The Brutalist Report

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• Twitter engineers can still use 'GodMode' to tweet as any account, claims whistleblower [841d]
• Twitter makes it easier to avoid the annoying 'For You' tab [841d]
• Microsoft announces $52.7 billion in Q2 revenue amid plans to layoff 10,000 workers [841d]
• Lyft starts charging wait time fees to late passengers [841d]
• Blizzard support studio workers drop union bid [841d]
• NASA and DARPA will test nuclear thermal engines for crewed missions to Mars [841d]
• Ticketmaster knows it has a bot problem, but it wants Congress to fix it [841d]
• GTA Online PC players hit with game-breaking exploit [841d]
• The Justice Department is suing Google to break up its ad business [841d]
• Apple's latest 12.9-inch iPad Pro is up to $200 off [841d]
• Android 14 can block users from sideloading very old apps [842d]
• SpaceX completes first stacked Starship fueling test [842d]
• Google will once again apply Gmail spam detection to political campaign emails [842d]
• How to share your screen on FaceTime [842d]
• Forspoken review: A magical world with several cracks [842d]
• LG's latest CineBeam ultra short-throw projector is a dream — if you can afford it [842d]
• The Morning After: Microsoft expands 'multibillion dollar' deal with OpenAI, creators of ChatGPT [842d]
• Garmin debuts an ECG app, but it's only available on one smartwatch [842d]
• The 2024 Polestar 2 will have better range, stronger motors and a SmartZone sensor suite [842d]
• WhatsApp's native Mac app beta is now available to all [842d]
• Amazon's RxPass offers Prime members generic medications for $5 a month [842d]
• Lightyear suspends production of its first solar EV to concentrate on its second [842d]
• Elon Musk says his SpaceX shares would've funded his plan to take Tesla private [842d]