September 2026

Tesla says its Cybercab line can produce a car every 10 seconds. Here's what that number actually measures, how it compares, and why skeptics want proof.

For years a big data center meant 100 megawatts. In 2026 the yardstick jumped to the gigawatt. Here's how big the US AI data center boom has actually gotten.

An overnight strike damaged an Odesa apartment block and injured residents. Here's what officials reported and the safety advisories people in the city rely on.

To see why Tesla thinks it can build a car in seconds, look at how the Cybercab is assembled. The trick starts with the paint shop. Here's how the unboxed process works.

Cancelled Netflix and got charged anyway? Here's exactly how to dispute the charge, the laws that back you up, and where to complain if a company ignores you.

Anak Krakatau's eruption grounded 1,500-plus flights and stranded a quarter-million travelers. Here's the Sunda Strait travel picture and the 2018 tsunami that shapes the response.

Tesla says the Cybercab is built on an assembly line unlike anything in the car business. Here's what the 'unboxed' process really is, and what's proven versus promised.

France made advertising ultra-fast fashion illegal, and the ban reaches influencers. Here's what the new law changes for Shein, Temu, creators, and shoppers.

The Netflix cancel button is easy to find. Making it stick is the trick. Here's the clean way to cancel on web, iPhone, Android, and partner billing, and keep it cancelled.

Netflix's 'keep active' complaints are a lesson in a whole design toolkit. Here are the subscription dark patterns to know and how to spot them in any app.