What Does PSPS Mean & How Should You Prepare For One In Your Area?
In certain emergency weather conditions, your power company may instate a PSPS. Let's talk about what that is and how to best prepare for one.
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How Many Miles Per Gallon Does A Scat Pack Get? Here's What You Can Expect
The Hemi-powered Scat Pack versions of the Dodge Charger and Challenger are fun to drive but aren't the most fuel-efficient cars on the road today.
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11 Little-Known Home Gadgets Worth Trying For Yourself
Upgrade your home life with 11 little-known gadgets designed to ease chores, save time, and improve your quality of life. Perfect for busy households.
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Is The Kawasaki Z H2 Supercharged, And How Fast Can It Go?
Kawasaki's Z H2 is the most powerful of its naked Z series, but what is the technology behind the bike's impressive performance?
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How To Add Your Flights To Google Calendar
Google's ubiquity means that it can extract flight information from emails, and automatically add important details to your calendar.
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How To Calibrate The Compass On An iPhone
Your iPhone's compass is a feature you may not know about, but it can save your life. However, you'll need to calibrate it before tis first use.
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Every Major Smart Fridge Brand Ranked Worst To Best
Looking to upgrade your kitchen with a smart fridge? Make sure you're aware of the best smart fridge brands to best outfit your space.
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Why Is The Mack Truck Hood Ornament A Bulldog & How Much Can You Buy One For?
A dog may seem like an odd adornment for a giant semi-truck, but there's a strong historical reason the bulldog is on Mack Truck hood ornaments.
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What Does The Lock Icon On Netflix Mean (And Can You Remove It?)
Netflix is a popular streaming platform, but if you see a lock icon on a profile, show, or mobile device screen, it can be confusing. Here's how to remove it.
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5 Useful Apple Watch Apps For Your Next Outdoors Adventure
If you enjoy the great outdoors for anything, from hikes to runs to stargazing, these five apps will enable your Apple Watch to help you enjoy it more.
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Where Are Kumho Tires Made & Who Owns The Company?
Kumho Tire has a major worldwide presence and produces tens of millions of tires every year. Here’s where it makes its tires and who owns the company.
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Every Type Of Battery The TSA Lets You Bring In Your Carry-On
Most of the devices you own are powered by batteries of some sort, but will you be allowed to take them onboard an aircraft?
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These 8 New SUVs Have The Worst Safety Ratings
The perception that SUVs are safer in an accident is a key part of their appeal, but what about the ones with the worst safety ratings from the NHTSA and IIHS?
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6 Alternatives To Milwaukee's Packout Rolling Tool Box
If you need a modular tool box solution but aren't into the Milwaukee Packout, there are now a ton of different options from reputable tool brands.
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What Are The Yellow Splitter Guards On A Dodge Charger For & Should You Remove Them?
If you have noticed yellow splitter guards on a Dodge Charger, you may wonder if it is an accessory or if it should be removed. Here's what you need to know.
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5 Clever Uses For Motion Detectors Around Your House
One device that can transform your space into a smart home is a motion sensor. These gadgets are affordable and offer a range of practical uses in your home.
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Why The World's Largest Wooden Ship, The Wyoming, Was A Bad Idea From The Start
The Wyoming held the distinction of the largest wooden boat of its time, but this wasn't necessarily a good thing. Here's the story behind the ship.
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4 Of The Most Hated Toyota Models Ever Made
Toyota has made a lot of models owners love, but even the company with the best rep for reliability has made some stinkers. These are Toyotas people hated.
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Are Fire TV Remotes Interchangeable? A Quick Look At Compatibility
If you've misplaced your Fire TV remote and want a replacement, you should make sure that the one you plan on getting is compatible with your hardware.
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8 Alternatives To The Porsche Boxster And Cayman
The Porsche Boxster and Cayman are beautiful, high-end sports cars, and their price reflects that. Here are some alternatives if Porsche isn't in your budget.
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The Cybertruck Is Banned In The UK, But Not For The Reason You'd Expect
Tesla's shiny, angular Cybertruck isn't currently allowed on U.K. streets, with multiple hurdles - and one particular law - getting in its way.
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What Is Agentic AI & How Might It Change How The World Works In The Future?
Agentic AI is the next big development in the world of artificial intelligence. Here's what is and how it might shape how our world works in the future.
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How To Secure Milwaukee Packout Boxes In Your Truck Bed
Milwaukee's Packout boxes are great and convenient for carrying them all together. Here is the best way to secure them in the back of your truck
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Corvette Zora: Why The Rumors Of This New Chevy Have Everyone Excited
The Corvette Zora has been spotted testing on Germany's Nurbringring, and speculation is that it may have a 1,200 horsepower hybrid drivetrain.
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Though A Disaster Right Now, The US Military's B-52J Will Be An Impressive Bomber
Delays continue to plague the development of the Stratofortress' successor, but once it does enter service, the Boeing B-52J has a lot of potential.
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Amazon Is Killing Off One Of Its Prime Features, And The Reason Is Unexpected
Amazon Prime offers lots of perks to its customers, but one of the best is about to end. The change will mean more hassle for those who've grown to love it.
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This Company Plans To Bring The Woolly Mammoth Back From Extinction: Here's How
The woolly mammoth has been extinct for thousands of years, but Colossal Biosciences is pursuing technology that could help bring them back.
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