The Brutalist Report

ArsTechnica

• First M2 Max benchmark scores appear to leak on Geekbench [1245d]
• Disney’s new neural network can change an actor’s age with ease [1245d]
• Astronomers capture black hole gobbling up a star in a “hyper-feeding frenzy” [1245d]
• San Francisco allows police to use robots to remotely kill suspects [1245d]
• New device can make hydrogen when dunked in salt water [1245d]
• How Jaguar uses Formula E to make better road EVs [1245d]
• EU threatens Musk with Twitter ban as firm defends new approach to moderation [1245d]
• Google customers win class-action status in lawsuit over app store prices [1245d]
• Apple tries to improve iPhone 14’s crash detection with iOS 16.1.2 [1245d]
• Play app with 100K downloads booted for forwarding texts to developer server [1245d]
• Eufy’s “No clouds” cameras upload facial thumbnails to AWS [1245d]
• Judge approves $50 million settlement over broken MacBook butterfly keyboards [1245d]
• Former Musk ally explains resignation from Twitter, cites “dictatorial edict” [1245d]
• Modern trackball mouse wants to be a wireless solution to your ergonomic woes [1245d]
• Homeopath who made thousands on bogus COVID pellets gets nearly 3 years in prison [1245d]
• SpaceX set to launch two spacecraft to the Moon tonight [1245d]
• Nintendo tells Smash World Tour it can no longer operate unlicensed tournaments [1245d]
• Musk won’t relaunch Twitter Blue until he finds a way to avoid Apple fees [1245d]
• OnePlus beats Google with four years of major OS updates [1245d]
• Starlink prices in Ukraine nearly double as mobile networks falter [1245d]
• Review: Intel’s “Raptor Canyon” NUC is a compact gaming PC without the stress [1245d]