Here's How To Know If A Rechargeable Battery Is Bad
It's always good to have rechargeable batteries around, they can come in handy for emergencies. How can you tell if your rechargeable battery has gone bad?
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What Does DDR5 RAM CAS Timing Mean And How Does It Impact Performance?
DDR5 RAM is faster than ever, but it's not all about speed -- CAS timing matters too. What is it and how much does it matter in a gaming PC?
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5 Possible Fixes To Try If Your YouTube App Stops Working
There are too many reasons why your YouTube app could have stopped working. We don't know what broke it, but here are some potential fixes you can try.
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The Risks Of Buying 'Used: Like New' PC Parts From Amazon
Thinking of buying “Used: Like New” PC parts from Amazon? Learn the potential risks and what to check before you click buy.
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What Is RSA Encryption, And Did China Really Break It?
RSA encryption uses an ingeniously simple mathematical premise. Recent news stories suggest China has cracked it. But there's a lot more to it than that.
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Why Armrests Have To Be Down When A Plane Takes Off & Lands
Have you ever been frustrated by having to put your armrest down on a flight during takeoff? The reason, it turns out, has to do with critical safety measures.
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How To Tell If A USB Cable Can Transfer Data
Not all USB cables are created equal -- some can't even transfer data. A lot of the ones stashed in your drawer might only be for charging. How can you tell?
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What Helicopter Was TV's Airwolf Based On?
"Airwolf" featured a high-tech chopper that ruled the Cold War-era skies it flew in. Underneath all that tech, though, was a very real chopper.
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The CLAAS Cougar Is The World's Largest Mower (And Here's Why You Can't Use It On Your Lawn)
The world's largest lawnmower, the CLAAS Cougar has a huge swath of cutting decks and can tear through acres of grass quickly, making it an impressive sight.
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Is Buying A Ninja Thirsti Worth It? Here's What Users Have To Say
Ninja's foray into the home carbonated drinks machine, called the Thirsti, is drawing attention for competing against the SodaStream, but is it worth the money?
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Underwater Drones Do Exist, But They're Not Cheap - Here's How Much One Can Cost
Everybody knows about and has likely seen an aerial drone whether it was a consumer or professional-grade version. What about the pricier submersible drones?
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The Pros And Cons Of Using The Ninja Crispi Air Fryer
Ninja's Crispi air fryer utilizes an innovative approach by implementing glassware and a top-loaded attachment for frying, though that has some drawbacks.
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How Does An Airplane's Black Box Survive During Violent Crashes?
Airplane's black boxes are deliberately designed to survive worst-case scenarios. How do they do this? We look at their design, materials, and testing.
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What Is Path Tracing And Is It Different Than Ray Tracing?
Ray tracing and path tracing might sound like similar terms, and in a way they are, but the way they work and the results they produce are completely different.
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No, You Shouldn't Use A Regular Light Bulb In An Oven - Here's Why
A light bulb is just a light bulb, right? Not so fast. Your standard light bulb isn't a good fit for your oven if you need a new bulb in it, and here's why.
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How Much Electricity Does A Refrigerator Use?
Curious how much electricity your refrigerator uses? Learn what affects its energy consumption and how to keep your power bill in check.
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Your Amazon Fire Stick Can Make Your Home Security System Even Better
Did you know your Amazon Fire TV Stick can boost your home security? Learn how to use it with cameras and smart devices for extra peace of mind.
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The Risk With Buying Used Phones From Amazon
Thinking of buying a used phone from Amazon? Learn the potential risks, what to watch out for, and how to avoid getting scammed.
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What Does A Card Skimmer Look Like On An ATM? Here's How To Spot One
If you're not already checking for card skimmers when you use an ATM, you should start with a few quick tips on how to spot one out in the wild.
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How Private Jet Windows Are Different From Commercial Planes
Private jets provide luxuries that you just don't get on commercial aircraft. And the windows on private jets are noticeably different from regular airlines.
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What's The Difference Between Ultra-Wide And Super-Widescreen Monitors?
Everyone probably knows what a widescreen monitor is, but what about ultra-wide and super-widescreen? How do those two types differ? Here's the quick answer.
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Here's What You Should Know About Dollar General's USB Cables And Chargers Before You Buy
The Dollar General is a great place to get items at a bargain, but are the USB cables and chargers worth it? Here's what you need to know before buying.
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What Are The Brushes On The Sides Of Escalators For?
If you've ever used an escalator at a shopping mall, an airport, or some other large building, you likely saw the brushes on the side. Here's what they do.
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Ninja Thirsti Vs. SodaStream: Which Soda Maker Is Best For You?
If you want to make your own sparkling water or soda at home, your two major choices are the SodaStream and Ninja Thirsti. Which should you pick?
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Who Owns RTIC And Where Are The Coolers Made?
Like Yeti, RTIC is a well-known name in the cooler industry, but who owns the company, and where are the products made? Here's what you need to know.
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Why Do Planes Have Phones For Flight Attendants? Here's How They're Used
Now that cellphones are everywhere, what's the purpose of planes having built-in phones for flight attendants? Here's how those phones get used.
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What Happened To DoorBot From Shark Tank Season 5?
In the Season 5 of the hit entrepreneurial show, Shark Tank, the founder of DoorBot stepped into the tank. Here's what happened and where the company is now.
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