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If only there was a government out there that could protect me from affordable electric vehicles
Just like the Suez Canal saw the end of the U.K's empire, the U.S. empire is ending in Hormuz
Trump Just Declared The Strait of Hormuz a U.S. Territory - Who believes this stuff?
Recent polling shows a 33% Approval rating
I wonder how much of that 33% actually keeps up with this stuff, let alone understands any of it
Trump’s Iran War Has Burned Through Well Over 90% of Key Long-Range Missiles
Trump approval falls to 33%, lowest of his presidency, Reuters/Ipsos poll finds
A group of Gandalfs protesting in front of Peter Thiel's (Owner of mass surveillance company Palantir) house in Buenos Aires, Argentina
Kimi K3 and DeepSeek are offering an AI vision of the future that doesn't include massive amounts of human suffering
Any time you hear U.S. companies talk about A.I it's all about how to maximize human suffering
Replacing workers, creating weapons, data centers built in communities without considering the impact on those communities
"OpenAI" has a very ironic name, all of their models are closed source. DeepSeek and Moonshot AI models are all open source and available for anyone to run locally
Regardless of how you feel about AI, this is the better vision of the future in a world where AI exists
Use Free and Open Source software! It should be clear by now the power that data has in the wrong hands. Don't give them data to train their AI weapons on
r/foss r/degoogle r/DeepSeek r/kimi
By propping up the yen, the U.S. and Japan are actually admitting dollar dominance isn’t what it used to be, top economist warns - Fortune
Google censored a spreadsheet listing movies, because they were movies about Palestine.
It's really a shame we can't get Chinese EVs in the U.S.
Taking business from American auto makers would incentivize development of actually viable public transit systems because Ford, Chevy or GM won't be able to pay the government to gut these programs to sell more cars
The average cost of cars would go down, more EVs would be sold further lessening our reliance on fossil fuels.
Cars would be a reasonable size again, and there would be less of them so that means less deaths on the road, safer, more quiet and less polluted cities.
They're all about "free market capitalism" until they start to lose at their own game.
https://carnewschina.com/2024/08/01/2025-byd-seagull-hatchback-launched-price-starting-at-9700-usd/
It's really a shame
DeGoogle - and don't forget to DeMeta, DeMicrosoft, DeApple. In short: DeMonopolize!
My favorites:
Linux
Tuta Mail
Fairphone
Ecosia
Mastodon
Nextcloud (love Tuta's new Nextcloud integration)
Common name for it all: deMonopolize
Chevrolet exits China after sales collapse by almost 99 percent
But it's fine because in the U.S. they'll just pay off the government so we can't buy better, more affordable cars
Really sucks if you're in the market for a car at all and you know about BYD's $9,000 Seagull EV, that'd help so many struggling people but you can't have it. Meanwhile Ford's CEO is driving a Xiaomi