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SlashGear

@slashgear
SlashGear is dedicated to highlighting the latest and greatest in technology and automotive.
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    18m
    It's fairly easy to tell electric and gas dryers apart just by looking at them, but there are ways in which they operate differently despite doing the same job.
    How To Tell If Your Dryer Is Gas Or Electric - SlashGear
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    Using aftermarket parts to customize your vehicle is a common practice, but additions like wheel adapters can pose safety risks if not installed correctly.
    What Are Wheel Adapters Used For And Are They Safe? - SlashGear
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    Before buying a pre-owned boat, take a closer look at its engine hours. Knowing how to interpret that number could help you avoid an expensive mistake.
    How Many Engine Hours Is Considered A Lot For A Boat? - SlashGear
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    YouTube Premium includes several perks beyond ad-free videos, and one of them could make another subscription you're paying for every month unnecessary.
    YouTube Premium Users Should Consider Cutting This Subscription ASAP - SlashGear
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    QR codes are designed to convey a relatively large amount of information in a compact form factor, but there is a limit to how small you can make them.
    What's The Minimum Size A QR Code Can Be And Still Work? - SlashGear
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