideal For Long-Haul Trucking? (And Are There Any Gas-Powered Semis?)

    Look under the hood of a semi-truck and you're almost guaranteed to find a diesel engine. But why is it such a popular choice? And what about gas semi-trucks?

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  • 1967 Pontiac Firebird Convertible on the road
    Classic Cars By Mark Cowley 5 months ago

    Pontiac Firebird: How Much Is The Classic Pony Car Worth Today?

    The Pontiac Firebird is one of the most well-known pony cars to come out of Detroit, but that sort of status usually comes with high prices. Is that true?

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  • Wound ratchet stap beside unwound strap
    Power Tools By Cody D. Campbell 5 months ago

    Use This Drill Trick To Quickly And Easily Wrap Your Loose Straps

    Truck straps are incredibly useful for transporting things, but they can be a pain to wrap up afterward. If you have a drill, though, it can be easier.

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  • An open DeWalt case with a transparent lid carrying drill bits.
    Dewalt By Syeda Laiba Alam 5 months ago

    5 DeWalt Finds Under $30 Worth Adding To Your Collection

    As its users know well, DeWalt's products aren't very cheap. Those five affordable mini tools and accessories are the exception that proves the rule.

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  • Black vertical mouse held in a neon-lit room with keyboard in the background
    Accessories and Peripherals By Joseph Chidi 5 months ago

    Are Vertical Mice Any Good For Gaming? Here's What Users Have To Say

    Vertical mice reduce the stresses and strains on your wrist, and can help prevent injury, but they may not be the best option for fast-paced shooters.

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  • An F-35A Lightning II flying over clouds
    Aviation By Jonathan H. Kantor 5 months ago

    Can An F-35 Fly Without A Pilot?

    Unmanned aerial warfare seems like the next frontier, but can the U.S.' current high-tech offerings, like the F-35 fighter, fly without pilots?

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  • A frontal 3/4 view of the Bugatti Type 57SC Atlantic
    Classic Cars By Ivo Gievski 5 months ago

    13 Of The Best-Looking Art Deco Cars From The 1930s And 1940s

    New technologies and designs may have revolutionized the automobile, but these timeless Art Deco cars from the 1930s and 1940s remain stunning to this day.

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  • Samsung Galaxy Watch8 posed on textured surface
    Wearables By Max Miller 5 months ago

    Galaxy Watch8 Classic Vs. Watch7: Is Samsung's Latest Worth The Upgrade?

    If your still happy with your Galaxy Watch7, the Watch8 may not be worth the investment, especially as it comes with Gemini rather than Google Assistant.

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  • Person going through a polygraph test with a monitor in the foreground
    Technology By Nadeem Sarwar 5 months ago

    How Polygraph Tests Work (And Can They Really Tell If You're Lying?)

    Polygraph tests can supposedly detect when a person is lying. But how can a machine do that, and can we really trust the results they provide?

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  • Jeep logo with broken letter E
    Cars By Marc Magrini 5 months ago

    5 Jeep Models With The Worst Resale Value

    Some Jeep models struggle to hold their value over time. See which 5 lose the most and why resale estimates don’t always tell the full story.

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  • Person looking at line in DeWalt String Trimmer head
    Dewalt By Patrick Phillips 5 months ago

    What Size Line Is Compatible With DeWalt String Trimmers?

    DeWalt's line of string trimmers are great for a variety of tasks around the yard, but you'll have to make sure to purchase the correct line size.

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  • Le Terrible conducting sea trials
    Naval By Jonathan H. Kantor 5 months ago

    The Fastest Warship Of WW2 Also Had A Pretty Iconic Name

    World War Two has had a vast array of warships on both sides, but one class of ships was faster than the rest and one ship stood out. Here's what we know.

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  • 3 socket adapters placed on table top
    Power Tools By KR Manalo 5 months ago

    Can A Tool Socket Adapter Affect Torque When Using An Impact Wrench?

    If you're using an impact wrench, you're aiming to use a device that gives you plenty of torque, but will you sacrifice that torque by using a socket adapter?

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  • Idle semi trucks
    Trucks By Nate Williams 5 months ago

    How Much Fuel Does A Semi Truck Burn While Idling?

    If you have ever seen a semi-truck idling at a rest stop and wondered just how much money they're wasting, we have the answers for you. Here's what we know.

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  • car driving in england
    Cars By Olivia Richman 5 months ago

    Can Americans Drive In England With A US Driver License? Here's What You Need To Know

    If you're heading off across the pond to England, you might be wondering if you can drive there with your U.S. license. Here's what you need to know.

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  • A DeWalt compact router on top of a board
    Power Tools By Daniel Trock 5 months ago

    What Is A Trim Router And How Do You Use It For Your Woodworking Projects?

    A trim router is a great finishing tool for when you're done with the broad strokes and need to get into the details. Here's what you need to know.

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