The Brutalist Report

ArsTechnica

• Common red food dye banned in Calif.—30 years after FDA found cancer risk in rats [961d]
• 25 of the most popular Amazon Prime Day deals with Ars Technica readers [961d]
• Planet collision explains star’s brightening, then dimming [961d]
• NASA finds water and organics in asteroid sample—possible clues to origin of life [961d]
• Adobe launches new symbol to tag AI-generated content—but will anyone use it? [961d]
• You’ll be able to stream PS5 games this month—but only on an actual PS5 [961d]
• CD-indexing cue files are the core of a serious Linux remote code exploit [961d]
• Build your dream desktop with these Prime Day PC components deals [961d]
• YouTube TV, which costs $73 a month, agrees to end “$600 less than cable” ads [961d]
• Mysterious fast radio bursts look a lot like earthquakes, study finds [961d]
• Google wins Sonos patent case, immediately ships speaker software update [961d]
• Not burn-in: Scary OLED TV image retention may stem from “buggy” feature [961d]