The Brutalist Report

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• OnePlus 11 Concept brings water cooling to a phone with questionable results [1145d]
• More trepanation news: Evidence of brain surgery in Bronze Age Israel [1145d]
• SpaceX unveils “V2 Mini” Starlink satellites with quadruple the capacity [1145d]
• Lenovo demos laptop that rolls from 13 to 15 inches with the flip of a switch [1145d]
• You can now search comments within a Reddit post—even on desktop [1145d]
• Twitter Payments chief is out as layoffs cut 10% of Twitter staff, report says [1145d]
• First Kindle Scribe software update begins closing the feature gap [1145d]
• West Virginia, Florida make moves to undermine science education [1145d]
• “Sorry in advance!” Snapchat warns of hallucinations with new AI conversation bot [1145d]
• Conservative News Corp. empire says hackers were inside its network for 2 years [1145d]
• The “designed for reparability” Nokia G22 is just a normal cheap phone [1145d]
• Teens can proactively block their nude images from Instagram, OnlyFans [1145d]
• VW wouldn’t help locate car with abducted child because GPS subscription expired [1145d]
• A Swiss IT manager’s 500-piece vintage Apple collection is going up for auction [1145d]
• Energy Dept. reignites bitter COVID origin debate with shaky lab leak stance [1145d]
• Linux is not exactly “ready to run” on Apple silicon, but give it time [1145d]
• Could deep boreholes solve our nuclear waste problem? [1145d]
• Shortly before liftoff, SpaceX cancels a crew launch due to igniter issues [1145d]
• Where a kid can be a kid: Recapping episode 7 of HBO’s The Last of Us [1146d]