The Brutalist Report

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• The EU is investigating Broadcom's $61 billion deal to buy VMware [1160d]
• Delta will reportedly offer free WiFi starting next year [1160d]
• Lionel Messi's World Cup celebration is now the most-liked post on Instagram [1160d]
• OpenAI releases Point-E, which is like DALL-E but for 3D modeling [1161d]
• Apple adds M1 Mac desktops and Studio Display to the Self Service Repair program [1161d]
• Congress attempts to ban TikTok on government devices as part of $1.7 trillion spending bill [1161d]
• Ubisoft explains how Stadia users can get free PC copies of games [1161d]
• NASA's InSight lander says goodbye from Mars [1161d]
• An algorithm can use WiFi signal changes to help identify breathing issues [1161d]
• SEC deposition shows Zuckerberg misled Congress about Cambridge Analytica timeline [1161d]
• USPS expects to only buy electric delivery vehicles starting in 2026 [1161d]
• ‘Sifu’ is getting an arena mode and heading to Xbox in March 2023 [1161d]
• Amazon and EU finalize third-party seller antitrust deal [1161d]
• Hands-on with LG's 240Hz UltraGear gaming monitors: Setting a new bar for OLED refresh rates [1161d]
• How Meta flunked its first year as a metaverse company [1161d]
• The first weird gadget of CES 2023 is Lenovo's Swiss army lamp [1161d]
• What we bought: Our favorite books of 2022 [1161d]
• Lenovo's IdeaPad Flex 3i Chromebook offers a larger display and optional 1080p webcam [1161d]
• Lenovo updates its IdeaPad Pro and Slim laptops with the latest Intel and AMD chips [1161d]
• TikTok will explain why it recommends videos on its 'For You' page [1161d]
• The Morning After: We tried Dyson’s air-purifying headphones [1161d]
• Meta reconfirms its commitment to the metaverse [1161d]
• Almost 200 nations promise to protect 30 percent of the planet's land and oceans [1161d]