What Is A 'Laptop Farm' & What Is One Used For?
Laptop farming is a growing concern for the United States and many of its allies. It isn't just the government that's concerned, but private businesses, too.
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Why The Twin Cam 88 Is Considered One Of Harley-Davidson's Worst Engines Ever
Cruiser motorcycle fans love a Harley-Davidson, and generally, the manufacturer's engine are very reliable. That's not the case with the Twin Cam 88.
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What's The Difference Between Cadillac's Vistiq & Lyriq EVs?
Cadillac's EV lineup includes options like the Lyriq and Vistiq. While they are similar in some ways, what are the major differences between them?
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Can You Use DeWalt Batteries On Harbor Freight's Hercules Tools?
Instead of buying a whole new set of tool batteries for a different brand, it would be convenient to use DeWalt batteries in Hercules tools. Is it possible?
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5 Nissan Models With The Worst Resale Value
Poor resale value is a double-edged sword. Buyers can buy cheap, but cars depreciate fast. These Nissan models don't hold value well on the secondary market.
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How To Use A Wrench To Easily Organize Your Wires
Organizing wires is an essential part of finishing any wiring job, but it can be tedious. Now a hack using a wrench aims to make it easier than ever.
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5 Unexpected Ways To Use WD-40
WD-40 is one of the most iconic household items ever, but it actually has some very out-of-the-box uses that can make your day-to-day life easier.
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Why North Carolina Is Critical To EV Battery Production In The US
Despite so many electronics being manufactured in China, the state of North Carolina plays a major role in developing batteries for electric vehicles.
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Is The Mazda CX-50 Bigger Than The CX-5? Here's How They Compare In Size & Specs
The Mazda CX-5 and CX-50 are similar in many ways, right down to the nearly identical names. But they also differ in crucial areas such as size and features.
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5 Things You Should Do Immediately After Buying A New iPhone
New iPhone in hand? Change these five settings first to boost privacy, speed up access, and make the most of what your iPhone can actually do.
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What Is The Hole On The Back Of An Airplane For?
Ever noticed that little hole on the back of a plane? It’s not random, it vents the APU, a mini engine that powers systems when the main ones are off.
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This Toyota Holds A World Record For The Most Miles Per Gallon
Toyota is notable for hybrid powertrains and fuel efficient cars, but only one Toyota holds the Guinness world record for the highest fuel economy.
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Home Depot Vs. Ace Hardware: Which Hardware Store Is Cheaper?
Home Depot and Ace Hardware both offer a lineup of tool brands, but you might be able to find some products at a cheaper price depending on where you go.
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Here Are All The Ways You Can Use Your Apple Watch Without Your iPhone
Essentially, an Apple Watch is an extension of your iPhone, but there are ways you can use it on its own. Here are all of them so you can try for yourself.
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13 BMWs Powered By The N55 Engine
If you're a fan of BMW's as much as you are powerful engines, look no further than this list of BMWs powered by the three-liter inline-six N55 engine.
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How To Avoid Wrist Pain While Riding A Motorcycle
Maximizing your comfort on a motorcycle can help you ride longer distances . Here are a few tips and add-ons that will help reduce wrist pain while riding.
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Some Cars Have Batteries In The Trunk - Here's Why
While cars almost universally have their batteries located under the hood, more and more models are moving it into a trunk compartment instead. Why?
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Here's Why Yeti Recalled Its Hopper Coolers
Yeti recalled some models of its coolers in 2023. We explain what the issue was and what to do if you still have one of the affected coolers.
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What Is A Chrysler 'K-Car,' And How Did They Get Their Name?
Chrysler was saved by the introduction of the "K-Car," but what is it, exactly, and how did it revolutionize not just the automaker but the entire industry?
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Can't Find The App Store On Your iPhone? Here's How To Get It Back
If you're trying to find your Apple App Store and it's nowhere to be seen, don't panic. There are ways to bring it back to your iPhone Home Screen.
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What Are The Flashing Lights On MotoGP Leathers For?
If you've ever noticed flashing lights on MotoGP riders' suits, you're probably curious why they're there. The tech plays a crucial role in rider safety.
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Bentley Convertibles Are Not Cheap - Here's How Much A New One Costs In 2025
Bentley Convertibles offer some of the highest-luxury touring driving experiences, but this understandably come at a high premium for potential buyers.
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What Is A Wingman Drone And How Does It Work With Fighter Jets?
The future of aerial combat in the military looks like it could be increasingly unmanned. Wingman drones are a step in that direction. Here's what we know.
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How The Bermuda Triangle Got Its Terrifying Reputation For Making Ships Disappear
There's no mystery to the Bermuda Triangle, as ships and planes don't vanish there at an unusually high rate, and most have a reasonable explanation.
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What Is Milwaukee's Smallest Impact Driver? (And What Can You Do With It?)
An impact driver can come in handy for quite a few different projects, and Milwaukee has one that comes in a small package. Here's what it's capable of.
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NASA Has Its Own Fleet Of Fighter Jets - Here's What They're Used For
NASA, the agency known for space exploration maintains a fleet of fighter jets as well, but it's not for their original purpose. Here's what we know.
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Used Carbon Fiber Can Be Recycled, But It's Not Easy – Here's Why
Carbon fiber is a widely used in a lot of industries, notable for its strength. As well as being expensive, it's very difficult to recycle, but not impossible.
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