Shoveling Snow Into The Road Is Illegal In These US States
Some states see snow every winter, and when that happens, residents know they're going to have to shovel much of it out of the way for their cars.
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How Using A Private Network Address On iPhone Works (And Why You Should)
Looking to use a private network on your iPhone? There's a variety of reasons you might want to use one, and it's easier than you may think.
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This Giant Heat Pump Is Expected To Warm Over 40K Homes - Here's How It Works
Plenty of homes all over the world, particularly in Europe, get warm using heat pumps and radiators. How does this new heat pump in Germany actually work?
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First Emergency 'Autoland' - Plane Lands Without Any Pilot Involvement
Autopilot is a excellent piece of technology for pilots to use regularly, but it won't land a plane on its own without any human intervention.
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5 Things You Should Never Tell ChatGPT
It's always dangerous to reveal private information on the internet, and your ChatGPT conversations shouldn't be thought of as private or secure.
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The 5 Best Streamlight Rechargeable Flashlights For All Your Needs
From 2,000-lumen beasts to lanterns that charge your phone, meet the 5 Streamlight flashlights that prove why professional gear is worth the upgrade.
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Who Makes Craftsman Garage Door Openers And Where Are They Manufactured?
Craftsman garage door openers are one of my home improvement options from the famed toolmaker, but where exactly are its garage door openers made?
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Yes, You Can Use A Roku Without Internet – But There's A Catch
With a little preparation, any Roku device can continue to act as a family media center, even if your home internet connection disappears completely.
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12 Highly-Rated iPad Apps To Help You Manage Your Daily Life
iPads can be serious productivity tools with the right apps. These picks focus on notes, files, habits, travel, and daily organization that stick.
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The Era Of Affordable High-RAM Laptops Could Be Coming To An End
We've all gotten used to RAM being a non-issue in desktop and laptop computers, but that looks like it's all changing in 2026. Here's what you should know.
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This US State Is Banning Fluorescent Light Bulbs In 2026
Fluorescent lighting was once highly sought-after, but we know now that the risks outweigh the benefits, which is why one state is banning them.
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Can You Hide Your Amazon Orders? It's Complicated
There are plenty of legitimate reasons why you'd want to hide Amazon orders, not least so that you can surprise loved ones. But can you do it easily?
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Is Tim Cook Leaving Apple?
Tim Cook has been Apple's CEO since August 2011, serving in the role longer than the company's co-founder Steve Jobs. When he steps down, it will make waves.
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7 Of The Best Coffee Makers Available In 2025, According To Users
Sadly, no coffee maker can last forever. When yours finally gives in, here are the alternatives you want to look at first for a replacement.
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'Invisible Grabbers' Let You Move Objects Using Nothing But Sound Waves
Using a newly devised technology, scientists can move small objects without touching them, meaning we're one step closer to Jedi being real.
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Why Are Some Ethernet Cables Yellow & What Does The Color Commonly Mean?
Ethernet cables can come in handy, but have you ever wondered why they are mostly yellow? Here's what the color commonly means.
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A Thermal Camera Could Be The Key To Lowering Your Heat Bill
A thermal camera is a long-term investment. It costs a lot up front, but in a couple years you could see a return with a cheaper electric bill.
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Where Are Nintendo Switches Built?
The Nintendo Switch and Switch 2 are some of the best-selling video game systems in recent history. Where are they actually manufactured?
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Every Ikea Air Purifier You Can Buy In 2026, Ranked By Price
Ikea sells more than home furnishings — it also offers a selection of home air purifier units that are effective in helping you breathe easier.
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China's Largest Solar Farm Is Doing A Lot More Than Generating Energy
Solar farms are already proving to be an effective addition to traditional power, but now it looks like they may have additional environmental benefits.
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Wired CarPlay Offers A Big Advantage That Wireless Connections Can't Match
Plenty of modern cars offer wireless Apple CarPlay-enabled infotainment systems, but connecting via a USB cable gives you more benefits than just charging.
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You Don't Need A New Monitor, Your Old TV Can Do The Job Just Fine
Short on cash but need a bigger screen? Your old TV might be the perfect temporary monitor. Discover the pros and cons that makes or breaks the deal.
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5 Realities Of Oil Rig Jobs No One Talks About
Oil rig jobs can seem very appealing in any job market, but there are a number of harsh realities to working on them that nobody really talks about.
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Your Old Phone Can Be Turned Into A Cheap, Simple NAS Solution
Don't throw away that old smartphone. With a simple app and a charger, you can build a functional home server for $0. Here is how to set up your own DIY NAS.
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Ice Dams Are A Major Winter Threat To Your Home – Here's How To Stop Them
Is your roof secretly leaking? Ice dams can destroy your walls before you notice. Discover a clever DIY trick using old socks to save your home.
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Microsoft Has A New Strategy To Stop Windows Users From Downloading Chrome
The first thing that most Windows users do is probably download Google Chrome to replace Edge — and Microsoft is trying even harder to stop that.
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These 5 Samsung Galaxy S26 Features Will Make It Hard To Beat In 2026
Samsung's Android rivals may now offer stiff competition, but the Galaxy S26's new features look like it'll it at the top of the pile for 2026.
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