Where Is The USS Abraham Lincoln's Homeport & How Many People Are Usually On Board?
The USS Abraham Lincoln is no longer the largest aircraft carrier but it’s not far behind. Here is its homeport and how many crew members it has.
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6 Of The Best Headsets For Xbox Series X Available In 2024
Gaming headsets are a dime a dozen, but for those looking the best Xbox-centric audio experience, these are the best headsets compatible with Xbox Series X.
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10 Used BMW Motorcycle Models You Should Steer Clear Of At All Costs
As high of quality as most BMW motorcycles tend to be on Day 1, some models have not aged well on the secondary market. SlashGear's Erynn Ruiz investigates.
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Will Google's Gemini Live AI Finally Deliver After Years Of Better Assistant Promises?
An interactive boost is coming to Google's Gemini AI with Gemini Live, which brings a conversational, adaptive, and analytical AI assistant with new features.
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10 Transportation Inventions That Were Too Good To Be True
Plenty of transportation innovations promise to change the way we travel, but not all of them work out. Here are a few that ended up being a bit too ambitious.
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Everything WD-40 Can Do To Help Keep Your Car In Tip-Top Shape
WD-40 can save you money in the long run by helping you keep your car in pristine condition. Here's a few great ways it can be of use.
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If you're a competitive shooter and you feel the need to take a break from Valorant, follow these steps to quickly uninstall the game from your PC.
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Paul Walker's All Time Favorite Car
Paul Walker had a huge collection of cars, which you might expect from someone in the "Fast & Furious" films. But which car was was his absolute favorite?
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How Rare Is A Chevy SS? Here's How Many Units Were Made
A little over 12,000 examples of the Chevrolet SS were ever made, but if you want a specific color, or a few more desirable features, the number drops a lot.
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12 Of The Best Looking Honda Models Ever Designed
Honda is known for its conservative car styling, but these models stand apart from the norm and give the brand a more edge appeal.
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Is It Legal To Tint Your Car's Headlights And Tail Lights? What The Laws Say
Tinting windows may be legal where you live, but what about head lights and tail lights? The answer is similarly murky, depending on the state you're in.
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6 Reasons Why The Battery Light On Your Dashboard Might've Come On
Few things can strike fear in the mind of a car owner like the check battery light, but knowing why your light may be turning on could help you out of a jam.
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The Best 35mm Film For Still Life Photography In 2024
Still life photography presents its own unique set of challenges, especially when shooting on film. Here are the best 35mm film options to use in 2024.
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How Did Sputnik Work, And What Did It Actually Do?
The Space Age officially began when the USSR launched Sputnik on October 4, 1957. But how did this satellite work, and what did it actually do?
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What Were Hit-And-Miss Engines Used For And How Do They Work?
Hit-And-Miss engines date back to a time when the design of the internal combustion engine was still very much a work in progress. Here's how they worked.
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5 Of The Most Reliable Harley-Davidson Engines Ever Built (According To Owners)
Among the American motorcycle manufacturer's storied lineup, these engines have helped power Harley-Davidson's best bikes across thousands of miles.
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3 Affordable Ford Engines That Deliver Impressive Power With Mods
With leg work, some imagination, and a few modifications, you could have an affordable Ford engine that delivers impressive power.
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Where Does Ford Build F-150 Trucks?
The Ford F-150 is one of the best-selling trucks in America, so you might be wondering where they are made. We'll tell you where, and how to tell.
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How Long Does It Take For An Engine To Cool Down?
Even under normal circumstances in which a car's cooling system is functioning effectively, it's good to wait for its temperature to drop before doing repairs.
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Every Tool Included In The Makita LXT Woodworking Combo Kit
Makita's 10-piece LXT Woodworking Combo Kit can tackle wide range of other woodworking tasks, both large and small.
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Which Kawasaki Motorcycles Have A Quick Shifter And How Does It Work?
Kawasaki is known for a feature called the Quick Shifter that can help you get up to speed faster. Here's how it works, and which bikes have one.
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Can A Chevy Bolt Charge At A Tesla Supercharger?
The Chevrolet Bolt was resurrected after being shortly discontinued, but the question remains whether old Chevy Bolts can use a Telsa Supercharger.
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5 Of The Best Highway Foot Pegs For Your Harley-Davidson, According To Riders
When you consider upgrades you can do for your bike, most go for more horsepower. But footpegs can increase comfort and make longer rides easier.
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2025 GMC Terrain Taps Truck Style But It's The Inside That's Special
For 2025 and beyond, the 2025 GMC Terrain gets a facelift, but more importantly, receives updated internals, standard safety equipment, and a new info screen.
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HMD Skyline Review: This Android Phone Supports Your Right To Repair
HMD Skyline is a new Android device from the folks that usually deliver Nokia -- this time they're ready to roll with a smartphone that's easy to DIY repair.
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6 Modern Cars That Come With Round Headlights
Although round headlights were the most prevalent kind before the mid-1980s, they've since gone out of vogue. Here are 6 modern cars that still have them.
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Aircraft Carriers In The 1860s? The Civil War Saga Of The Steamboat Fanny
The American Civil War saw the formation of the Balloon Corps for Federal Army, and it wasn't long until this newly formed division took to the sea.
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