Workshop-only cyber fixes could leave cars exposed for months
Dealerships could face a growing aftersales and recall burden because many safety-critical vehicle controllers cannot receive remote security updates, the eSync Alliance has warned.
Cars
Books
Literary Center » Why Americans don’t want to leave Little House on the Prairie.
This month, a fresh adaptation of Laura Ingalls Wilder’s The Beloved little house on the prairie comes on netflix. The timing of the reboot is auspicious. 2026 saw the peak of the tradewife debate. And if walking through the streets of Brooklyn, a certain prairiecore aesthetic refuses to go quietly. Pioneer nostalgia tends to increase
Motorcycles
Red Bull will not leave KTM hanging. sticks with it for motogp
KTM motorcycles epitomize the passionate, aggressive energy that most of us love about bikes. Certainly, they have faced a tough time recently with regards to reliability issues, financial problems, and pushbacks on demo mode/customers paying for pre-installed features. But no one wants to see this company fail; on us ride separately Want to see it
Podcasts
From the Archives: Leave No Trace: How a Teenage Hacker Lost Himself Online – Podcast | hacking
We’re raiding the Guardian’s long-read archives to bring you some classic pieces from years gone by, along with new introductions from the writers. From this week, 2021: Edwin Robey had a troubled life, but he found excitement and purpose by joining a courageous community of hackers. Then the real world caught up with his online
Fitness
This tiny off-road camper is ready to leave the campground behind
There’s a special kind of camper that doesn’t try to be a rolling apartment. It doesn’t need marble-looking counters, three TVs, or enough faux wood to make a 1990s minivan jealous. It just needs to go deep into the woods, keep you warm, keep your food cold, and not fall apart when you hit the
Books
Natural Disaster Review by Lisa Owens – The Last Day of Maternity Leave is a Comedy Rollercoaster Imagination
TeaIt’s the last day of maternity leave, and an unnamed mother of two has decided to celebrate a “Yes Day” full of treats and good feelings. Of course it doesn’t go according to plan: behavior is lacking, misjudged and underappreciated; Good feelings are fleeting, quickly extinguished by worry, guilt, or humiliation. This familiar-sounding scenario is