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- Sep 12, 2026
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How Long Do Shocks Last & What Factors Might Affect Their Lifespan? - SlashGear (opens the original)
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It hasn't been long since CPUs and sensors began performing real-time diagnostics in cars, and it hasn't been long since modern cars stopped requiring tune-ups. Sure, you still need to take your car into the garage when things go majorly wrong, but onboard digital engine management systems do a lot of the heavy lifting. They keep things running smoothly and remove most of the guesswork from maintenance. But no amount of algorithmic brainpower can circumvent the laws of physics acting on your car
5 Luxury Watch Brand Alternatives That Can Outshine Rolex - SlashGear (opens the original)
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Rolex has a legendary reputation. They are worn by Navy SEALs, after all, and are the brand that comes to mind when you think of luxury timepieces. It's to elite watches what McDonald's is to fast food—synonymous and internationally recognized. Rolex is the brand that so many people aspire to slap on their wrist, and the one many choose when they've "made it." From rappers to CEOs to your well-to-do uncle with expensive taste, wearing pieces like the Perpetual Oyster is akin to waving wads of ca
5 Luxury Watches True Enthusiasts Say Aren't Worth It - SlashGear (opens the original)
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Luxury watches occupy a strange space in the consumer landscape. Often lusted after by watch geeks of all stripes, they can be divisive and, for some, a big flex. Part precision instrument, part status symbol, part speculative asset, many rarely see the light of day as they languish in drawers. What's not debated, though, is that established brands — like Patek Philippe and Cartier — have undeniable brand recognition and market dominance. Like any other luxury consumer good, these timepieces may
Amsterdam's Smart Streetlights Are Doing Much More Than Cutting Costs - SlashGear (opens the original)
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Amsterdam has a reputation that precedes it, drawing in millions of tourists annually to view its charming narrow lanes and various districts, including the red-light ones. Red-lit cities don't always have a seedy connotation, though, as evidenced by Odense, Denmark. But these days, Amsterdam is more concerned with optimization than with special lighting that benefits wildlife. After all, it's known as a European tech hub of sorts, and its smart streetlights initiative reveals just how "smart" t
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