The Brutalist Report

ArsTechnica

• A quick look at the Switch’s new Game Boy and Game Boy Advance emulation [1168d]
• Earthquake deaths top 20,000 as survivors face cholera, other health threats [1168d]
• Valve waited 15 months to patch high-severity flaw. A hacker pounced [1168d]
• Study: Mexican jumping beans use random walk strategy to find shade [1168d]
• FCC approves Amazon’s satellite broadband plan over SpaceX’s objections [1168d]
• Controlled experiments show MDs dismissing evidence due to ideology [1168d]
• Man sells $38 part to enable AirPods Pro case self-repairs, USB-C connectivity [1168d]
• Android’s upcoming “app cloning” feature will make multiple accounts easy [1168d]
• Redwood gets $2 billion commitment from DoE for recycled batteries [1168d]
• Want to delete your Twitter DMs? Good luck with that [1168d]
• Twitter hit with EU yellow card for lack of transparency on disinformation [1168d]
• The Chrysler Pacifica is still the best plug-in hybrid minivan on the market [1168d]
• The next Zelda game is Nintendo’s first $70 Switch title [1168d]
• Autopilot had no involvement in fatal Texas Tesla crash, NTSB says [1168d]
• Comcast gave false map data to FCC—and didn’t admit it until Ars got involved [1168d]
• Booster 7’s big day: An unprecedented test-firing of 33 Raptor rocket engines [1168d]
• Nintendo Direct gives us Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom details, Metroid, and more [1169d]