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Should the U.S. Move to Permanent Daylight Saving Time?
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Few Americans like the switching between Daylight Saving Time and Standard Time, but there's conflict on whether to switch permanently to DST or to ST.
How to Donate Your Computer to Charity
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When your PC gets old, one option is to donate your computer to a charity. See how to remove your data and where you can donate your computer.
How Grow Houses Work
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Grow houses are homes devoted to growing marijuana. Learn why grow houses may be in your neighborhood, especially if you live in Cali or Vancouver.
1953 Paxton Phoenix Convertible Coupe
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The 1953 Paxton Phoenix Convertible Coupe had unique features like a power-retractable top. Learn more about this car's design and engineering.
Pulling Off the Perfect Power Nap
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What makes for the perfect nap? HowStuffWorks asks the experts.
How Newspapers Work
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Newspapers are explained in this article. Learn about newspapers.
How 'Tremors' Graboids Work
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Graboids, from the film Tremors, are man-eating worms that live in Nevada. Learn about the science of Graboids in this article.
Why do 17-year cicadas come out more often than every 17 years?
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Why do 17-year cicadas come out more often than every 17 years? Learn why 17-year cicadas come out more often than every 17 years at HowStuffWorks.
Do Blue Light Glasses Even Work?
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During the coronavirus pandemic, our collective screen time has shot way up. Should we be donning blue light glasses while we're staring at screens?
A Barnacle Attaches for Life (Yes, They're Living Crustaceans)
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Ever notice those little crusty clumps stuck to rocks, boat hulls or even whales? Those are barnacles, and while they might not look like much, they're marvels of the natural world.