5 US Airports You Need To Visit If You Love Planes
Aviation fans will love these top U.S. airports where spotting planes up close turns travel time into something genuinely unforgettable.
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China Has One Crucial Advantage Over American Aircraft Carriers
China’s new carriers can’t outmatch America’s — but they don’t need to. A hidden system on land gives it the upper hand in a potential clash at sea.
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This Is One Of World's Largest Lithium Deposits, And It Could Reshape The Future Of EVs
One of the world's largest lithium deposits was recently discovered outside of the triangle of South American countries that typically harbor the materials.
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5 Mistakes You Need To Stop Making To Protect Your Car's Brakes
Learn the driving and maintenance habits that quietly wear down your brakes and how simple changes can help them last longer and perform better.
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Amazon Is Giving Prime Members A Holiday Deal On Gas – But There's A Catch
If you are an Amazon Prime member, you can score a deep discount on gas throughout the end of the year, with some small caveats. Here's what you need to know.
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Here's How The RCUT Intersection Safely Moves Traffic Around
The RCUT intersection is being adopted nationwide, but what makes its unusual traffic pattern a safer alternative to traditional crossroads?
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13 Of The Best Used Toyota Models
Toyota is a brand of cars known for holding their value, so if you're searching on the used market, consider these 13 used Toyota models.
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During A Stage II Fire Ban, This Everyday Power Tool Is Prohibited Without A Spark-Arresting Device
Fire bans are enacted in order to prevent accidental fires from destroying communities, but it may also mean some tools can't be safely used during them.
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Is Sling TV Down In Your Area? Here's What To Do If An Outage Affects You
Having trouble streaming the latest television shows via Sling TV? Here's how to tell if the service is experiencing an interruption or if its a local problem.
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Even Plumbers Utilize ChatGPT To Perform Their Duties - Here's How They're Using It
While many are worried AI will take their job, plumbers are embracing it in the field. Here's how they are implementing it in their day-to-day tasks.
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US States Want To Ban VPNs, But Citizens Are Already Fighting Back
Many computer users like to use a virtual private network (VPN) when browsing the internet because it keeps their actions hidden from their ISP.
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5 Of The Worst Apple Products Ever Made, According To Redditors
Apple's been putting out high quality premium devices for decades now, but even with a brand as august as this one, not every launch has gone swimmingly.
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Milwaukee Announces A New Dual-Trigger Braking Grinder - Here's What To Know About The Tool
Are you in need of a braking grinder? Milwaukee's newest version might fit your needs. Here's a breakdown of its specs and features.
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The Toyota Land Cruiser FJ Is Back (And The Size Change Isn't The Only Shock)
Toyota revives the FJ nameplate for this adorable tiny off-roader, but sadly, the new Land Cruiser FJ will not reach the North American market.
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5 Smart Gadgets For Your Home That Users Say Aren't Worth The Price
Smart gadget has become a catch-all term for users looking for feature-packed devices, but these devices failed to impress after making big promises.
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Seen One Of These Unique EV Chargers While Traveling? They're Battery-Buffered Stations, And Here's How They Work
Battery-buffered chargers offer fast charging in areas where the grid may not support it, but downsides include waiting for the charger's own battery to charge.
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5 Of The Most Notoriously Unreliable Diesel Trucks Ever Made
The best diesel trucks have a lot going for them, from power to efficiency to durability. However, these are not the best diesel trucks — far from it, in fact.
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Here's How The Erie Canal Was Built To Ease Transportation Through New York
Before the Erie canal was completed in 1825, it could take around three weeks to ship perishable goods between New York and Buffalo.
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What Is A 2008 Chrysler 300C HEMI Worth Today, And How Much HP Does It Have?
The Chrysler 300C was one of the last true full-size American sedans with a V8. The HEMI version packed well over 300 hp, and the SRT-8 had well over 400.
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5 Military Surplus Gadgets Civilians Can Buy For Under $50
Military surplus stores offer rugged, practical gear anyone can use, from flashlights to compasses, all under $50 for everyday or outdoor use.
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Did Any US States Really Change The Rules Required For Seniors 70+ To Have A Driver's License?
Have any states in the US actually changed the rules for maintaining a drivers license? Are seniors now required to get retested as they get older?
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Android Just Made It Easier Than Ever To Share Your Phone's Audio
Your Android phone can now send audio to more ears than ever; no cables, no hand-offs, just seamless sharing among connected devices.
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13 Milwaukee Tools Even Haters Of The Brand Will Love
Despite its prominence in the trades, Milwaukee's prices and sometimes no-frills designs have attracted some naysayers. But these tools may change some minds.
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Here's What You Should Try First If Your DPF Light Comes On
Chances are your diesel has a particulate filter, or DPF. If your DPF light comes on, one of the first courses of action should be driving at higher revs.
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Yes, There's Gold Inside Your Household Electronics - But Is It Actually Worth Anything?
Gold has properties that make it useful in electronic devices, but mining old cell phones and computers for the metal isn't practical for individuals.
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Google's Nest Audio And Mini Products Are Getting A Multi-Color Firmware Update
Users have noticed that Google's Nest audio, and its mini products, have received a multi-color firmware update, but that's not the only change.
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What Is The 3/4 Rule When Using A Floor Jack & Why Is It Important To Follow?
Working on your own car is a great way to learn and save money, but you'll want to know all about the 3/4 rule for floor jacks to stay safe.
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