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  • Processor with its integrated heat spreader removed
    Computers and Tablets By Bob Sharp 5 months ago

    The Benefits Of Delidding Your CPU (And How To Do It)

    In the right circumstances, delidding can make a noticeable difference and allow more headroom for overclocking your CPU. Here's a closer look at how to do it. 

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  • Carpenter turning wood on Bauer lathe
    Power Tools By Cody D. Campbell 5 months ago

    Are Harbor Freight's Wood Lathes Any Good? Here's What The Users Say

    Users report that Harbor Freight wood lathes are good value for money, as well as being heavy and solid, but some models offer more features than others.

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  • The side of a USS navy ship signage
    Naval By Eli Shayotovich 5 months ago

    What Does USS Stand For On A Navy Ship?

    USS, HMS, SS — what do all these designations mean on a military ship? Here's what USS stands for on Navy ships, and some history behind the naming of them.

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  • 2021 Toyota Camry
    Cars By Erynn Ruiz 5 months ago

    3 Brands That Make The Best Used Cars (According To Consumer Reports)

    Car brands may very well be the first bit of criteria one looks for in a used vehicle. These car brands, per consumer reports, supply the best used cars.

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  • USB microscope used on computer parts
    Technology By Quina Baterna 5 months ago

    What Is A USB Microscope And What Can You Do With It?

    A USB Microscope may sound like little more than a novelty toy, but it can actually be an incredibly useful tool for hobbyists working with small objects.

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  • Cummins Sales and Service office in Mississauga, ON, Canada.
    Trucks By Corazon Victorino 5 months ago

    Where Are Cummins Engines Made And Who Owns The Company Today?

    Cummins dominates the world of diesel engine, and it has done so for decades. Who owns the company today? Where are the legendary Cummins engines made?

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  • A man stands in front of a shed full of Ryobi tools, holding a Ryobi battery
    Ryobi By Diana Croce 5 months ago

    13 New 40V Ryobi Tools To Consider In 2025

    Ryobi's been releasing new tools at breakneck speed these last few months, and the recent batch of 40V cordless tools is only the tip of the iceberg.

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  • Milwaukee Super Charger charging one battery pack in a construction site
    Milwaukee By Marinel Sigue 5 months ago

    Milwaukee Super Charger Vs. Rapid Charger: What's The Difference?

    Confused about Milwaukee’s Super Charger vs. Rapid Charger? Learn the key differences in charging speed, compatibility, and performance.

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  • Rendering showing the PELE support drone being deployed from an MQ-9B drone at night.
    Military By Tolu Akinshete 5 months ago

    US Military MQ-9B Drones Now Have Their Own Top Gun-Style Robot Wingmen

    If "Top Gun" taught us anything, it’s that you’re only as strong as your wingman. Now, the MQ-9B military drone has its own robot wingman for support.

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  • Man uses Chrome on Apple MacBook in a cafe or restaurant
    Technology By Max Miller 5 months ago

    Is Google Chrome Running Slow On Your Computer? You Might Need To Change This Setting

    Enablin graphics acceleration can have a beneficial effect on web page responsiveness, although this will depend on your hardware and operating system.

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  • Lifesaber emergency tool
    Accessories and Peripherals By Syeda Laiba Alam 5 months ago

    Cool Features Of The USB-Powered Lifesaber Emergency Tool

    When you're in a bind, the Lifesaber Emergency Tool can come through for you in a major way. These are some of the USB-powered gadgets' coolest features.

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  • Swiss Army Knife laying next to a creek
    Tools By Mikael Trench 5 months ago

    Can Your Swiss Army Knife Get Wet? Here's What You Need To Know

    Swiss Army Knives are sturdy little tools, designed to withstand plenty of rough use outside. But is it a problem if your Swiss Army Knife gets wet?

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  • Woven City concept art of courthouse
    Technology By Olivia Richman 5 months ago

    Why Did Toyota Build A Smart City And Where Is It Located?

    Toyota is most known for its automobiles, but the company also created a smart city with pretty lofty goals, situated in a very particular location.

