The Brutalist Report

ArsTechnica

• NASA wants clarity on Orion heat shield issue before stacking Artemis II rocket [149d]
• “We run a business”—why Microsoft’s Indiana Jones will be on PS5 [149d]
• Chick-fil-A plans to launch streaming service with original shows [149d]
• Telco to pay $1M fine for fake Biden robocalls that told people not to vote [149d]
• German warship floats down Thames while playing Darth Vader’s theme [149d]
• Novel technique allows malicious apps to escape iOS and Android guardrails [149d]
• Astronomers think they’ve found a plausible explanation of the Wow! signal [149d]
• Microsoft will try the data-scraping Windows Recall feature again in October [149d]
• Google can’t defend shady Chrome data hoarding as “browser agnostic,” court says [149d]
• Ars Technica content is now available in OpenAI services [149d]
• Pixel 9 phones: The Gemini AI stuff, reviewed [149d]
• Pixel 9 family: The “just hardware” review (no AI) [149d]
• “Disappointing”: Sonos CEO says old, user-preferred app can’t be re-released [149d]
• Federal judge in Texas strikes down FTC’s ban on noncompete agreements [149d]
• Ford rethinks EV strategy again—ditching 3-row SUVs, adding vans [149d]
• CrowdStrike unhappy with “shady commentary” from competitors after outage [149d]
• VW has finally announced ID. Buzz pricing—it’s better than we expected [149d]