The Brutalist Report

ArsTechnica

• North Korea-backed hackers have a clever way to read your Gmail [1105d]
• With help from BA.5, new COVID hospitalizations quadrupled since April [1105d]
• With solar arrays now operational, Lucy’s got some shimmering to do [1105d]
• Record-short days could speed up debate on leap seconds [1105d]
• 50 state AGs vow action against carriers that bring foreign robocalls to US [1105d]
• Facing quality and pacing issues, Apple reportedly delays iPadOS 16 [1105d]
• WB Discovery merger strikes down “nearly finished” live-action Batgirl film [1106d]
• SpaceX and Viasat fight over whether Starlink can meet FCC speed obligations [1106d]
• Microsoft “playing dumb” on anti-abortion donations, activists say [1106d]
• Today’s best deals: Horizon Forbidden West, Apple gift cards, and more [1106d]
• 4K webcam uses a built-in gimbal to follow you around, enable gesture controls [1106d]
• DIY Tinycade aims to bring Alt Ctrl games to the masses [1106d]
• Intel’s loss is AMD’s gain as EPYC server CPUs benefit from Intel’s delays [1106d]
• Russia wants a better look at what America’s newest spy satellite can do [1106d]
• Mexican farmers and scientists share a mission: Saving a wetland [1106d]
• Samsung and iFixit launch repair program for flagship phones and tablets [1106d]
• How listening to uninterrupted noise helped millions to focus [1106d]
• Manchin rebuffs industry criticism of new EV tax credit [1106d]
• The OnePlus 10T returns to a winning formula of high specs, low ($649!) price [1106d]
• Review: Beavis & Butt-Head reclaim their thrones of the reaction video genre [1106d]
• Tonight we’re gonna log on like it’s 1979 [1106d]