The Brutalist Report

ArsTechnica

• Rising seas will cut off many properties before they’re flooded [1118d]
• AI voice generation helps mod Fallout 4’s narrow dialogue choices [1118d]
• Two more dead as patients report horrifying details of eye drop outbreak [1118d]
• Microsoft wins battle with Sony as UK reverses finding on Activision merger [1118d]
• ChatGPT gets “eyes and ears” with plugins that can interface AI with the world [1118d]
• New value for W boson mass dims 2022 hints of physics beyond Standard Model [1118d]
• Huge collection of vintage Apple computers goes to auction next week [1118d]
• Dealmaster: Savings on Galaxy and Pixel phones, desktop PCs, and more [1119d]
• RISC-Y Business: Arm wants to charge dramatically more for chip licenses [1119d]
• Twitter to un-verify people who don’t pay $8/month starting on April Fools’ Day [1119d]
• Nvidia quietly boosts the video encoding capabilities of GeForce GPUs [1119d]
• Cops raided Afroman’s home, then sued him for using footage in music videos [1119d]
• United Airlines reveals first eVTOL passenger route starting in 2025 [1119d]
• Climate change enables spread of flesh-eating bacteria in US coastal waters [1119d]
• In-car subscriptions are not popular with new car buyers, survey shows [1119d]
• Dream Chaser is delayed again, raising questions about Vulcan launch plans [1119d]
• How The New York Times managed to avoid ruining Wordle [1119d]
• The Ars Technica GOG collection: Our picks from GOG’s big Spring Sale [1119d]
• Rocket Report: German launch company loses backer; Soyuz-5 may be in trouble [1119d]
• Egad! 7 key British PCs of the 1980s Americans might have missed [1119d]