Does The Su-57 Really Have Exposed Screws?
No matter the aircraft, rigorous production discipline is a must. It's why pictures showing exposed screws on the Su-57 is a big deal. But are they real?
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Can You Tow With A Zero Turn Mower?
A zero turn mower can be invaluable for keeping your lawn maintained, but can you also use it to tow objects if there's something heavy in your hard?
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Every New Nissan With A CVT Transmission
Nissan is one of the many automakers to have embraced the CVT over the past few years. But which of the automaker's many models use the technology?
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What Are Those Silver Cylinders On The Side Of A Semi-Truck For?
Some semi-trucks have two giant silver cylinders on their sides, but others don't. Here's why that is, and what exactly those two cylinders accomplish.
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How You Can Use Gemini AI On Your Google TV (When It Launches)
Google has announced Gemini AI will finally make its way to the Google TV ecosystem. Here's how you can use it when it finally launches on Smart TVs .
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Cellphone Signal Problems? Try This Quick Airplane Mode Test First
Having cellphone signal issues? Try this quick Airplane Mode trick first — it might fix the problem faster than you think.
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The Most Powerful Diesel Engine Detroit Ever Made (And The Vehicles It Powers)
Detroit makes a selection of seriously heavy-duty diesel engines. But what's the baddest of them all, and which trucks have one under the hood?
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How To Open Your Trunk, Even With A Dead Car Battery
Many modern cars have electric trunk lids that can be opened with the push of a key fob button, but how do you get into your trunk if the battery is dead?
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This May Be Why Your PlayStation Controller Battery Is Dying Too Fast
Is your PlayStation controller battery draining too quickly? Learn the common causes and what you can do to extend its life.
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Yes, You Can Hide Notes On Your iPhone - Here's How
Keeping important and private information on your phone is more secure with the option to lock your notes behind an additional passcode that only you know.
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Why Do Most Landline Phones Have Coiled Wires?
Coiled cords aren't just a design choice. They actually serve a practical purpose which made them a staple of the landline era.
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Who Owns Firepunk Diesel & What Cummins Products Or Services Do They Offer?
Firepunk Diesel has made a name for itself amongst enthusiasts. But who's behind the company, and what exactly can it do for your Cummins truck?
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Does Toyota Make Commercial And Heavy Duty Trucks?
Toyota is one of the largest global automotive manufacturers, both in terms of volume and in popularity. Does the company also build commercial trucks?
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The Easiest Way To Switch Windows On A Computer Is Just 2 Buttons
Want a quicker way to switch app windows on your computer? Learn the simple 2-button shortcut that makes multitasking faster and easier.
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What Is Milwaukee's Packout Camera And How Does It Work?
Milwaukee's adding a camera to its Packout line of tools and products. What is it all about, and how does it function? Here's what you need to know.
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5 Of The Safest Car Models For First-Time Drivers
If you are looking for a car for a first-time driver, it's understandable that safety is high on the priority list. Here five of the safest cars to consider.
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Nvidia RTX Vs. GTX GPUs: What's The Difference?
Nvidia's venerable range of GTX graphics cards are finally being retired in favor of the newer and more powerful ray tracing RTX series of cards.
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12 Useful Tips To Maintain A High-Mileage Car
A high-mileage car isn’t past its prime if maintained right. These 12 practical tips help keep it reliable long after the odometer hits six digits.
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Kenworth K100: Why The Iconic Semi-Truck Was Discontinued, Although Beloved
Kenworth's K100 semi-truck is one of the all-time greats and is a fixture of popular culture. So why did Kenworth discontinue the truck? Here's the story.
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Do Color Blind Glasses Actually Work? Here's What Users Say
While studies show that Color Blind glasses are usually ineffective, so users do report a small but noticeable difference in their color perception.
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Samsung's Messages App May Make A Full Return Soon (With Several Major New Features)
After attempting to move users over to Google Messages, it looks like Samsung may be reviving its Messages app and including a bevvy of new features.
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Ford's 3.5-Liter EcoBoost Engine: Which Years Should You Avoid (According To Owners)
Ford's 3.5-liter EcoBoost V6 has done service in a lot of models over the years. Which versions and which model years of the engine should you avoid?
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What Causes The White Powdery Residue On New Car Parts?
When looking over a new car, you might notice a white, powdery substance on some rubber pieces. What is this and is it harmful to your vehicle?
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10 Diesel Engines With The Highest Horsepower
Diesel engines provide oodles of power, but which automakers build the most powerful ones? Torque takes a backseat to horsepower in our list.
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5 Of The Best V8-Powered Lexus Models Of All Time
In just 35 years, Lexus has managed to cement itself as one of the only genuine luxury competitors to the Germans. What are the company's best V8 models?
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Can Your Car Battery Shock You? What You Need To Know Before You Open The Hood
Wondering if your car battery can shock you? Learn what’s safe, what’s not, and how to handle your battery without getting zapped.
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How Do Airplane Speed Brakes Work And How Do They Differ From Spoilers?
Modern airplanes are equipped with several ways of slowing down, notably speed brakes and spoilers. Is there a difference between these two?
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