The Brutalist Report

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• Reg story prompts fresh security bulletin, review of Juniper Networks' CVE process [569d]
• AI is changing search, for better or for worse [569d]
• Raspberry Pi on IPO plans: 'We want to be ready when the markets are ready' [569d]
• Windows 3.11 trundles on as job site pleads for 'driver updates' on German trains [569d]
• UK lawmakers say live facial recognition lacks a legal basis [569d]
• Techie resurrects teletext on a vintage BBC Master [569d]
• Leaked email: Unit4 ERP system leaves some school staff with 'nil pay' [569d]
• Fairberry project brings a hardware keyboard to the Fairphone [569d]
• UK biometrics boss bows out, bemoaning bureaucratic blunders [569d]
• Cory Doctorow has a plan to wipe away the enshittification of tech [569d]
• It took Taylor Swift deepfake nudes to focus Uncle Sam, Microsoft on AI safety [569d]
• Elon Musk's brain-computer interface outfit Neuralink tests its tech on a human [569d]
• Square Kilometre Array prototype 'scope achieves first light [569d]
• Microsoft signals expansion of APAC datacenter fleet with 'land acquisition' hire [569d]
• Microsoft's vision for the future of work is you trusting Redmond to get AI right [569d]
• Oracle quietly extends Solaris 11.4 support until 2037 [569d]
• SolarWinds slams SEC lawsuit against it as 'unprecedented' victim blaming [569d]
• Things are going to get weird as the nanometer era draws to a close [569d]
• Japanese government finally bids sayonara to the 3.5" floppy disk [570d]
• CockroachDB tempts legacy databases to crawl into the cloud age [570d]
• X hiring 100 content cops in bid to tame Wild West of online safety [570d]
• Japan's lander wakes up, takes blurry snap of Moon [570d]