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Xiaomi has released a smart washing machine for just 19,000 (!) rubles — the Mijia 12kg Front-Load Washing Machine. This device is designed for a load capacity of 12 kg and operates on HyperOS. The machine supports high-temperature steam sterilization, drum cleaning at 95 degrees Celsius, and features an antibacterial coating to prevent mold formation. Among the available modes are programs for wool, silk, sportswear, children's clothing, down jackets, as well as a "Refresh" function and steam treatment. We look forward to seeing it on our marketplaces.

GigaChat has introduced a feature for generating PODCASTS — now you can turn any information into a dialogue and listen to it as a conversation between two people with just one prompt. The AI allows you to set the duration and choose the audio style: from business-like to youthful. This feature is available everywhere — on the web, Android apps, and soon on iOS.

BMW Celebrates the 50th Anniversary of the "3 Series" with a Special Edition M340i — the sedan is named the M340i xDrive 50 Jahre Edition. This special edition will be available in five signature body colors and three interior options: black, ivory, and Tartufo brown. Exterior differences include 19-inch wheels, painted brake calipers, a darkened grille, a carbon spoiler, M Performance exhaust tips, and a 50 Jahre Edition badge on the trunk and interior elements. Under the hood, the standard M340i features a 3.0-liter turbocharged inline-six with mild hybrid technology, producing 386 hp and 590 Nm of torque. It can accelerate from 0 to 60 mph in 4.1 seconds, paired with an eight-speed automatic transmission and xDrive all-wheel drive. Sales in the U.S. are set to begin early next year, with a price tag of $76,375 (approximately 6,191,000 rubles).

⚡️ The export of new cars from China may soon be effectively blocked— the country has begun to tighten regulations on dealers. Starting January 1, 2026, China will implement rules that will significantly complicate the export of "new" vehicles. While there is no formal prohibition, the framework that has supported the entire gray import scenario is collapsing. Key points: - China is imposing restrictions on the export of cars that are attempted to be exported less than 180 days after registration. - Now, to export a vehicle, it must be proven that the car has indeed been in use: documentation regarding service, mileage, and maintenance will be required. - There will be increased oversight of companies involved in the export of used cars. Every step of the process must be transparent. - Export permits will be required for electric vehicles, adding another layer of bureaucracy and slowing down exports.

Developers are now creating their own AI cartoons — the developer Group of Companies FSK, in collaboration with Wildscreen, has generated a charming video featuring a girl named Nika and a corgi named Lucky. The action takes place in digital replicas of real residential complexes, where the main characters learn about friendship and good neighborliness. Today's dose of kindness has been received.

MAX has become homework — students are being required to install the messenger under the guise of mandatory homework. Copying won't be possible.

The official channel of the Cyber Police of Russia has created a step-by-step guide on how to disappear from the internet — yes, you read that correctly: this guide comes from the official channel of the Cybercrime Department of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia. While it’s impossible to completely erase yourself from the web, you can significantly reduce risks: 1. Search for your data online: - Enter your name, email address, and usernames into search engines. - Check usernames on Namechk (over 90 services). - Use Web Cleaner to search across multiple search engines at once. 2. Clean up old accounts: - Delete abandoned profiles (you can use JustDeleteMe). - Revoke access from old applications (Google, Apple, Facebook → "Security"). 3. Remove compromising information: - Contact website owners and request the removal of your data.

The ZeroCoder webinar on Perplexity has generated such a buzz that it will be held for the second time in November—completely FREE of charge. Experts will demonstrate and explain how to use neural networks to create high-quality visuals, save resources, monetize ideas, and streamline workflows. At the end, each participant will receive a guide with prompts, as well as a life hack on how to get a free annual subscription to Perplexity Pro. Sign up for the webinar—here.

Owners of the new Lada Vesta are once again reporting a serious defect — in the 2025 models, the steering wheel begins to vibrate wildly while driving. According to SHOT, this issue is affecting a large number of owners. People are saying that the vibration becomes so intense that it hinders normal driving, and even a water bottle cannot stay upright on the steering wheel. The cause is attributed to faulty engine mounts. They can be replaced for around 10,000 rubles, but even this doesn't always resolve the problem. Dealers confirm that this is a widespread issue, and there is clearly something wrong with the cars coming off the production line. Price: 1,200,000 rubles.

⚡️ Am Nyam is returning to "Vkusno - i Tochka" — the second part of the collaboration with the monsters is launching soon. Get ready for the excitement!

We completely remove censorship from text-based neural networks — a project has been released on GitHub that can turn the tamest LLM into a crazy psychopath, ready to provide any instruction. - The program eliminates censorship at its core, adjusting internal settings; - All parameters are automatically configured; - Censorship drops to nearly zero: tested on the modest Gemma 3 from Google — the rejection rate decreased from 97% to 3%; - Compatible with all types of models; - One downside: you need at least a mid-range computer; - Naturally, it’s free. Use with caution — here.

We host any online games on our computer — we found a free and open-source tool called Lodestone for quickly and safely creating servers. - Initially, Lodestone is designed for hosting Minecraft servers, but it also works with other games; - The interface and settings are straightforward and easy to understand; - You can add your own extensions through macros; - Compatible with all operating systems: Windows, Linux, and MacOS; - Completely free. Become the admin of your personal Minecraft server — click here.

⚡️ Students in Russia will study for SIX years, as announced by the Ministry of Education. The transition to the new system will begin in the 2026-2027 academic year. According to this system: — Students in tourism and hospitality programs will study for 4 years; — Future engineers, doctors, and teachers will study for 5 years; — 6 years will be allocated for "more complex and research-intensive" fields. Future students, bad news.

Genshin Impact Will Ban Players for Skipping Dialogues — The developers released a statement in which they announced that accounts will be blocked for using mouse macros. The funniest part is that macros are often used to skip boring dialogues — now, such actions could lead to a ban and loss of primogems. Additionally, the developers have quietly been blocking clever players for some time now: one gamer received a 50-year ban due to a macro for skipping dialogues. This type of enforcement is likely to happen more frequently now.

The official whitelist from the Russian Federal Service for Supervision of Communications, Information Technology and Mass Media (Roskomnadzor).

For the first time in history, a neural network has independently attacked 30 major companies' websites, targeting financial institutions, state-owned enterprises, large tech firms, and even a chemical plant. This epic move was orchestrated by Chinese hackers from a mysterious group codenamed GTG-1002. Members of the Communist Party managed to convince Claude Code that they were conducting a legitimate security check. The neural network failed to recognize the deception and proceeded to hack the websites indicated by the descendants of the red dragon. The results were phenomenal—90% of the work was carried out autonomously by the AI: scanning for threats, identifying vulnerabilities, and exploiting them. The obedient neural network, following the security testing script, even produced a comprehensive report on the discovered security gaps.

18 MILLION rubles have just been spent at an auction in exchange for a Telegram gift in the form of a little airplane. The Canadian businessman Jason Falovich traded a two-bedroom apartment in Moscow for the item. Today, Telegram is hosting its first gift auction: there will be a total of 50 rounds, with 20 gifts awarded to the 20 participants who place the highest bids in each round. In total, 1,000 gifts are being distributed. This is just the beginning: Durov subtly teased upcoming auctions featuring gifts from "superstars and megacelebrities."