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5 Cars Every Millennial Remembers From High School - SlashGear (opens the original)
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The term millennial isn't just a word boomers use to lament an entire generation on LinkedIn; it encompasses anyone born between 1981 and 1996. That's a 15-year age range, so naturally, a person born in 1996 wouldn't have attended high school with someone born in 1985. For consistency, the focus will be on the peeps who attended high school in the late '90s and early 2000s. Let's call them the first-gen millennials. It was a different time back then. The world feared the Y2K technological crisis
4 Handy Ways To Use The WD-40 Precision Pen Around The Garage - SlashGear (opens the original)
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Walk into almost any garage and you're likely to find a WD-40 product somewhere. The multi-purpose solution is a hit around the house for its diverse lubricating, cleaning, loosening, and moisture-displacing properties. For those who aren't fans of the aerosol spray version, the company introduced another option: the WD-40 Precision Pen. Anyone who has ever used the traditional product knows that the spray can be volatile and leave behind an oily residue that needs to be cleaned before it become
4 Things You Should Never Mow Over With A Lawn Mower - SlashGear (opens the original)
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There's nothing quite like pulling out the lawn mower and heading off into the yard as the sun peeks out over the horizon, though experts suggest mid-morning might actually be the best time of the day to cut the grass. As a matter of fact, it's been found that mowing the lawn can be therapeutic for the body and mind, according to Psychology Today. Yet while we have all been taught the fundamentals of how to cut grass, there are everyday things in the garden that people should avoid going over wi
The Kindle App For iPhone & iPad Has Features Amazon's Own E-Readers Don't - SlashGear (opens the original)
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For those who don't own a physical Kindle device, there are options to download the app on your phone and/or tablet and read your books. In some instances, these apps receive features and updates that may not be available on Amazon's own e-readers, especially the older Kindle models. As of July 2026, Amazon rolled out three features for U.S. users of the Kindle iOS app and certain Kindle devices: Recaps, Story So Far, and Ask this Book. While they are innovative updates that transform how people
5 Once-Classic Car Movies That Are Unwatchable Today - SlashGear (opens the original)
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From the Transformers' metamorphosis to James Bond's vehicles, cars are a crucial component in many films. However, only a select group of motion pictures could really be considered car movies, since the vehicles establish themselves as plot movers and shakers. Even fewer of these fall into the prestigious classics category. Yet not everything that glitters is gold. Sometimes, once-classic car movies age about as gracefully as a bottle of milk on the kitchen counter. Sure, they might have been t
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