Who Owns General Dynamics Today? A Look At The Defense Company's History
Over the past 120 years or so, General Dynamics has become one of the biggest names in the world of defense and military equipment. Who owns the company today?
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Are Cheap Monitors Really Worth Buying For Your Gaming PC? Here's What Gamers Say
Reaching for the budget monitor will obviously help with those on a tight budget, but for some rigs, it may not be worth the savings for long-term enjoyment.
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Here's How To Use Your Ego String Trimmer As An Edger
Think you need a separate edger? Learn how your EGO string trimmer might already be up for the job—with the right setup, stance, and safety tricks.
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Here's Why Your Phone Has A Little Hole Next To The Charging Port
Most smartphones have a tiny hole at the bottom of them but it's not always clear what it's for. Here's what that hole is for and what it does.
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This State Has Some Of America's Biggest AI Users (Here's What They're Doing With It)
Wondering which states use the most AI? It might not be who you think. New data reveals a surprising contender making major moves in America’s AI revolution.
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Here's Why Car Manufacturers Made The Switch From Lug Nuts To Lug Bolts
Lug bolts are the more inconvenient way to attach a tire to a car, but European automakers have adopted them. Here's what advantages they bring.
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OpenAI Explains Why Trying To Stop AI 'Scheming' Is So Tricky
While AI can be handy for various tasks, it's possible for it to disguise just how capable it is, a phenomenon known as "scheming." OpenAI is trying to stop it.
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What's The Most Powerful Modern Chainsaw Ever Made And How Many CC Does It Have?
Chainsaw tech has come a long way but only one model leads the pack in engine size and brute strength. Learn what it is and what sets it apart from the others.
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7.3 PowerStroke Vs. 5.9 Cummins Vs. 6.6 Duramax: How Do The Diesel Engines Compare?
The 7.3 PowerStroke, 5.9 Cummins, and 6.6 Duramax, are all iconic diesel engines, but how do they compare? Here's a side-by-side look from power to reliability.
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What Kind Of Staple Gun Is Best For Fencing? What To Know Before You Buy
Depending on the fence, you may need a quality staple gun to get the job done. However, you need to make sure it's the right staple gun.
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How To Clean Behind TVs Without Moving Them Like Professionals Do
Think cleaning behind your TV means dragging it off the wall? Pros have a smarter way. Discover the tools and tactics that make it effortless.
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What Is The Difference Between A Hedge Cutter And A Hedge Trimmer?
Hedge trimmers and hedge cutters may sound alike, but they’re not. Learn why the difference matters and how picking the right one can save time and frustration.
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City Electric Supply Vs City Electrical Factors: Are They The Same Company?
City Electric Supply and City Electrical Factors may sound alike, but their histories and markets reveal key differences that go beyond the name.
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Can You Move The Search Bar To The Top In iOS 26?
The search bar placement can be a very annoying thing for users who can't get it to just the right spot, but can you move it to the top of the screen in iOS 26?
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What Is The Most Difficult Type Of Welding To Learn, According To Professionals?
While welding may look like a really cool skill to learn, it's not that simple. Professionals mostly agree that one type of welding is the hardest.
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This Incredibly Important Medical Tech Was Discovered Entirely By Accident
One of the biggest discoveries in medical history came about completely by accident, and when it did, it revolutionized more than just medicine.
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Single Vs. Double-Sided Hedge Trimmer: Which Do Users Say Is Easier To Use?
Choosing between single- and double-sided hedge trimmers? Learn how users compare them on safety, speed, and control. And which design they find easier to use.
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Why Aren't Automatic Motorcycles Popular For Bikers? Here's What Riders & Experts Say
Automatic motorcycle transmissions have always been more common on scooters than regular motorcycles; here's why most riders prefer a manual transmission.
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What's Considered High Mileage For A Cruiser Motorcycle?
Cruiser motorcycles are meant to be ridden more gently than most other types. How does this affect lifespan, and what makes a cruiser bike 'high-mileage?'
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Why Do Gas Prices Always Have 9/10 Of A Cent Added To The Price?
If you have ever wondered why gas stations charge an extra 9/10th of a cent on prices, the answer is simple and goes back a long way. Here's what we know.
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Yes, Google Maps Driving Mode Was Discontinued - Here's Why
Google has quietly retired Maps Driving Mode, a once-handy feature for navigation and media controls. Here’s what led to its removal and what may replace it.
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Why Owners Say You Should Avoid Buying A Used Tesla If You Don't Want A Headache
You can find some good deals on used Tesla EVs, but that doesn't necessarily make them a worthwhile purchase. Here's why existing owners say to beware.
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What Does It Mean When Fighter Pilots Say They See A 'Bogey'
If you've seen any movie about fighter pilots, you've definitely heard the word "bogey" used repeatedly. It might not mean what you think it does.
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3 Of The Most Reliable German Car Brands, According To Owners
German cars may not be the first thing you think of when considering a reliable car, but these three brands have seriously impressed owners.
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Are Any Dirt Bike Brands Made In The USA?
Dirt bike brands generally come from a few established brands, like Kawasaki and Yamaha. Are there any dirt bikes that are manufactured in the U.S.?
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What Does The 'D3' On Your Car's Gear Shift Mean? (And How Is It Different From D?)
It may not look it, but the D3 function found on your gear shift serves a surprisngly useful purpose separate from that of the regular D symbol.
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Is There A Right Way To Organize Your Tool Chest? Here's What You Should Know
A messy tool chest isn't a badge of honor. It's a time-waster and an injury risk. Learn the smart steps to turn your storage into an efficient command center.
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