The Brutalist Report

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• AMD to end Threadripper Pro 5000 drought for non-Lenovo PCs [1154d]
• Workers win vote to form first-ever US Apple Store union [1154d]
• If Twitter forgets your timeline preference, and you're using Safari, this is why [1154d]
• DRAM prices to drop 3-8% due to Ukraine war, inflation [1154d]
• Intel demands $625m in interest from Europe on overturned antitrust fine [1154d]
• Metaverse progress update: Some VR headset prototypes nowhere near shipping [1154d]
• Former AMD chip architect says it was wrong to can Arm project [1154d]
• NASA's SOFIA aircraft preps for final flights ahead of mission end [1154d]
• Wi-Fi hotspots and Windows on Arm broken by Microsoft's latest patches [1154d]
• If AI chatbots are sentient, then they are also squirrels [1154d]
• Plot to defeat crypto meltdown: Solend votes to seize, liquidate whale account [1154d]
• US lawsuit alleges tool used by hospitals shares patient data with Meta [1154d]
• Capital One: Convicted techie got in via 'misconfigured' AWS buckets [1154d]
• Atos CFO to follow CEO out the door following 'Evidian' split plans [1154d]
• There are 24.6 billion sets of credentials up for sale on the dark web [1154d]
• SpiralLinux: Anonymous creator of GeckoLinux puts out new Debian remix [1154d]
• Apple update approach 'not realistic' in enterprise, but login 'shim' gets thumbsup [1154d]
• Unbelievably clever: Redbean 2 – a single-file web server that runs on six OSes [1154d]
• AI's most convincing conversations are not what they seem [1154d]
• Know the difference between a bin and /bin unless you want a new doorstop [1154d]
• Telegram adds paid tier as it cracks 700 million users [1154d]
• TikTok US traffic defaults to Oracle Cloud, but Beijing can (allegedly) still have a look [1154d]
• Indian government issues confidential infosec guidance to staff – who leak it [1154d]
• Always read the comments: Beijing requires oversight of all reader-generated chat [1155d]