The Brutalist Report

ArsTechnica

• Microsoft events to show new slate of games—including Starfield [1201d]
• XBB.1.5: Still more questions than answers on risk of latest omicron subvariant [1201d]
• Microsoft will start firmly pushing Xbox owners toward energy-saving mode [1201d]
• Hundreds of SugarCRM servers infected with critical in-the-wild exploit [1201d]
• Microsoft 365 Basic gives you 100GB of OneDrive space (but no Office) for $2 [1201d]
• Chuck E. Cheese still uses floppy disks in 2023, but not for long [1201d]
• TCL backtracks on making its first OLED TVs [1201d]
• Twitter didn’t block child sex abuse hashtags until journalists pointed them out [1201d]
• RPG fans irate as D&D tries to shut its “open” game license [1201d]
• A widespread logic controller flaw raises the specter of Stuxnet [1201d]
• Nothing Phone’s US “beta test” targets people with more money than sense [1201d]
• Oddities in nuclear reactor measurements not due to a new particle [1201d]
• Parler reportedly axed most of its staff after ending deal to sell to Kanye West [1201d]
• Hackers discover that vulnerabilities are rife in the auto industry [1201d]
• Report: Apple is developing its own in-house Micro LED displays [1201d]
• Madden NFL 23 removing faux-CPR celebration after Damar Hamlin collapse [1201d]
• Russia will abandon Soyuz on orbit, fly up a new one to bring crew home [1201d]
• With Business Connect, Apple escalates its competition with Google Maps [1201d]
• Iran to use facial recognition to identify women without hijabs [1201d]
• Flights grounded nationwide as FAA’s notice system suffers outage [1201d]
• A fifth of passwords used by federal agency cracked in security audit [1201d]