5 Great Sci-Fi Shows That Were Never Finished But Are Still Worth Watching
The problem with being a science fiction or fantasy fan is that you never know if your favorite sci-fi show will last longer than a season or two.
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Aircraft Carrier Power Explained: Why New Ships Need Giant Generators
The kings of modern navies are aircraft carriers, but to flex their military might, they need to be able to output enormous amounts of energy.
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4 Things You Should Avoid Plugging Into A USB Hub
USB hubs help expand the increasingly limited port selection of modern laptops and other devices, but with that expansion comes other important downsides.
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WOLED Vs. QD-OLED: Which Display Type Is Best For Your Monitor?
OLED popularity has exploded in recent years because of its vibrant colors and deep blacks. Going with an OLED display will make you forget all about LCD.
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This Free App Can Duplicate Anything You Own With A 3D Printer
Need copies of a discontinued product or a replacement component for an appliance? You're in luck. This app can convert any object into a printable 3D model.
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How To Prevent Your PlayStation 5 From Overheating
Is your PS5 getting too loud or shutting off? These are major warning signs of overheating. Check out these important tips to avoid costly repairs.
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Stop Buying Expensive 'Future-Proof' PC Parts - Do This Instead
The problem with paying to future-proof your PC is the assumption that you can outsmart (or outbuy) the pace of innovation, especially with current RAM prices.
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The US Navy Uses These Unmanned Robots To Clear Dangerous Sea Mines
A fifth of the world’s oil is being threatened by underwater mines in the Strait of Hormuz. See how the U.S. Navy is using next-gen tech to clear the way.
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This Is The Most Reliable EV Brand, According To What Car?
When looking for your next EV, What Car?, a long-running U.K. car-buying magazine that publishes an annual survey of the most reliable cars, is worth checking.
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Google Stopped Its Campaign To Build America's Next-Gen Drone Swarms - Here's What We Know
The Department of Defense is trying to find the company that will help it develop an autonomous drone swarm that can be controlled via voice.
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NASA Plans To Put A Nuclear Reactor On The Moon By 2030 - Here's Why
Despite budget cuts, the White House just gave NASA a high-stakes nuclear mission. Find out why a lunar reactor is crucial for deep space exploration.
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This Popular Google App Just Turned 20 Years Old
It started in 2006 and has become the closest thing we have to a real-world "Star Trek" gadget. See how this one app finally ended the language barrier.
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Matt Damon And Pedro Pascal's Controversial Monster Movie Is Finding New Fans On Prime Video
It wouldn't be surprising if you hadn't heard of this interesting mix of alien monster story and historical setting. Maybe now's your chance to find out more.
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You Should Replace Your Starlink Router - Here's Why
While Starlink can occasionally experience some slowdown or spotty connections, one thing you can do to upgrade its reliability is ditching the original router.
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Bluetooth Will Always Be Unreliable - Here's Why
Dropped or spotty Bluetooth connections are a common occurrence between phones, earbuds, and other accessories, but it's not always the hardware's fault.
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A New Quantum Breakthrough Could End Submarine Stealth For Good
From their inception, submarines are stealthy, utilizing their shape and various technologies to hide thousands of feet beneath the ocean's waves.
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Intel Is Reportedly Selling CPUs It Would Normally 'Scrap' Due To Overwhelming Demand
Intel just had a very profitable quarter, and a big reason why is reportedly that the electronics giant has been selling CPUs it would've previously scrapped.
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Why Gene Roddenberry Didn't Care About Creating 'New Civilizations' For Star Trek
Working on the television show is a dream job for many, but it's probably frustrating when the creator keeps telling you that you can't write certain things.
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Why Aren't All Batteries Rechargeable?
Batteries come in all shapes, sizes, and prices, but rechargeable types usually skew pricier for their convenience. Here's why they're not as commonplace.
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RAM Prices Are Getting Too High In 2026, So This YouTuber Is Making His Own
RAM prices have gotten too expensive for most consumers to ignore. Some people can only choose to not buy new RAM, but others are stretching their DIY muscles.
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Some NZXT PC Renters Could See Their Debt Cleared Up To $5,000 - Here's Why
With NZXT deciding on a settlement, Flex program subscribers could get to keep their rented PCs and/or receive debt forgiveness for the controversial program.
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New Breakthrough In Quantum Computers Could Completely Change How Much They Cost
Quantum computing is a largely theoretical, ultimately expensive proposition for high-level computation. However, new findings could make it more efficient.
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