The Brutalist Report

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• AI girlfriend encouraged man to attempt crossbow assassination of Queen [912d]
• Never mind SETI and NASA, if your Ring somehow snaps ET, Amazon might give you $1M [912d]
• Apple pays $500K to make sales bods' complaint about wage theft go away [913d]
• Google says that YouTube vid can wait if it saves on energy [913d]
• Musk in hot water with SEC for failure to comply with subpoena [913d]
• CISA reveals 'Admin123' as top security threat in cyber sloppiness chart [913d]
• Elon Musk's ambitions for Starship soar high while reality waits on launchpad [913d]
• Microsoft Cortana's farewell tour comes to the Windows Insider program [913d]
• MGM Resorts attackers hit personal data jackpot, but house lost $100M [913d]
• AI chip biz Graphcore seeks capital to remain going concern [913d]
• CDW data to be leaked next week after negotiations with LockBit break down [913d]
• You've just spent $400 on a baby monitor. Now you need a subscription [913d]
• Google promises Germany to creep on users less after market power probe [913d]
• ELKS and Fuzix: Linux – and Unix – writ very, very small [913d]
• Online tracking is alive and well in link decoration [913d]
• In rare bout of generosity, Oracle extends free support for Database 19c [913d]
• ESA funds space weather satellite swarm to understand and combat orbital debris [913d]
• Police ignored the laws of datacenter climate control [913d]
• UK and Japan space agencies team for orbital telemetry network [913d]
• China uses Alibaba's Euro logistic hub to spy on stuff, Belgian intelligence fears [913d]
• Juniper makes 440 redundant to pursue better margins [913d]
• Lenovo to offer Android PCs, starting with an all-in-one that can pack a Core i9 [913d]
• GoldDigger Android trojan targets Vietnamese banking apps, code contains hints of wider targets [913d]