90s Nostalgia: Remember Jennifer Aniston And Matthew Perry's Windows 95 Introduction?
Back in the 1990s, Microsoft was about to fundamentally change the way you use Windows, and the best way to demonstrate it was in the most 90s way possible.
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Broken Ryobi Tool? Here's An Easy Guide For Submitting A Warranty Claim
If you use your Ryobi tools a lot, then sooner or later, they may malfunction, requiring you to file a warranty claim, but coverage will only sometimes apply. -
If You See This On Your Tires Get Them Replaced ASAP
It can sometimes be difficult to judge just when to change your vehicle's tires, but there is one way to know for sure that you're overdue for a new set. -
The Max Range GMC Says A 2024 Hummer EV Will Go On A Single Charge
The all electric Hummer is here, but can it live up to the hype? Well, the 2024 model is supposed to have a battery range of over 300 miles. -
Are You Rotating The Tires On Your Car Often Enough? Here's The General Guide
Owning a vehicle comes with a laundry list of maintenance tasks that need to be done including rotating your tires. But how often should tires be rotated? -
One Of Britain's Best WWII Tanks Was Actually Pretty Unreliable
The Crusader was developed in the late 1930s, and by 1941, it had arrived at one of the most challenging fronts of the conflict: North Africa. -
This Might Just Be The Cheapest New Lamborghini You Can Buy (But It's Not What You Think)
You might think a new Lamborghini is out of your reach financially, but we've got news for you. There's one Lambo that costs $30k. There's just one small hitch. -
How To Use Nintendo Switch Joy-Cons To Control Your Phone's Camera
The Nintendo Switch's Joy-Con controllers are versatile for playing games on the portable console, but they can serve some unique functions on other devices. -
Why The B-29 Superfortress Is One Of Boeing's Biggest Achievements
During World War II, the U.S. government planned to make one of the strongest and capable bombers, and Boeing rose to the occasion with the 'Superfortress.' -
The Hidden Costs Of The F-35: Factors That Go Beyond The Initial Price
The F-35 fighter jet, product of the Joint Strike Fighter project, is the most expensive fighter to produce and maintain that has ever been built. -
The Slick Rare Ford We Wish Would Have Made It To The USA
Unfortunately, not every cool car makes it to America, and this rare Ford is no exception. But that doesn't mean it can't be admired by petrolheads everywhere. -
How Keanu Reeves Started Arch Motorcycle
Keanu Reeves is not just an action star, he's also a big-time motorcycle lover from an early age. This is how that love led Reeves to launch Arch Motorcycle. -
The Reason You Can't Buy Ryobi Tools At Harbor Freight
If you've ever considered hitting up a Harbor Freight sale to score some deals on Ryobi power tools, we have bad news. This is why you can't find Ryobi there. -
Why The Legendary Sea Stallion Helicopter Has Such A High Accident Rate
Despite its decades of service going back to the Vietnam War, the Sea Stallion's history is marked with tragedies. -
The Lifehack That'll Save Your SUV's Trunk From Bouncing Off The Garage Door
The SUV enthusiast community has devised a range of tricks to avoid expensive little garage accidents. -
How F1 Racing Has Changed Over The 70 Years Since Its First Race
F1 racing has been around for over 70 years and in that time, it has grown and evolved. Here's how things have changed over the past seven decades. -
How The UH-60 Black Hawk Has Survived In The U.S. Army For Over 40 Years
The Black Hawk is not specialized to perform a single specific role, and its position in the military has evolved as the force itself has. -
The Risk You're Taking When Using A Laptop During A Storm
A laptop can be taken out by a thunderstorm, but there are ways to mitigate the chances of that happening. -
How To Connect Your PS5 To Hotel Wi-Fi
If you're travelling with your PlayStation 5, you might want to connect it to your hotel's Wi-Fi. We'll show you how and advise you of any pitfalls. -
Lebron's First Car Wasn't Your Typical High School Ride
LeBron James was not like the typical high schooler, and was lucky enough to score a much nicer vehicle for his first car prior to his rise to NBA stardom. -
Here's How An Energy Efficient Home Can Save You Money On Taxes
Whether you want to make your house go greener to be more eco-friendly or to save some money on utilities, some IRS programs can help you save a bit more. -
Generative AI Will Now Help Write The Listings You See On Amazon
Amazon is tapping into AI to assist with sellers on the platform, bringing early access generative text to help bolster and summarize product descriptions. -
How To Register Your Ridgid Power Tools (And Why You Should)
Registering your power tools is usually a good idea. It allows you to have a warranty on the tools and Ridgid's is one of the best. Here's what to do. -
Is TikTok Down (Or Is It Just You)? Here's How To Tell
If you're unable to post on TikTok and videos aren't loading at all, here are a few things to check to figure out if it's just you or a wider issue. -
The iMessage Feature That'll Make Your Emojis Even More Exciting
There's a hidden feature utilizing your favorite emojis that you may have been unaware of. Here's how it works. -
Why You Should Think Twice About Putting WD-40 On Your Door Hinges
WD-40 is great for a lot of pesky household problems, but if it's incorrectly applied to door hinges, it can lead to problems of its own. -
The Largest Helicopter Ever Been Built: The History Of The Soviet Mil V-12
When it comes to size, the Soviet Union's Mil V-12 helicopter's size is unrivaled, though it never saw combat. Here's why.
