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  • Antique telegrams sign hanging in front of a white wall
    Technology By Quina Baterna 3 months ago

    Yes, You Can Still Send A Telegram In The US (And Here's Why You Might Need To)

    Telegrams may seem old hat, but you can still send them in the modern day. But why would you want to send one in place of an email? Here's the story.

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  • Aerial view of cruise ship deck
    Technology By Chris Littlechild 3 months ago

    What Are The Big White Balls On Top Of Cruise Ships For?

    If you've ever been on a cruise ship or seen one pass by, you might have noticed those big white balls on top of them. And maybe you wondered what they're for.

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  • A white commercial airplane in flight
    Aviation By Chris Littlechild 3 months ago

    Do Commercial Planes Ever Refuel In The Sky?

    No matter where you're going, commercial flights require a sizable amount of fuel. That poses an interesting question: do commercial planes refuel in the sky?

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  • 2025 Mazda MX-5 Miata on the street
    Cars By Mark Cowley 3 months ago

    10 Things To Know Before Buying A Mazda MX-5 Miata (New Or Used)

    Thinking of buying a Mazda MX-5 Miata? It's an excellent car -- discover key tips on pricing, trims, reliability, and what to check before purchasing new or used.

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  • White 2025 Lexus UX 300h F Sport cornering
    SUVs and Crossovers By Mike Shutt 3 months ago

    What Does UX Stand For On A Lexus?

    Some Lexus models have quite straightforward names, while others are more confusing. UX is a great example of the latter; what does the name even mean?

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  • A tabletop Ski Ball woodworking project cut on a CNC router.
    Power Tools By Ron King 3 months ago

    What Is A CNC Router And What Type Of Woodworking Can It Be Used For?

    A CNC Router is an incredibly common tool for a woodworker of any skill level. Here's exactly why you'll want one for your woodworking setup.

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  • nascar roof flap
    Cars By Olivia Richman 3 months ago

    Why Do NASCAR Cars Have Roof Flaps? Here's What They're For

    It's a bit tricky to keep NASCAR vehicles on the ground when an accident occurs during a race, but this is one design implementation meant to reduce the risk.

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  • Sukhoi Su-57 fighters operating closely in a flight demonstration
    Aviation By Jonathan H. Kantor 3 months ago

    How Many Su-57 Fighter Jets Does Russia Have?

    The Sukhoi Su-57 Felon is an impressive Russian military jet, but exactly how many of these fighters does the nation have available at its disposal?

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  • Person unboxing a laptop
    Technology By Jordan Wirth 3 months ago

    12 Ways To Maintain Your New Laptop And Extend Its Performance

    Most people keep their laptops longer than phones, so it pays to take care of them. Here are 12 simple ways to keep yours running strong for years.

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  • A top side view of a rechargeable Ryobi 40V 4.0 Ah Lithium-Ion Battery
    Ryobi By Tom Clark 3 months ago

    Ryobi's Battery Warranty: How Long Is It And How Do You Claim It?

    Do you have a Ryobi battery that has lost its charge or needs to be replaced for some reason? The company offers a warranty, and claiming it is fairly easy.

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  • Hard tonneau cover over a truck bed
    Trucks By Daniel Trock 3 months ago

    What Are The Drain Tubes On A Tonneau Cover For? Here's How They Work

    A tonneau cover is incredibly useful for protecting your truck bed and its contents, and the drain tubes are an important facet of that protection.

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  • Rivian EV charger in Silver Falls State park
    Electric Vehicles By Humphrey Bwayo 3 months ago

    The Most Common Charging Problem With EVs (And How To Avoid It)

    Despite being relatively new, there are still a lot of growing pains and common problems with charging electric vehicles. Here's how to avoid them.

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  • An amazon package outside a home
    Technology By Andrew Ekuwem 3 months ago

    8 Home Appliances You Should Avoid Buying From Amazon

    Some home appliances are better bought offline. Here’s why buying them on Amazon could cost you more in repairs, returns, and regret.

