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Tesla factory construction site attacked by saboteurs who set electric cables on fire

Tesla Gigafactory Berlin was attacked by saboteurs who set cables supplying electricity to the construction site on fire. An alleged confession letter points to political reasons targeting Tesla. Tesla’s project to build a factory outside Berlin has faced some opposition, but it has now reached a new level. The police confirmed that a fire occurred last night on ground electric cables that…
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Google Chrome set to gain Android 12-style stretchy scrolling

Love it or hate it, one of the tweaks coming with Android 12 is the addition of an iOS-like stretch effect when scrolling past the edge of a page. It seems that Android 12’s stretchy scrolling is also coming soon to Chrome for Android. Stretchy scrolling — the elastic effect used to help show that you’ve scrolled too far — has already been available in Chrome in a limited form but only…
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Ariel Rider X-Class 52V e-bike review: Having way too much fun on this 36 mph electric moped

The is one of those electric bikes that just straight up looks like it needs to be ridden. Everything about it screams, “Hop on and rip it!” so that’s exactly what I did. If there’s one thing Ariel Rider knows how to do well, it’s making fun e-bikes. There are plenty of other companies out there making high utility e-bikes, or value-priced e-bikes, or any other niche/specialty. And…
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Google gets approval on multi-billion dollar ‘Downtown West’ campus in San Jose

A plan years in the making is finally ready to break ground. In a city council meeting today, Google was given the needed approval to start on its “Downtown West” campus in San Jose, California. Shown off in concept art last October, “Downtown West” is Google’s plan to develop over 80 acres of land in San Jose, California, and will form one of the company’s largest properties. The…
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