Minnesota ban on 'nudify' apps to proceed

Mid‑July Hacker News highlighted a directory for RSS fans, a cost‑masking UI change at Cursor, and a retro assembly book, reflecting community appetite for niche tools.

WIRED’s latest reviews of office chairs, organic mattresses, and stainless‑steel water filters reveal a clear move toward ergonomics and eco‑friendly design.

Manifest shuts down its router while open‑source alternatives like RouteLLM, Any‑LLM, and ClawRouter vie for the cost‑saving niche.

From ripgrep crashes to bloated NAS firmware, Go generics, and Servo's slow‑roll browser fixes, the ecosystem wrestles with reliability and complexity.

A Los Angeles judge halted Waymo’s 24‑hour charging in Santa Monica, citing resident sleep disruption and raising questions about autonomous fleet operations.

Reddit, Google, a Pennsylvania high school, and SpaceXAI each face scrutiny over AI misuse, misinformation, and regulatory violations.

Cyber attacks on US water systems, Google’s Android exemption for sanctioned nations, and rising AI lawsuits signal a shifting cyber policy battleground.

China’s electric‑vehicle boom is flooding the waste stream with batteries, exposing a fragile recycling ecosystem and prompting new consumer‑level fixes.

Apple's new M1 chip is a significant improvement over its predecessors, offering faster processing speeds and longer battery life.

Apps to reduce screen time

iOS 27 adds full‑screen landscape support and a Siri app with third‑party extensions, nudging users toward larger iPhones and reshaping Apple’s AI strategy.