The Brutalist Report

ArsTechnica

• The Delta IV Heavy, a rocket whose time has come and gone, will fly once more [651d]
• Thousands of servers hacked in ongoing attack targeting Ray AI framework [651d]
• Quantum computing progress: Higher temps, better error correction [651d]
• Oregon governor signs nation’s first right-to-repair bill that bans parts pairing [651d]
• Puerto Rico declares public health emergency as dengue cases rise [651d]
• Starlink mobile plans hit snag as FCC dismisses SpaceX spectrum application [651d]
• Event Horizon Telescope captures stunning new image of Milky Way’s black hole [651d]
• Facebook secretly spied on Snapchat usage to confuse advertisers, court docs say [651d]
• Canva’s Affinity acquisition is a subscription-based weapon against Adobe [651d]
• Intel, Microsoft discuss plans to run Copilot locally on PCs instead of in the cloud [651d]
• Google’s Pixel 9 might have three models, adding a small “Pro” phone [651d]
• The company building a rotating detonation engine is pushing the tech forward [651d]
• “MFA Fatigue” attack targets iPhone owners with endless password reset prompts [651d]
• Why the Baltimore bridge collapsed so quickly [651d]
• US pricing announced for the Polestar 4 EV; starts at $54,900 [651d]
• “The king is dead”—Claude 3 surpasses GPT-4 on Chatbot Arena for the first time [651d]
• Microsoft opens a crack in console gaming’s decades-old walled garden [651d]
• Pornhub prepared to block Florida if child safety law takes effect [651d]
• The Ars Technica guide to keyboards: Mechanical, membrane, and buckling springs [651d]