10 Of The Biggest Aircraft Carriers In The World
Aircraft carriers are imposing floating fortresses that are some of largest vessels ever built. Here are the most massive examples still in service today.
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Why You Should Never Use Diesel Fuel To Kill Weeds
Though some retail products may call for a small amount to mix, you should never use diesel fuel on its own to kill weeds and tend your yard.
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6 Samsung Galaxy Gallery App Features Hidden In Plain Sight
These Samsung Galaxy Gallery app features that are hiding in plain sight, here's how to find them.
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5 Ways To Use Your TV's USB Ports
Most smart TVs come with USB ports in addition to the usual selection of input options. Here are some cool ways you can use them.
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This Is The Most Dangerous Job On An Aircraft Carrier
Aircraft carriers are full of hazards, and that's even when they're not involved in combat. The most dangerous job might not be the one you expect.
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Do US Aircraft Carriers Have Guns? Here's How They Defend Against Attacks
Aircraft carriers need to be able to defend themselves against attacks, so how do US aircraft carriers defend themselves out in the vast seas?
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What Was The Largest Japanese Aircraft Carrier Ever And How Did It Sink?
Back in World War II, Japan boasted a lineup of aircraft carriers, including a large one named Shinano that found its end at the bottom of the sea.
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Want To Change The Taskbar Location In Windows 11? Here's How To Move It
Changing the taskbar location in Windows 11 isn't the easiest task, but there are some ways to do it.
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How To Redeem An Apple Gift Card Using Wallet On iPhone
To add your Apple gift card and check its balance to your Apple Wallet takes a couple of simple steps.
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5 Of The Best 1440p Monitors To Take Your Gaming To The Next Level
4K monitors may be high-res, but they can be expensive and require high-end equipment to get the best experience. These 1440p monitors are more budget-friendly.
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How To Downgrade Your iPhone From iOS 18 To iOS 17
If you downloaded iOS 18 to your iPhone, but are noticing performance issues, it's a good idea to downgrade back to iOS 17. Here's how to do it.
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10 Grilling Tools & BBQ Gadgets For Outdoor Summer Gatherings
It's never too late to invest in your grilling setup for summer activities. Check out these 10 grilling tools and BBQ gadgets for outdoor gatherings.
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5 Products You Probably Didn't Realize Honda Makes
Honda's most famous products are its cars, but that's not all they make. The company has its hand in other forms of travel and some non-transit stuff, too.
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Are You Using A Discontinued iPhone? Here's How To Tell (And Why It Matters)
As new iPhones are released, Apple will discontinue older models. We explain what that means, how it affects older iPhones, and why you should care.
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Smishing Texts: What To Look Out For & How To Stop Them
Getting less robocalls and more suspicious 'automated' texts? You're likely suffering from 'smishing' attempts, but there are ways to keep your info safe.
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6 Affordable Magic Keyboard Alternatives For The iPad Pro
Apple's Magic Keyboard is a versatile accessory that changes how you can use an iPad, but it's expensive. Here are six affordable alternatives to consider.
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Here's An Easier Way To Transfer Google Photos To iCloud Photos
Whether you're swapping from an Android to an iPhone, or vice versa, Apple has made the process of photo and video transfer much more convenient.
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5 Of The Best Mirrorless Cameras For Beginners
If you're serious about leveling up your photography skills and want more manual control over your settings, maybe it's time to upgrade to a mirrorless camera.
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'Mirror Front Camera' Explained: What Does It Mean On An iPhone?
Your iPhone's default selfie camera setting corrects the mirroring effect that you see in the photo preview. However, you can disable that if you want.
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How Fast Can A US Navy Aircraft Carrier Go?
Aircraft carriers are huge and cumbersome vessels, laden with people and aircraft. Surely, they can't be very fast. Right?
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Can You Use A Laptop As A Monitor For Another Computer? Yes, And Here's How
If you have an extra laptop lying around, or want to use it alongside your desktop, here's how to connect and project your Windows screen to a laptop.
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6 Useful Upgrades And Accessories For Your Ford F-150
If you've purchased a Ford F-150 pickup truck, here are several useful upgrades and accessories to make it more useful and protect it from damage.
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USB Flash Drive Or External Hard Drive Not Showing Up On Mac? Here's How To Fix It
If you are having trouble getting a USB flash drive or external hard drive to mount on your Mac, here are several things you can try to fix the issue.
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5 Things You'll Need To Get Started On Your Raspberry Pi Smart Mirror
Getting info about your day first thing in the morning is important, and smart mirrors are a good place to display it. You can even make your own.
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The Biggest Differences Between The Moto G Stylus And Samsung Galaxy A35
Between two budget-oriented phones, both the Moto G Stylus and Samsung Galaxy A35 offer two distinct Android experiences at a very similar price point.
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10 Reasons You Should Avoid Buying A Used iPhone
If you want to get your hands on an iPhone and are thinking of going the used route, don't make a decision just yet. Here's why you might want to reconsider.
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Everything You Need To Know About USS Enterprise, America's First Nuclear-Powered Carrier
The USS Enterprise CVN-65 is one of the most iconic aircraft carriers in United States naval history. Here's what you need to know about the storied vessel.
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