The Brutalist Report

ArsTechnica

• Chinese hackers have unleashed a never-before-seen Linux backdoor [979d]
• More than half of Americans plan to get updated COVID shot [979d]
• Keeping Google’s search secrets protects its monopoly, DOJ argues in court [979d]
• A water carrier just won the hardest cycling race on the planet [979d]
• Autoworker strike could give GM breathing room to fix battery production [979d]
• Report: Unity considering revenue-based fee caps, self-reported install numbers [979d]
• Musk and Netanyahu blame “armies of bots” for spreading antisemitism on X [979d]
• Hell freezes over, MS Paint adds support for layers and PNG transparency [979d]
• Ancient Roman “wow glass” has photonic crystal patina forged over centuries [979d]
• Dealmaster: Early Amazon Prime Big Day deals, Lenovo laptop savings, and more [979d]
• tvOS 17’s extra column of icons is its most useful new feature in years [979d]
• Google Domains halts registrations as it waits for the Google Grim Reaper [979d]
• Apple will charge you way less to fix cracked back glass on an iPhone 15 Pro [979d]
• iOS 17, iPadOS 17, watchOS 10, and tvOS 17 are all available to download now [979d]
• Unity promises “changes” to install fee plans as developer fallout continues [979d]
• Panos Panay, leader of the Surface and Windows teams, is leaving Microsoft [979d]
• Geopolitics complicates Apple’s relationship with China [979d]
• Stoke Space hops its upper stage, leaping toward a fully reusable rocket [979d]