The Brutalist Report

ArsTechnica

• Incomplete disclosures by Apple and Google create “huge blindspot” for 0-day hunters [595d]
• US to again offer free COVID tests ahead of respiratory virus season [595d]
• Independent review finds Mars Sample Return mission important, but broken [595d]
• Don’t throw out those used coffee grounds—use them for 3D printing instead [595d]
• Yelp names and shames businesses paying for 5-star reviews [595d]
• EU game devs ask regulators to look at Unity’s “anti-competitive” bundling [595d]
• The Pixel Fold’s screen repair will cost $900 [595d]
• AI-generated books force Amazon to cap ebook publications to 3 per day [595d]
• New study looks again at how alcohol influences attraction [595d]
• Google sued over fatal Google Maps error after man drove off broken bridge [595d]
• Microsoft overhauls its pricey Surface Laptop Studio with new CPU, GPU, and RAM [595d]
• Microsoft’s new Surface Laptop Go 3 is officially no longer a budget PC [595d]
• Next major Windows update is available September 26, with new AI (and not-AI) features [595d]
• Jaguar jettisions CCS charger plug, negotiates Tesla Supercharger access [595d]
• Judge “in a pickle” after Google demands DOJ stop sharing public trial exhibits [595d]
• What can we do about ultraprocessed foods? [595d]
• Amazon’s generative-AI-powered Alexa is as big a privacy red flag as old Alexa [595d]