The Brutalist Report

ArsTechnica

• Gulf states’ inactive, uncapped oil and gas wells a $30 billion liability [1068d]
• US senators call Tesla’s safety review a “sham,” demand answers from Musk [1068d]
• After 18 months, GitHub’s big code search overhaul is generally available [1068d]
• Next-gen Apple Watch will reportedly get its first major CPU upgrade in years [1068d]
• Musk issues ultimatum to inactive Twitter users: Log in or be purged [1068d]
• Nintendo, ticked by Zelda leaks, does a DMCA run on Switch emulation tools [1068d]
• Twitter fails to remove, label graphic images after Texas mass shooting [1068d]
• White House challenges hackers to break top AI models at DEF CON 31 [1068d]
• Gene editing makes bacteria-killing viruses even more deadly [1068d]
• Trinity Test is front and center in trailer for Christopher Nolan’s Oppenheimer [1068d]
• Welcome to Normal: The town that holds the keys to Rivian’s future [1068d]
• Former head of Roscosmos now thinks NASA did not land on the Moon [1068d]
• Passwordless Google accounts are easier and more secure than passwords. Here’s why. [1068d]
• Volkswagen’s troubled software division is getting new leadership. Again. [1068d]
• Darkest Dungeon 2 is an awkward sequel, but I can’t stop playing it [1068d]