What Is A Mouse Jiggler & Can Companies Detect When One Is Being Used?
While remote work can mean freedom for some workers, others are subjected to increased employer surveillance. This is where a mouse jiggler can come in.
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Stories By Bob Sharp
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This Mini Sub Is Built To Sneak Navy SEALs Into Enemy Territory
When the U.S. Navy's special forces (the Navy SEALs) need to infiltrate enemy territory covertly, they have a few options. One is a mini submarine.
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Should You Update Your Motherboard's BIOS? (And What Happens If You Don't?)
Some situations might call for an update or "flash" to your motherboard's BIOS. What does that mean and what are the stakes? Is it something important?
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The Cutting-Edge Engine That Could Power America's 6th-Generation Fighter Jets
The U.S. is spending big on the development of new, cutting-edge engines for its upcoming sixth-generation fighter jets. Here's what we know so far.
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Where Is The Bell Boeing V-22 Osprey Being Built?
The new Bell Boeing V-22 is a sight to behold, but where is the hybrid airplane and helicopter actually built? Is it completely made in the United States?
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What Does The Inside Of An M1 Abrams Tank Look Like?
Despite its bulk and camouflaged exterior, the M1 Abrams Tank has a bright white interior and surprisingly cramped crew compartments
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What BSA Stands For: The History Behind The Motorcycle Company's Name
BSA stands for Birmingham Small arms, and the brand has recently relaunched under the ownership of the India-based Mahindra Group.
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How Does An Anti-Satellite Missile Work? (And Can A Fighter Jet Launch It?)
What's a nation to do if an enemy launches satellites that pose a threat to its security? Well, anti-satellite missiles are one option; here's how they work.
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The Benefits Of Delidding Your CPU (And How To Do It)
In the right circumstances, delidding can make a noticeable difference and allow more headroom for overclocking your CPU. Here's a closer look at how to do it.
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Is The Baghdad Battery A Real Battery?
The so-called "Baghdad Batteries" have been claimed to be an ancient, rudimentary way of storing power, but are they really or is this just speculation?
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This Quantum Computer Could Be 20,000 Times Faster Than Anything Before
Quantum computers are getting faster. IBM's Starling computer will be released in 2029 and will be 20,000 times faster than current quantum computers.
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How Many Bombs Can A B-2 Bomber Carry & How Fast Can One Fly?
The U.S. Air Force's B-2 bomber is as iconic as bombers get, but does it deserve its reptuation? How fast can it fly, and how many bombs can it carry?
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How Many J-20 Jets Does China Have?
China's J-20 fighter is the country's equivalent of fifth-gen fighters like America's F-22. But how many jets does China currently have in its arsenal?
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5 Of The Fastest US Fighter Jets In Service Today
Speed isn't an indicator of a fighter jet's worth, but it certainly doesn't hurt either, and the U.S. military employs some especially fast fighter jets.
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Why Does Colorado Host Abandoned Nuclear Silos? (And What Happened To Missiles Within Them?)
Along with other states, Colorado was home to Titan ICBM launch sites that were decommissioned when the missiles became obsolete.
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The C-130 Hercules Transport Plane Still Uses Propellers For This Reason
Propellers on planes are old hat, with all the latest and sleekest aircraft sporting turbine engines instead. So why does the C-130 still have propellers?
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Is The DJI Avata 2 A Good Drone For Beginners?
FPV drones are very fun, but they can sometimes be intimidating for newbies. Has DJI changed that with the Avata 2 FPV drone? Here's the lowdown.
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4 Of The Earliest Tools In Makita History
Today, Makita is a brand that sells its power tools across the world. But every company has to start somewhere, and Makita's early tools were groundbreaking.
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How Many Su-34 Bombers Does Russia Have?
Russia has almost 150 Su-34 fighter-bombers at its disposal, although this number fluctuates as aircraft are destroyed in action and new ones are produced.
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Ford's Weird V8 That Was Banned At Le Mans: The Calliope
You probably know big-block Fords like the Cobra Jet, but have you ever heard of the Ford Calliope V8? Here's the story of this mostly-forgotten V8.
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Are Sanding Disks Universal? (And Which Brand Is Best?)
You may not stop to think about it, but when you need one, sanding disk compatibility can be a tricky question. How universal are they and which work best?
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How Does A Discrete GPU Actually Work?
Curious how a discrete GPU works? Learn how it handles graphics processing, boosts performance, and differs from integrated graphics.
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What Is Yamaha Motorcycle Connect And How Much Does It Cost?
Some Yamaha motorcycles support an app that the company calls Yamaha Motorcycle Connect. But what does it do exactly, and do you have to pay to use it?
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Is The Ferrari F80 Being Released?
The Ferrari F80 is the latest hypercar from the Italian manufacturer, boasting some mind-blowing specs and technology. But when is it coming out, exactly?
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This Diesel Engine Powers The US Army's Bradley Fighting Vehicles (And You Can Buy One For Yourself)
Bradley fighting vehicles are powered by a mighty Cummins VTA-903 diesel engine, and some even make their way onto the used market at a reasonable price.
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How To Sharpen Your Multi-Tool Knife With A Leather Strap
Multi-tool knives may be smaller than other knives, but that doesn't mean you can't sharpen them using a leather strap just like the others — here's how.
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What Is The 318 Detroit Diesel Engine & What Made It Popular?
The 318 Detroit Diesel holds something of a special place in the pantheon of diesel engines — but what was it exactly, and why was it such a hit?
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