How to Dispose of or Recycle Old Batteries

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The 1988 animated film The Land Before Time had nearly 10 minutes of footage across 19 scenes removed before the theatrical release in order to give the film a G instead of PG rating. Spielberg and Lucas, executive producers for the film, thought the original version was far too dark for small children.

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The 1988 animated film The Land Before Time had nearly 10 minutes of footage across 19 scenes removed before the theatrical release in order to give the film a G instead of PG rating. Spielberg and Lucas, executive producers for the film, thought the original version was far too dark for small children.

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It’s Earth Day, and that means it’s a good time to think about how you can reduce your personal waste to help keep the planet healthy. One thing we don’t often think about is e-waste and how we can repurpose old tech for new purposes.

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How to Customize the New Tab Page in Google Chrome


The default Google Chrome New Tab page probably works fine for you, but it could be a lot better. You can add shortcuts to websites, change the wallpaper, and see where you left off in Google apps. It’s worth customizing, and it’s easy to do so. Read More »

 
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The Best Comedy Movies on Amazon Prime Video in 2023


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The Best Uninterruptible Power Supplies (UPS) of 2023


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How to Enable Wi-Fi Calling on Your iPhone


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Don’t Replace an Old Computer, Put an SSD In It


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6 Tips to Get the Most Out of Your Fitness Tracker


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Google Fi Just Underwent a Huge Rebrand


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12 AirPods Features You Should be Using


Are you making the most of your AirPods? Apple’s convenient wireless headphones include some additional features that you might not be aware of until you go hunting for them. Read More »

 
How to Check if Games Are Steam Deck Compatible


Valve’s Steam Deck runs SteamOS, but it can also run a lot of your favorite Windows PC games. However, not everything runs on SteamOS—and the Steam Deck’s hardware may not be powerful enough to run some high-end, graphically demanding games. Here’s how to check what’s compatible. Read More »

 
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Free Streaming Services Might Be Better Than Netflix


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