The Brutalist Report

ArsTechnica

• New kilonova has astronomers rethinking what we know about gamma-ray bursts [1237d]
• Sunny Balwani sentenced to nearly 13 years in prison for Theranos fraud [1237d]
• Gun stockpile in hospital closet leads to $63K in fines from NJ health dept. [1238d]
• Oldest DNA yet sequenced shows mastodons once roamed a warmer Greenland [1238d]
• Amazon sued by DC attorney general for deceiving customers who tipped drivers [1238d]
• Apple adds end-to-end encryption to iCloud device backups and more [1238d]
• Please take the Ars Reader Survey, 2022 edition [1238d]
• Scarlet fever is soaring in UK after pandemic lull; invasive infections kill 8 [1238d]
• San Francisco decides killer police robots aren’t such a great idea [1238d]
• Twitter running major brands’ ads with extremist tweets—until they get flagged [1238d]
• Two months of Intel Arc driver updates begin to fix low performance in old games [1238d]
• Four-person dev team gets Apple’s M-series GPU working in Linux [1238d]
• Microsoft promises Call of Duty for Nintendo consoles in surprise 10-year deal [1238d]
• Diablo IV’s first hours provide welcome twists on a familiar formula [1238d]
• Mixing diesel and hydrogen provides big cuts in emissions [1238d]
• Fifty years later, remastered images reveal Apollo 17 in stunning clarity [1238d]
• Squad’s solar-powered city car is coming to the US in 2024 [1238d]
• Marsquakes, recent volcanism suggest Mars still has a mantle plume [1238d]
• Review: The 2022 Dell XPS 13 is more than just a pretty face [1238d]
• New find suggests ankylosaur’s tail clubs were for bashing each other [1238d]