The Brutalist Report

ArsTechnica

• Ongoing phishing campaign can hack you even when you’re protected with MFA [1433d]
• YouTube begins rolling out picture-in-picture on iPhones and iPads [1433d]
• This is why the pistol shrimp is immune to its own powerful shock waves [1433d]
• Twitter sues Elon Musk, says he can’t “trash the company… and walk away” [1433d]
• Gmails users “hard pass” on plan to let political emails bypass spam filters [1433d]
• Analysis: GameStop’s NFT marketplace earns the company just $45K in first day [1433d]
• Sonic Origins fan-made mod halted with three words: “Screw this game” [1433d]
• Why don’t most foods cause allergies? [1433d]
• Buying on a budget: The best Prime Day deals we can find for $50 or less [1433d]
• Feds may expand 2nd boosters to all adults as anxiety surges over BA.5 wave [1433d]
• No, BMW is not making heated seats a subscription for US cars [1433d]
• Nothing Phone (1) retreads the OnePlus playbook with hyped-up launch [1433d]
• Nikon will reportedly join Canon in ending development on high-end DSLR cameras [1433d]
• Lawmakers tell Facebook to stop deleting abortion posts for no reason [1433d]
• Twitter tells Musk his “purported termination” of merger deal is invalid [1433d]
• AMD Chromebooks can dual-boot Windows 11, too [1433d]
• New working speculative execution attack sends Intel and AMD scrambling [1433d]
• Ars dives into the pricey-but-fancy world of miniature arcade cabinets [1433d]
• SpaceX starts testing its Super Heavy booster, and it’s “not good” [1433d]
• Volkswagen partners with Redwood Materials to recycle EV batteries [1433d]
• And then there were five: NASA releases [1433d]
• Prime Day’s best gaming deals: Free Mass Effect, lots of board games, and more [1433d]
• What’s Bluetooth LE Audio? Explaining the spec and what it means for wireless sound [1433d]
• Walmart is buying 4,500 electric delivery vehicles from Canoo [1433d]