DIY Builder Combines Smart Lighting with Physical Blu-ray Shelves
A clever DIY enthusiast has built a custom physical movie cataloging system utilizing smart LED lighting, Raspberry Pis, and an integrated touchscreen to pinpoint disc locations.
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November 11, 2026
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Grok Build AI coding apps exposed massive amounts of data due to default settings
Security researchers discovered that thousands of apps created through Elon Musk's Grok Build platform leaked sensitive corporate and healthcare data because of insecure default sharing options.
Toyota Brings Japan's Iconic Kei Trucks to the US Market
Toyota has announced plans to sell its miniature KEI-01 pickup trucks in the United States, targeting fleet customers with production slated for Indiana in 2027.
Fitbit Health Metrics Vanish in Google Health App with No Fix in Sight
Key health metrics are missing from the Google Health app for Fitbit users, and Google warns that a permanent fix may take time.
Amazon Set to Deploy Smart Glasses for Delivery Drivers Despite Privacy Concerns
Amazon plans to roll out thousands of display-equipped smart glasses to delivery drivers this year, raising concerns among employees over workplace surveillance.
Indie Game Festival Jurors Draw Hard Line Against Generative AI
Nineteen Independent Games Festival jurors refuse to vote for any games utilizing generative AI, creating an unexpected hurdle for House House and their upcoming title Big Walk.
Chinese Researchers Set Data Records for Hollow-Core Fiber Tech
Researchers in China have achieved a record-breaking data transmission capacity of 64Tbps over 1,007 kilometers using hollow-core fiber technology.
Eighty-Seven Percent of Women in Tech Report Burnout Amid AI Pressures
A new industry report reveals that 87% of women working in technology are facing burnout, driven by AI productivity expectations, office attendance demands, and ambition.
OpenAI Faces User Backlash Over Upcoming Retirement of Voice Modes
OpenAI plans to retire its Standard and Advanced voice modes on December 11, leaving Live mode as the only option, prompting heavy criticism from users.
Railway Cloud Breach Exposes AI API Keys in 26-Hour Attack
Cloud hosting provider Railway faced a sophisticated 26-hour security breach that resulted in $740,000 in fraudulent AI charges.
