Times Technology Went Straight Up Evil
Technology is meant to make our lives easier, and most of the time it does. But there have been instances when technology doesn't go as planned.
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What Years Did Cadillac Make The Escalade EXT Pickup Truck? (And Why It Was Discontinued)
The Cadillac Escalade is synonymous with luxury and music videos. How many years did the Escalade EXT last on the market? Why did Cadillac discontinue it?
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Is The Fitbit Luxe Discontinued? Here's What We Know (And What To Buy Instead)
The Fitbit Luxe has become near-impossible to get hold of. Has it been discontinued? We look into what's going on and recommend a couple of alternatives.
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What Is Ultra Ethernet, And Who Is It For?
Ultra Ethernet is a new high-performance networking standard backed by Ultra Ethernet Consortium. But what does it do? And who is going to be using it?
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Google Fiber Vs. Starlink: The Key Differences (And Why They Matter)
There are a lot of different internet service providers out there for every type of person. Starlink and Google could be considered the most unique.
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Where Is Boeing Building The Next Air Force One?
A new Air Force One is in development by Boeing that aims to improve upon the current iteration, but where is it being built and how it it be better?
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How Often Should You Change Your Side-By-Side Oil?
Though similar to ATVs, side-by-sides are different and have their own maintenance schedule, a key part of which is ensuring that the oil is changed regularly.
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Here's What You Need To Know About Harbor Freight's Predator Solar Panels
In the market for solar panels? Harbor Freight and Predator offer lightweight solar panels that may be a good fit for you. Here's everything you should know.
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What Is An Electrified Axle And How Does It Convert Regular Trucks Into Hybrids?
Cars and trucks that use electricity for propulsion are becoming more common each year, and electrified axles are just one application of this technology.
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Apple's Rumored Hardware Plans For 2026 Are Exciting, But I'm Worried About What's Missing
Rumors are swirling about Apple's hardware plans for 2026 and while it sounds exciting, we still think something is missing. Here's what you need to know.
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How Well Does The Ninja FrostVault Cooler With A Dry Zone Work? (According To Users)
While Ninja is most popular for its kitchen appliances, it's trying something new with the 65 qt. FrostVault Cooler with dry storage. So how well does it work?
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These Prime Day Deals Are Bringing The Summer Sizzle
Kick back, relax, and find yourself a great deal on the gadgets and tech to make your life easier.
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Eurofighter Typhoon Vs. Dassault Rafale: How Do These European Fighter Jets Compare?
The Eurofighter Typhoon and the Dassault Rafale are two of Europe's prized fighter jets. While similar, they are some unique differences.
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Can Lawn Mowers Get Wet? Here's What You Should Know
Electric and gas lawnmowers are useful and relatively simple machines, but can lawn mowers get wet and still work properly? Here's some important information for you.
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How Fast Is Mach 10, And Can A Human Survive The Speed?
Mach 10, ten times the speed of sound, would be about 7,600 mph. It hasn't been reached yet, but could a pilot even survive such intense speeds?
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Yes, Overclocking Can Damage Your CPU - Here Are The Warning Signs
Overclocking is largely safe for enthusiast-level computing or PC gaming, but it will reduce the overall lifespan of your CPU depending on how deep you go.
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The Pros And Cons Of The Shark Fin On Top Of Your Car
Does your car have a tiny fin sitting on the roof toward the back? Do you know why it's there? We look at what it's for and the pros and cons of the shark fin.
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Does Anyone Care That The Rimac Nevera R Just Broke Another EV Speed Record?
The Rimac Nevera R just broke another electric vehicle speed record, but does anyone care? Here's why it's not high on everyone's priority list.
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Why Did Ford Discontinue The 1.0-Liter EcoBoost Engine?
Ford's EcoBoost engine family has been around for a long time, with various layouts and sizes. Why was the 1.0-liter EcoBoost three-cylinder discontinued?
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Here's How Hot DeWalt's 20V Max Heat Gun Can Get
In the market for a heat gun? DeWalt offers a 20v Heat Gun that also has the benefit of being cordless, and it's got a blistering max heat for all your needs.
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Maserati's New MCPURA Supercar Is More Of The Same, And That's A Good Thing
Maserati has just announced its new supercar, the MCPURA, and it carries quite a few characteristics of another familiar model. Here's what you need to know.
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What Is A Catamaran & How Does It Differ From Other Ships On The Sea?
The ferry is one of the most common types of large ships that traverse seas all over the world. What is a catamaran? How does it differ from other ships?
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Ground-Mounted Or Roof-Mounted Solar Panels: Which Is Better For Your Home?
When adding solar panels, you have two main options: roof-mounted or ground-mounted. Each works better in different situations, so which is best for you?
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Everything You Need To Know About DeWalt's Cordless Pressure Washer
DeWalt's cordless pressure washer may seem intriguing, but before making a buying decision, there are some things you need to know about the product.
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What Does The Inside Of An M1 Abrams Tank Look Like?
Despite its bulk and camouflaged exterior, the M1 Abrams Tank has a bright white interior and surprisingly cramped crew compartments
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How Much Can A Toyota Tacoma Tow? Gas & Hybrid Capacity, Explained
The Toyota Tacoma may be a midsize truck, but that doesn't mean it can't haul your toys. Here's the towing capacity rating for the gas and hybrid engines.
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5 Alternatives To The Subaru Crosstrek
In case you have any reservations about the Subaru Crosstek, these five alternatives will provide you with similar utility at an affordable price.
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