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  • Black headphones on pink tiles.
    Audio By Shane O'Neill 5 months ago

    Why You Should Think Twice Before Buying Cheap Noise-Canceling Headphones Over More Expensive Ones

    Thinking about buying cheap noise-canceling headphones? Learn why spending more can mean better sound, comfort, and long-term value.

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  • A woman crossing road using the zebra crossing on Abbey Road
    Cars By Daksh Chaudhary 5 months ago

    Why Are Crosswalks Called 'Zebra Crossings' In England?

    A zebra crossing is the official name for certain kinds of crosswalks in England and the rest of the U.K. But how did they get their quirky name?

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  • An Iranian Zelzal-3 missile launched from the ground
    Military By Jonathan H. Kantor 5 months ago

    Can A Missile From Iran Reach The US?

    With tensions heating up, it's natural to wonder whether a missile launched from Iran could reach United States soil. That's just one potential target.

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  • A Penetration test of BLU-122 bunker buster bomb
    Aviation By Jonathan H. Kantor 5 months ago

    How Deep Can A Bunker Buster Bomb Go?

    Bunker buster bombs are, as their name implies, designed to penetrate underground and destroy bunkers. And you might be wondering just how deep they go.

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  • 2025 Toyota RAV4 cornering on a paved surface with buildings in the background
    SUVs and Crossovers By Monday Goma 5 months ago

    Which Mazda SUV Model Is Comparable To Toyota's RAV4? (And How Much Does It Cost?)

    Toyota's RAV4 may be the king of the compact SUV segment, but rival automakers are hot on its heels. Mazda is one such company, and this is its closest rival.

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  • Two men using Milwaukee backpack pwoer tools
    Milwaukee By Syeda Laiba Alam 5 months ago

    Every Milwaukee Backpack Power Tool You Can Buy In 2025

    Milwaukee may be known for handheld power tools like drills and saws, but it also makes quite a few backpack tools as well, from blowers to vacuums and beyond.

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  • A person pouring two-stroke oil into a container of gasoline
    Ryobi By Mark Cowley 5 months ago

    What Should The Oil-To-Gas Ratio Be For Your Ryobi Gas-Powered Tools?

    Using Ryobi's gas-powered tools requires a bit of preparation, including getting the right fuel-to-oil ratio. But what is the right mix, exactly?

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  • best tablet gadgets for Android and iOS to level up your experience
    Tablets By Hiba Fiaz 5 months ago

    12 Must-Have Tablet Gadgets In 2025

    From smart stands to serious storage boosts, here are the must-have tablet accessories of 2025 that actually make a difference in how you use your device.

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  • Render of Android Desktop mode working between Google Pixel smartphone and external monitor
    Desktops By Max Miller 5 months ago

    Your Android Phone Could Be Your Next Desktop PC: Here's How

    In the future, your Android phone may replace your PC — here’s how that reality is quickly taking shape.

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  • IBM Q System One quantum computer.
    Military By Nadeem Sarwar 5 months ago

    Why The Military Wants To Build Quantum Computers

    The Pentagon sees quantum computing as the key to battlefield dominance and next-generation secure communication.

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  • 2013 SRT Viper
    News By Alex Hevesy 5 months ago

    SRT Is Back, But Without The Viper, Will Anyone Care?

    Stellantis wants more performance credibility, but how convincing is SRT without a Viper to put the badge on?

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  • Blue Toyota RAV4 hybrid parked in a large structure
    SUVs and Crossovers By Travis Langness 5 months ago

    Toyota RAV4 Vs. Nissan Rogue: Which Compact SUV Is Best For You?

    Nissan's Rogue may not be as popular as Toyota's RAV4, but both are compelling options in the compact SUV segment. But which one should you go for?

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  • Burn-in on an OLED TV.
    Technology By Nadeem Sarwar 5 months ago

    Should You Be Worried About Burn-In On OLED TVs And Monitors?

    Burn-in is rare on OLED TVs and monitors in a home setting, but can happen if there are static elements on the screen for an extended period.

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  • Google Messages app on an Android phone
    Android By Adnan Ahmed 5 months ago

    How To Switch From SMS To RCS On Your Android Phone, Explained

    Android RCS has been around for a while, but the availability of service will come down to your carrier.

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