The Brutalist Report

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• Russia-pushed UN Cybercrime Treaty may rewrite global law. It's not great [1107d]
• Substack copied Twitter so Twitter is copying Substack [1107d]
• US extradites Nigerian charged in $6m email fraud scam [1107d]
• ESA's Juice blasts off to squeeze secrets from Jupiter's moons [1107d]
• Stratus ships latest batch of fault-tolerant Xeon servers [1108d]
• Compatibility mess breaks not one but two Windows password tools [1108d]
• FerretDB 1.0 offers fresh approach to open source document databases [1108d]
• China the largest buyer of chipmaking machines as sales hit an all-time high [1108d]
• Ex-CIO must pay £81k over Total Shambles Bank migration [1108d]
• The return of the classic Flying Toasters screensaver [1108d]
• LiquidStack CEO on why you shouldn't ignore immersion cooling [1108d]
• While Twitter wants to sell its verification, Microsoft will do it for free on LinkedIn [1108d]
• Red Hat at 30: Biggest Linux company of them all still pushing to become cloud power [1108d]
• Automation is great. Until it breaks and nobody gets paid [1108d]
• Linux kernel logic allowed Spectre attack on 'major cloud provider' [1108d]
• Germany and Intel both want more from planned Magdeburg mega-fab [1108d]
• To improve security, consider how the aviation industry stopped blaming pilots [1108d]
• Sony Semiconductor sinks Simoleans into Raspberry Pi to advance edge AI [1108d]
• AWS debuts generative-AI-as-a-service that's so smart you'll pay for it twice [1108d]
• AWS debuts generative AI stuff that's so smart you might give it your money twice [1108d]
• Tencent said to have demoted and fired tech bosses after brief outages [1108d]
• Google Pay mistakenly rains free cash on netizens [1108d]