Idling Waymo Robotaxis Catch The Attention Of Houston Police
Waymo's robotaxis made their way to Houston, Texas in late 2025, and have been getting a lot of attention — unfortunately, it's the wrong kind.
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How Your Smartwatch Tracks Sleep (And How Accurate It Really Is)
From breathing micromotions to AI coaching, discover the science behind top smartwatches and why they often overestimate how much rest you’re getting.
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This Snow Shoveling Trick Could Save You From Getting Plowed In
Getting plowed in is probably one of the least enjoyable parts of winter, especially when you're rushing. Thankfully, there's a clever trick that can help.
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5 Free Tools To Keep Your Windows 10 PC Secure Without Further Microsoft Support
Windows 10 is no longer going to receive free security updates in the future, but that doesn't mean you have to update to Windows 11 just yet.
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Looking For The Best Deals On Milwaukee Tools? Here's Where You'll Find Them
Milwaukee tools have a reputation for quality... and for costing a pretty penny. There are deals to be had, though, and these are some of the best sources.
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Never Plug These Devices Into Your Monitor's USB Ports
To ensure the long-term preservation of your computer monitor, refrain from plugging these devices into the monitor's USB ports.
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5 Used EVs With Supercar Acceleration You Can Find For Under $35K
While the most popular EVs are associated with a steep price tag, you can get these five EVs for under $35K with supercar acceleration.
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This 3,500-Year-Old Covered Wagon Might Just Be The Oldest In The World
Covered wagons may be indelibly associated with America's westward expansion, but our ancestors began using them long before the 19th century.
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Ford's $19.5B Plan To Shift Its EV Strategy
Ford is making changes to it's electric vehicle strategy totaling billions of dollars as it attempts to overhaul its strategy in the coming years.
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Chevy Impala: The Rise And Fall Of A Generational Automotive Icon
The first generation of the Chevy Impala was released in 1958, and it had a lot of ups and downs before it was discontinued after the 2020 model year.
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5 Must-Have Craftsman Tool Box Accessories You Didn't Know Existed
Craftsman have several tools to choose from in its arsenal, but there are some that you may not know existed. Here are the top ones to check out.
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How To Force AI Tools To Use High-Quality Sources Instead Of Random Results
AI powered agents are becoming more commonplace for everyday tasks, for better or for worse. Here's some tips on making sure you get good answers.
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Shoveling Snow Into The Road Is Illegal In These US States
Some states see snow every winter, and when that happens, residents know they're going to have to shovel much of it out of the way for their cars.
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The 15 Most Reliable Pickup Trucks Of All Time, Ranked
Pickup trucks are known for their durability, and these models have proved to be the toughest, most reliable options on the market.
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How Using A Private Network Address On iPhone Works (And Why You Should)
Looking to use a private network on your iPhone? There's a variety of reasons you might want to use one, and it's easier than you may think.
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This Giant Heat Pump Is Expected To Warm Over 40K Homes - Here's How It Works
Plenty of homes all over the world, particularly in Europe, get warm using heat pumps and radiators. How does this new heat pump in Germany actually work?
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First Emergency 'Autoland' - Plane Lands Without Any Pilot Involvement
Autopilot is a excellent piece of technology for pilots to use regularly, but it won't land a plane on its own without any human intervention.
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5 Tools Craftsman Makes That Ryobi Doesn't
Craftsman is one of the oldest and most well-known brands in tools, but it doesn't have everything you may need, and that's where Ryobi comes in.
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5 Things You Should Never Tell ChatGPT
It's always dangerous to reveal private information on the internet, and your ChatGPT conversations shouldn't be thought of as private or secure.
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Illegal E-Bike Seized With Claimed Speeds Over 100mph, But Something Doesn't Add Up
Police in England reported a confiscated, highly modified e-bike on social media, which isn't unusual, but its claimed top speed seems very weird.
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The 5 Best Streamlight Rechargeable Flashlights For All Your Needs
From 2,000-lumen beasts to lanterns that charge your phone, meet the 5 Streamlight flashlights that prove why professional gear is worth the upgrade.
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New Road Stripes Are Confusing Drivers – But They Serve An Important Purpose
Drivers are spotting strange new markings on Texas highways. They look odd at first, but the reason they’re there could quietly make driving safer.
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5 Classic Cars From The 1950s With High Resale Value
Many enthusiasts would love to buy the classic car of their dreams, but while affordability is often their primary concern, resale value is just as important.
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Who Makes Craftsman Garage Door Openers And Where Are They Manufactured?
Craftsman garage door openers are one of my home improvement options from the famed toolmaker, but where exactly are its garage door openers made?
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Yes, You Can Use A Roku Without Internet – But There's A Catch
With a little preparation, any Roku device can continue to act as a family media center, even if your home internet connection disappears completely.
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12 Highly-Rated iPad Apps To Help You Manage Your Daily Life
iPads can be serious productivity tools with the right apps. These picks focus on notes, files, habits, travel, and daily organization that stick.
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These Rejected License Plates Landed On Illinois' 'Naughty List'
The state of Illinois took a tongue-in-cheek approach to showcasing the many inappropriate vanity license plate applications it had to reject in 2025.
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