Discover how China has become the world leader in the electric vehicle market, driven by its commitment to car innovation and sustainable transport. The country's focus on developing advanced battery technology has enabled it to produce high-quality electric vehicles that are in demand globally. As the world shifts towards electric mobility and green vehicles, China's dominance in the market is expected to continue, driven by its strong chinese manufacturing capabilities and investments in the automotive sector. The growth of the electric vehicle market in China is a key indicator of the country's market growth and its vision for future transport, with the China auto industry playing a crucial role in the tech revolution. China's innovation in electric vehicles has positioned it as a major player in the global market, with its EV trends and technologies influencing the future of transportation. By exploring the factors that have contributed to China's success in the electric vehicle market, we can gain a deeper understanding of the country's approach to sustainable transport and its implications for the global automotive sector.

Can't believe how evil Palantir is. Straight out of 1984.

As much as I like using Proton Mail and VPN, their current offerings have grown exponentially in size.

I would highly recommend anyone here to not put all their eggs in one basket. Proton can and has in the past disabled user accounts for no reason. This means that you will lose access to everything you use with them.

Only use Mail or VPN and use other services for other needs.

1. Mail -> Tutanota
2. Calendar -> Tutanota
3. Drive -> Just make a NAS. I don't trust any provider with file storage.
4. VPN -> Mullvad
5. Pass -> Bitwarden or Keepass
6. Wallet -> Don't buy crypto
7. Docs -> ~~OpenOffice~~ LibreOffice
8. Sheets -> ~~OpenOffice~~ LibreOffice
9. Authenticator -> Aegis or Ente Auth
10. Meet -> This is fine.
11. AI -> Run something locally

https://archive.vn/VJhKr

I accidentallyed on to an etsy search for diy/3Dprinted input devices. I didn't know things had gotten so wacky. There is a charm in it.

Anyone using, or tried using, any of these?

Bought a used corpo mini pc and I wanna set up a local server for NAS backups and general tinkering with containers

It's it worth looking at anything but my beloved debian? Does Ubuntu bring anything novel to the table? Fedora?

I’ve been parsing all of my monthly subscriptions because I’m broke as fuck and the only thing I’d rather not do without is a VPN. Are free VPNs a thing and are any of them worth using? I tried looking this up, but I feel like yall would know better then the normies

edit: had someone hook me up, ty goat

TL;DR: Chatbots are coming to your smart TVs.

Catherine Jestin, executive vice president of digital at Airbus, told The Register: "I need a sovereign cloud, as some of the information is extremely sensitive from a national and European perspective." The main reason for the decision is the availability of new software.

Airbus' tender is scheduled to begin in January 2026 and a decision will be made by the summer of 2026. The value of the order is estimated at 50 million euros and the execution is estimated to be a period of ten years. According to The Register, however, Jestin doubts that European cloud providers have sufficient capacity.

Both Ed and I have also noted that basically the entire Windows Insider team, the people that helped found and shape the program, have recently moved on to other positions within Microsoft. With the oft-cited rumor that Microsoft axed its quality-assurance teams many moons ago, the fact that Microsoft’s beta teams have now given up (?) means that that a critical user-facing organization is being led by who, exactly? At some point Microsoft is going to have clean this up before moving on to Windows 12.