The Brutalist Report

ArsTechnica

• Twitter quietly edited its hateful conduct policy to drop transgender protections [1088d]
• Google Fi gets third rebrand in 8 years, adds free trial for eSim phones [1088d]
• Reddit will start charging AI models learning from its extremely human archives [1088d]
• First teaser for Star Trek: Strange New Worlds S2 is giving us all the feels [1088d]
• Quantum effects of D-Wave’s hardware boost its performance [1088d]
• Meta plan to make Facebook messages more secure faces law enforcement backlash [1088d]
• Archaeologists are unlocking the secrets of Maya lime plasters and mortars [1088d]
• Dealmaster: Ars Technica readers’ favorite kitchen appliance is 25% off [1088d]
• CNBC says the Pixel Fold will launch in June for $1,700+ [1088d]
• So long, red envelopes: DVDs-in-the-mail version of Netflix ends in September [1089d]
• Used routers often come loaded with corporate secrets [1089d]
• Can an e-bike’s fat tires be offset by a fat battery? [1089d]
• Building telescopes on the Moon is becoming an achievable goal [1089d]
• Dealmaster: New low on 55-inch LG C2 TV and 2021 iPad Pro, and more [1089d]