The Brutalist Report

ArsTechnica

• Feds open criminal investigation into Tesla Autopilot claims [1284d]
• Biden admin bracing for up to 70K COVID deaths this winter as booster uptake flops [1284d]
• iCloud web gets a slick and more functional beta redesign [1284d]
• Apple confirms it will leave Lightning behind in future iPhones [1284d]
• OpenCore Legacy Patcher delivers unofficial Ventura support for older Macs [1284d]
• Surface Duo continues its worst-in-class update record, ships Android 12L [1284d]
• New maps of ancient warming reveal strong response to carbon dioxide [1284d]
• Google can now remove your identifying search results, if they’re the right kind [1284d]
• Feds say Ukrainian man running malware service amassed 50M unique credentials [1284d]
• Leftover hardware from Mars mission to be used on the Moon [1284d]
• Senate has gone a full year without voting on Biden FCC nominee Gigi Sohn [1284d]
• Google profits plummet 27 percent in Q3 2022 earnings report [1284d]
• The Callisto Protocol is an intimate, unsettling take on survival horror [1284d]
• Bosch turns South Carolina diesel facility into $260 million EV motor plant [1284d]
• SpaceX becomes NASA’s second-largest vendor, surpassing Boeing [1284d]
• “Too much and too soon”—Steven Sinofsky looks back at Windows 8, 10 years later [1284d]
• Musk signals $44 billion Twitter deal on track to close this week [1284d]
• 2022 iPad Pro review: Impressively, awkwardly fast and capable [1284d]
• 2022 iPad review: The best one—except for all the others [1284d]
• The feds’ new open-access policy: Who’s gonna pay for it? [1285d]