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Quina Baterna

Bangkok, Southeast Asia
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Covers:  technology, businesses, lifestyle, security, entertainment
Tech Journalist (Emerging Tech, Consumer Electronics, & Military Innovation) Staff Writer for @slashgear | Send me a tip: hello@quinabaterna.com

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Quina is a tech, business, and lifestyle journalist. She has been published in Make Use Of, SuperJump, Alpha Men Asia, and Newsbreak.

She is currently based in Bangkok, Thailand.

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Why Do Some Speed Limit Signs Have Fractions? Original

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By Quina Baterna
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Drivers are familiar with all kinds of road signs, even those that don't always make sense. Through the years, reports of silly signs or even those that are mildly inappropriate have gone viral on social media platforms. While the Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) cracked down on PennDOT's funny road signs last year, you can still find a few in the wild that are still flying under the radar.
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What it means when a motorcyclist flashes you the peace sign

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By Quina Baterna
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Quina Baterna For people who ride motorcycles, it can sometimes feel like the world is against you. Whether it's the unforgiving heat, slippery winter roads, or even just being around drivers who seem like it's their first time on the road, you're always fighting for your right to exist on what are supposedly common spaces. When you come across another motorcycle rider, it can feel like a breath of fresh air. So, how do you let them know that you're happy to have them around?
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5 Foldable Ryobi Finds That Can Easily Fit Into Your Pocket Or Backpack Original

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By Quina Baterna
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While some people are lucky enough to have massive garages that can hold hundreds of tools, many of us have to make do with our relatively small spaces. Because of this, it's common to hold out on buying tools, even those that we need, because we don't have space for them. Although there are now ways to rent tools through providers like Lowe's, Home Depot, or Menards, it's not the best option. For example, it's not ideal if you have a long-term, recurring need for it at your job or at home.
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