The Brutalist Report - arstechnica
- No, Okta, senior management, not an errant employee, caused you to get hacked [331d]
- A historic Falcon 9 made a little more history Friday night [331d]
- It’s almost showtime for SpaceX’s massive Starship rocket [331d]
- Diablo IV will get its first expansion and WoW Classic will revisit Cataclysm [331d]
- Soda additive linked to thyroid toxicity may finally get banned by FDA [331d]
- What do we know about the Switch 2’s hardware power? [331d]
- Dealmaster: Pre-Black Friday deals on home entertainment, Herman Miller chairs, and laptops [331d]
- Leap seconds could become leap minutes, despite pushback from Russians, Vatican [331d]
- Kingpin is back with a snazzy eyepatch in trailer for darker, bloody Echo [331d]
- Matic is a $1,795 robot vacuum for people concerned about privacy [331d]
- Artists may “poison” AI models before Copyright Office can issue guidance [331d]
- Elon Musk tries to avoid testifying in Twitter-stock probe, asks court for help [332d]
- How long will Jeff Bezos continue to subsidize his New Shepard rocket? [332d]
- Perfect Dark finally gets the full-featured PC port it deserves [332d]
- Intel’s failed 64-bit Itanium CPUs die another death as Linux support ends [332d]
- The UAW beat the big three; Elon Musk’s Tesla is among its next targets [332d]
- AI helps 3D printers “write” with coiling fluid ropes like Jackson Pollock [332d]
- Former head of NASA’s climate group issues dire warning on warming [332d]
- Daily Telescope: Lucy finds not one but two diamonds in the sky [332d]
- Why OLED monitor burn-in isn’t a huge problem anymore [332d]
- Rocket Report: ICBM test aborted after “anomaly”; FAA wraps Starship safety review [332d]
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