"California Assembly Bill 1942 (AB 1942), introduced in February 2026 as the "E-Bike Accountability Act" by Assemblymember Rebecca Bauer-Kahan, proposes mandatory DMV registration and license plates for all Class 2 and Class 3 e-bikes to improve safety and accountability."
Sorry, I haven't taken apart a Lectric One. However, many/most displays have a pin going to them with battery voltage and should also have ground. You may be able to tap into that. You could test that with a multimeter.
New laws won't make Sur-rons any more illegal than they already are. A proposed law to require DMV registration and license plates for currently legal class 2 and class 3 ebikes does nothing to solve the emoto problem. Enforcement of existing laws will take care of that. Putting up road blocks...
So take some time now and research restaurants near where you will be staying. And they do have Eastern European restaurants there as well: https://www.tripadvisor.com/Restaurants-g56003-c16-Houston_Texas.html. Maybe not as good as your mother used to make, but you can find a little bit of...
There are lots of ways to get exercise. I have been a runner my whole life, but that's not for everyone. My take is that you have to do something you enjoy or you won't do it enough to make a difference. If you find yourself not looking forward to tomorrow's ride or struggle to keep up with the...
You don't need union assembly line workers these days. Robots have come a long way. Factory automation can make it a lot cheaper to manufacture in the United States. It's a big up front investment though.
That's your choice. I am a computer network engineer, unpatched computers are not safe for my business. I don't click on sketchy links either, but exploits don't always rely on clicks.
I don't like the new law and I think it will be amended before 2027. However, if it comes to a choice...
You want the security patches to avoid becoming part of a hacker's bot farm or having spyware and key loggers installed on your computer. New vulnerabilities are found every day.
It's kind of true. California passed a law that will require all operating systems, including Linux and SteamOS, to capture age information for each account created on the computer and to implement an API to pass this age information to applications on the computer starting in 2027. This has...