5 Accessories To Make Your Swiss Army Knife Even More Useful
A Swiss Army Knife already comes with an innovative design and a handful of tools. However, these accessories will help make your multi-tool even more useful.
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Stories By Emma Street
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Here's What A Computer's Serial Port Was For (And Where It's Still Necessary)
Before USB ports became standard on PCs, several devices connected through a serial port. They're obsolete in many ways, but they still see some use.
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What LED Bulb Wattage Is Equivalent To 100W?
LED bulbs replaced incandescent bulbs as of 2023, but users are still adjusting to figuring out what an LED's equivalent wattage is to their old ones.
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Who Owns Ironman Tires And Where Are They Made?
Ironman Tires are one of the most recognizable brands in budget-friendly tires, but consumers may not realize where the company's tires are made.
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Amazon Is Betting Big On The 'Good Guy' Of AI: Here's What That Means For You
Amazon has made a massive investment in Claude, a popular AI that it intends to use to power new Alexa features, but how will this impact the consumer?
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Why Do Some Semi-Trucks Have Multiple License Plates?
They're less common than they used to be, but you can still see some semi-trucks sporting more than one license plate. Why? And why did this practice fall off?
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ChatGPT's Image Generator Is Free - Here's What You Can (And Can't) Do With It
The latest version of ChatGPT now offers image generator for users on its free tier, but there are some significant limitations to how you can use the service.
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Who Makes LG TVs And Where Are They Built?
LG's Televisions are considered some of the best panels available on the market, but where are the company's beloved TVs actually made?
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What Does It Mean If A Car Has A Branded Title?
Whether you've been car shopping on Facebook Marketplace or another site, it's vital to be aware of branded titles. Here's everything you need to know.
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What Is APR For A Car Loan, And How Do You Get A Lower One?
If you're in the market for the car and have to seek financial assistance, you're going to hear about the loan's APR. Here's what you need to know about it.
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How Long Do Rechargeable AA Batteries Keep Their Charge When Stored For Long Periods Of Time?
Rechargeable batteries can theoretically save you a fortune over disposable ones, but they're still prone to the same loss of power over time.
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Oura Vs. Ultrahuman Ring: How Do They Compare? It Depends On Your Needs
Of the many smart rings on the market, Ultrahuman and Oura's rings are two of the highest reviewed, but which smart ring is right for you?
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Are Car Dealerships Really Banned From Selling Vehicles On Sunday?
If you have been shopping for a new car, you might have noticed many dealerships are typically closed on Sundays. Here's why this is so common.
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The Reason Why Mail Trucks Don't Have License Plates
There's a lot of interesting quirks to mail trucks, so you may not have noticed they don't have license plates. However, that doesn't mean they aren't tracked.
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How To Customize Your Chrome Toolbar For Maximum Efficiency
Your toolbar in Google Chrome is always present, and now you can customize it with additional buttons and functions so it's more efficient than ever.
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Why You Shouldn't Drive A Car With Mirror Windshield Tint At Night
Mirror windshield tint looks cool, but at night? Not so much. Here’s why it’s a bad idea for nighttime driving!
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Malvertising Explained: How To Spot And Steer Clear Of It
Malvertising is one of the latest trends in malware that recently affected over one million users. Here's how it works, what to look for, and how to avoid it.
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7 Of The Weirdest Car Dashboards Ever Designed
A car's dashboard is more than a place to show information on dials and gauges. It can be a center of design and innovation, too.
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Skylight Digital Calendar: The Pros, The Cons, And Is It Worth Your Money?
If you're looking to restore a little order in your family's chaotic life, a calendar can help. But do you need to splurge on the Skylight Digital Calendar?
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Gadgets Used By American Presidents (And Why They Were A Security Nightmare)
The President of the United States is a person just like you, and they love their gadgets just as much. Unfortunately, they carry a significant risk.
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Google Password Manager Guide: How To Securely Share Login Info With Family Members
Sharing your password can be a huge safety risk, but there are ways of securely sharing passwords with family members thanks to Google's Password Manager.
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5 Raspberry Pi AI Kit Projects For Every User Level
If you've got a Raspberry Pi AI Kit but don't know what to do with it, these projects can do some really cool tricks, from playing music to counting cups.
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How Close Are We To AI Superintelligence? The 3 Types Of AI, Explained
Current AI implementations are just the first of three potential levels of artificial intelligence. What would we need to get to one of the other two?
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Is 1 Or 7 Colder On A Hisense Mini Fridge? Understanding Your Appliance's Settings
If you've got a Hisense mini fridge but have no clue where to turn your dial, it's actually quite simple once you know what the manufacturer says.
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Unexpected Uses Science Has Found For Your Plastic Trash
Plastic and plastic recycling has been a major global issue for decades, but scientists have found a lot of intriguing ways to upcycle plastic waste.
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Old-School Microsoft Office Features You Can Still Use (Without Downloading Anything)
The trend of making features in MIcrosoft Word require an Internet connection is frustrating, but these features still work exactly as they did in the '90s.
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DeepSeek: The Pros And Cons Of China's Groundbreaking AI Model
It hasn't taken long for the United States to discuss banning China's AI model DeepSeek. Here are the pros and cons you need to know before using.
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