The Brutalist Report

The Register

• California governor goes on AI law signing spree, but demurs on the big one [571d]
• Microsoft unveils Office LTSC 2024 for users that remain stubbornly offline [571d]
• Intuitive Machines shoots for the Moon with NASA's $4.82B lunar relay jackpot [571d]
• Microsoft, BlackRock form fund to sink up to $100B into AI infrastructure [572d]
• Cops across the world arrest 51 in orchestrated takedown of Ghost crime platform [572d]
• Open source maintainers underpaid, swamped by security, and going gray [572d]
• UK pensions department's project to unite government ERP systems comes to £1.9B [572d]
• Cloud giants point the finger at each other during regulator hearings [572d]
• Despite Russia warnings, Western critical infrastructure remains unprepared [572d]
• The case for handcrafted software in a mass-produced world [572d]
• Python in Excel goes live – but only for certain Windows users [572d]
• New RFC explains how protocol developers can avoid building human rights abuses into the internet [572d]
• China's tech giants buy into Indonesia - just like US tech giants did in India [572d]
• Australian Police conducted supply chain attack on criminal collaborationware [572d]
• Open source orgs strengthen alliance against patent trolls [572d]
• WhatsApp fix to make View Once chats actually disappear is beaten in less than a week [572d]
• VMware patches over remote make-me-root holes in vCenter Server, Cloud Foundation [572d]
• No major AI model is safe, but some do better than others [572d]
• Google Cloud Document AI flaw (still) allows data theft despite bounty payout [572d]
• Hey kids, wanna clock the ISS? ESA's Astro Pi challenge runs your code in space [572d]
• 'Nine dead, thousands hurt' in Lebanon after Hezbollah pagers go boom, not beep [572d]
• At least nine dead, thousands hurt in Lebanon after Hezbollah pagers explode [572d]
• SpaceX faces $663K FAA fine for Musk's alleged launch impatience [572d]
• FAA seeks to fine SpaceX $663k for launch license violations [572d]