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  • Costco Wholesale storefront open for business
    Computers and Tablets By Daniel Trock 3 months ago

    Can You Buy Computers Parts And Peripherals At Costco? (And Should You?)

    Costco sells a lot of things as part of its membership, but can you buy all the parts and peripherals you need to build a computer at Costco?

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  • Zomm founder pitching Shark Tank panelists
    Technology By Patrick Phillips 3 months ago

    What Happened To The Zomm Wireless Tether From Shark Tank Season 4?

    The Zomm Wireless Tether proved to be one of Shark Tank's most surprising inventions, but a major misstep by its owner spelled disaster on the show.

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  • Mazda MX-5 Miata NA studio shot
    Cars By Mark Cowley 3 months ago

    10 Of The Most Successful Models In Mazda History

    These are the most successful Mazda models in history, from the antique Mazda-Go to the Cosmo, Capella, and winning MX-5 Miata roadster.

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  • Pakistani Fatah 1 Missile system
    Military By KR Manalo 3 months ago

    What Is The Fatah Missile? (And What Is Its Range?)

    The Fatah missile is a devastating tool that can be used for both offense and defense. But what is it's range and how does it compare to its contemporaries.

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  • Nissan Kicks on wooden pier
    Cars By Mark Cowley 3 months ago

    12 Of The Slowest Cars You Can Buy In America

    Fast cars get a lot of attention, but what about ones with a more leisurely approach? Here are the new cars with the slowest zero to 60 times.

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  • Motor yacht in clear calm sea
    Technology By Samyak Goswami 3 months ago

    How Long Does It Take A Yacht To Cross The Atlantic Ocean?

    There are many options to choose from for ttransatlantic travel, from fast and cheap flights to a variety of seafaring options that have different timetables.

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  • Red GMC Canyon
    Cars By Chloe Clougher 3 months ago

    How Much Is The GM Military Discount & How Does The Company Verify Your Info?

    GM offers a military discount to those who have served and are still serving the United States. Here's how much the discount is and how your info is verified.

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  • A person using an autopen.
    Accessories and Peripherals By Shane O'Neill 3 months ago

    What Is An Autopen And Can You Tell If One Has Been Used?

    As a machine replicating a person, there's some apprehension toward autopens. Is it possible to tell if it has been used in the place of a real person?

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  • Front 3/4 view of red Mazda 323 in parking garage
    Cars By Stephen Fogel 3 months ago

    Why Did Mazda Discontinue The 323 & What Else Was It Called In North America?

    The Mazda 323 enjoyed a long run at the economy end of the Japanese automaker's lineup. Why did Mazda drop the 323, and what else was it called?

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  • Flower vase on dashboard of Volkswagen New Beetle
    Classic Cars By Mike Garrett 3 months ago

    The Volkswagen Beetle Once Came With A Feature That No Other Car Had

    The Volkswagen Beetle was one of the definitive cars of the 1960s, but few remember that the original's unique feature that no other car had.

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  • Gas station photographed from the corner
    Smartphones By Nate Williams 3 months ago

    This Is The Best GasBuddy Alternative To Find Cheap Gas

    If you're looking to save some money on fuel, GasBuddy gets recommended a lot, but what other options are out there and which one is the best?

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  • iPhone charger sitting outside phone charging port
    iPhone By Mikael Trench 3 months ago

    Is It Safe To Share An iPhone Charger With Someone Else?

    Juice jacking has become on of the greatest fears for iPhone users who want to use public chargers, but is it a real concern or just more fearmongering?

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  • Peacock logo pictured behind a bowl of popcorn
    TVs and Streaming By Patrick Phillips 3 months ago

    Does Peacock Offer A Military Discount?

    Whether you want to watch your favorite NBC shows or catch the latest live sports, Peacock has you covered, and it may be cheaper with a military discount.

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  • Man using table saw
    Power Tools By Cody D. Campbell 3 months ago

    Miter Saw Vs. Table Saw: Which Should You Get For Your Woodworking?

    Miter saws and table saws are both incredibly common for woodworkers of any skill level, but there are specific scenarios where one is better than the other.

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