Santa Monica judge restricts Waymo overnight charging operations due to noise complaints
A Los Angeles Superior Court judge has granted the City of Santa Monica's request for a preliminary injunction in its public nuisance lawsuit against autonomous vehicle company Waymo.
» readFBI and EPA warn hackers are targeting US water utilities after series of cyberattacks
Seven water and wastewater utility companies have been hit by cyberattacks since July 27, 2026, according to a public service announcement from the FBI and the Environmental Protection Agency.
» readFull-Stack Developer Builds Apps with Next.js, React Native, and Blockchain Tools
A developer's project stack was detailed, combining web and mobile frameworks with database and messaging services. The setup includes Next.
» readHow to choose an organic mattress without falling for greenwashing
Organic mattress shopping can be confusing, with many brands using the term "organic" as a reason to raise prices. It is recommended that buyers be selective and focus on mattresses that offer genuine certifications and proven quality.
» readDefcon’s new hacker badge features a removable open source chip designed for security transparency.
The annual Defcon hacker conference has long been known for its elaborate electronic badges, but this year’s version takes a different approach by focusing on the hardware inside rather than the badge design itself.
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