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Joe Hindy

Journalist at Freelance

Current stats: Alive. Destiny 2 is a bad game. I don't pay for checkmarks. I'm a freelance writer.

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  • 10 Of The Best Car Tool Kits On Amazon (Ranked By Price)

    5 days ago | slashgear.com | Joe Hindy

    There are many benefits to having some tools readily available for your car. For starters, you can save money by doing your own oil change or other vehicle maintenance. Plus, if your car decides to break down or get a flat tire, you may be able to diagnose and fix the issue without sending for a tow truck.

  • 10 Diesel Engines With The Highest Horsepower

    1 week ago | slashgear.com | Joe Hindy

    Typically, when people think of diesel engines, they think about torque. Compared to their regular gas-powered counterparts, diesel engines tend to have lower horsepower and higher torque figures. This is mostly due to compression ratios. Diesel engines have higher compression ratios, which gives the engine more pulling power. Thus, you may see some weird figures on diesel engines if you've never really looked at them before.

  • Starlink Offers a $40 Discount in 30 States. But There's a Catch

    1 week ago | cnet.com | Joe Hindy

    Starlink just got a lot more affordable for customers in 30 states. The internet service provider now offers a cheaper alternative to its $120 monthly Residential plan. This new plan -- dubbed Residential Lite -- brings the cost down to $80 per month. However, that means slower speeds and some other compromises. According to the Starlink FAQ section, the Residential Lite plan offers download speeds of 45 to 130 megabits per second with no data caps.

  • Expect Record-Breaking Global Heat in Next Five Years, Study Says

    1 week ago | cnet.com | Joe Hindy

    It's no secret that 2024 was hot. In fact, it was the hottest year ever recorded, with massive heat waves plowing through the US on multiple occasions. It followed up on 2023, which was also the hottest year at the time. Based on predictions, the heat is likely to get even worse over the next five years.

  • Expect Record-Breaking Global Heat in Next 5 Years, Study Says

    1 week ago | yahoo.com | Joe Hindy

    It's no secret that 2024 was hot. In fact, it was the hottest year ever recorded, with massive heat waves plowing through the US on multiple occasions. It followed up on 2023, which was also the hottest year at the time. Based on predictions, the heat is likely to get even worse over the next five years. The World Meteorological Organization on Wednesday published its predictions for the next five years.

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Joe Hindy
Joe Hindy @ThatJoeHindy
4 Apr 25

If there's anything watching over a decade of keynotes and product announcements has taught me, it's that not one high-ranking member of any tech company knows how to plan a child's birthday party 😂

Joe Hindy
Joe Hindy @ThatJoeHindy
30 Jan 25

Was not expecting to get this guy today. Gotta wait til after work to play with it though. Wooooooooo new phone day. https://t.co/c4dbvVkP7b

Joe Hindy
Joe Hindy @ThatJoeHindy
23 Jan 25

RT @DrinkAriZona: AriZona Iced Tea is still 99 cents